The Effingham Times from Effingham, Kansas • 2

THE EFFINGHAM TIMES. SENSE AND NONSENSE- j-waitex sc Central Hotel The Peoplesstore W.GOHOON, KUiior and Prop. INiWA't, KANSAS Mart-tod. Ilov Joseph E. Curry, nml Miss Alien J.

Cu minings, were united in marriage Wednesday morning Sept IS, at i o'clock A. M. at tho resl donee of the brides parents at this COU. MAIN A1IOWAUD rtT'8, Announcements. PiRST DOOR NOHTH OP TUB l'PAW BUILDlN'a CONFECTIONER KITING II AM KANKAH Meals served at nil Imiirs, jjij oeiit per moul, Hoard and lodulni $1.00 per day, per wk.

I.orym uiiil io. COXFECnVNARY in Ik city. place. None but relatives being WALTER SON. Oat Flakes at Uyum-, Mier-be Killer at the P.

0. Lyon and Samoa Cogeeut Ilyans Tein and Spices of till kinds at Uyitns. STOP in tnd trj kit ot Ryan's Syrups. Editor of Tub Timks: rieMe nunounco 1). C.

Hull, of Furtuliiutoii, a (taudldiite fur County Treasurer, a jltluot to the do-cUlou of tho Knpubllean eouuty -A flvLt. RTOK 01'- present. Tho ceremony was performed by Uev. Lippineott, M. K.

pastor, of Toprku Rev. Curry is doing THE CO CIGARS and TOBACCO of the best brands. All Kinds of XnlsV OiainjcH, irmoni nnd luiunna. (lytivii, Mlmfn aitU every Ihirn u.u.illy In Af.t ctaK-cMsinam. H.

HAKMAN, Home mii foot their hill by kick divine, work in Ohio, and is a young matt of high standing and has I iii' the collector out of doors. Groceries Stonevare Flour OF ALMJKADK8 Sit bars buxtuiis soans for 2oc ASad.Bad SiBbt. One of tho most nffottinj? sceiifs was ever our lit to witness, tmik Jilaco in Efiinuhi.m Momluv, evening in the burial of Mr. mul Mrs nl ways bom nn unblemished rep utation. 11 is highly spoken of bv his Ohio associates.

Miss at lira ns This is not a GRAND OPEMWG ns you bco advertised every day, AVe liavo been 0-peii for Borno tinio and shall continue to open every d.iy until further Wo carry a full lino of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, Ice Ifonev Jumbles. Try 'Km dimming, is tho daughter of M.earas. Walter Son. dimming of this citv. who is one of our most successful nnd enter Now-a-dftv.

meat vervbnl has the time Time to take a drink. prising business men. Miss Cum- 9 an BOOTS and SHOES, NOTIONS and ETC. '4 Si, Sardines on pepper siuico at Son's niings is a highly ncjom pushed young lady and has a wry large Wo also have a new stock of Men's and Boy Clothing Loans on 10112 or short time at which will ho soid At City Prices. cut In ot menus.

Tin happy couple, after tho Bank of Eftinchnm. ceremony tnoit a liaeit tor uie "Remember our prices arc as low as the lowest, Wantf nrlnelpat Is the principal FOR CASH AM) AT CASH A. M. Hiker, r.iul Mw. J.

Slu-p. nra4 1ui1miu1, a wife, nml a wife's tnother who wore drowned near Vultoy Full, Saturday pTeninjr, Soptembi It bcciih that Mr. Hitler find wife, it sun ten enrs old. mid Mrs. linker futh-r mal mother hud been to Valley Calls on business, mid started for their home in Ari-iiigton Spring.

A iter going a few miifs they struck the low-limds near Valley falls, that lir.d been over-lowed by the heavy rains, nm cot into water beyond llirir depth without know ins: il, when Mr, HaLor, his wife want or many people. ri'sulence ot 1). h. urry s. at Vr-tonville where the excellent wed-din-' dinner was partaken of, thv Full Line Chewing and smoking tobacco 0 then took the train at Xortonvill many varities at Byans.

You are ahieky mn If you go fl't tor lluntsville Ohio, their futui home. Inr ami no not itrt drowned, Ladies' and Misses' Dongols Shoes from $1,75 to $2,75. 16 Yds. of rood Gingham for $1-00. 11 lbs.

Gtanulated Sugar for $1.00. Lyon Coffee 25cts- lb. are not Leaders, but regular prba and wo can 0 under" them and still stay on earth We WILL NOT be undorsold. Please crivo iw a call The Timks acknowledges receipt inst from Sonrville, nt SCHOOL SHOES Walter Son's Conlectionaiy. of an invitation "At home.

Hunt Ohio, October first," and A cood whip with a can of ba nlato of hue cui-e. this young SI EAT MARKET! Beef. Bologna and MKAT of all Kind nnd her mother were drowned. king powder at John Ryans. Mrs.

Bakers father, who's quit mi couple start out in 'ile with much promise and The Times joins in ar-cour croods and tret our prices. "We will treat vou ridit. old man, mannyed to set to a place Highest mifrket prices paid for with their numerous lnemu in hogs. Wallack Campbell. Highest market price paid for produce.

where he stood in water up to I.U neck and held up the ten year oM, wishing th Jin a long and happy BEST MAltKFF PIHCK.S P.oartltnd; house people ouebt lfe. PAID FOIl UIBES. Ceveko Woodard to expot dressed beef tu hot weather The best cigars in tho world are manufactured byGabriel of llolton i)oo9 a man east bis breal upon It is rumored that a tie.v bar her shop will be started here soon the waters when be takes a roil in The candidates have com Boy's Suits AN ASSORTMENT. Boy's Pants urf. until usswunco came and tliev were mcued.

Mr--. Jaker'n hodv was taken from the water that evening, but thu bciiies of Mr. nnd Mr. Maker lav in the water until the next 'morning. Th little boy telis a "wy touching story.

lie says: "'Tapa did net come to the top nfnr Jnlhiig into the waler. but Mamma ciiuie up twice. The firiit time she cume up she says Oh! Lloyd'' the second time she a.ivs inencrd to work in earnest. As the Microbe Killer is on sale at th post office. 60 in and get some of the ciaculars.

M. BMTOI, HARDWARE LUEVIBER FURPJiTURS W. Gumminga time fur election draws near the harder tlisy work- Mrs. MiFaddcn of Kansas City, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs (i.

E'lgcrton, near this place left Wednesday morning to visit a sister Bird Seed. Sterch, Soda, Lye, Coffee, Tea, Btigar, and every tnin in the grocery line at Ryans 3SZSB "Short tunerai service, was hel at Grain, Coal Stock Dealer this place Monday evening, in the 'Presbyterian clmreli, conducted by Rev Hunter, and so win in Whiting. Me ns Suits Head Quarter 8nme men get man when a perfn launhs at them, while the pefnn is realy laughing at aothisg. Se, Buy cigars of Gabriel Bros of llolton and get the best. They are known and highly reCuineuded tuTover the state.

On account of St Louis exposition, tickets will be sold Sept. 23, 26. 30, Oct. 3, 14, and 17, at one and one third fares for round trip. It ia a mean man that thinks hi wife ought to brug about the two nltrhis in the week that be comen Cirt Txr ell, an i -r-AIr.

nnd Mrs. Ferguson, our popnlar druggist and wife, rcturr.ed tt'om their risit to Center county, Pennsylvania, this week. They report having a very pleasant vuit. Mrs Belle Try an, wee Miss Bell McCubbin, of Cottonwood, California visiting her sister Mrs J. W.

Garrett, a few miles north ot I (i I IjLu the sight that there was not more thftu a half dozen pair of dry eves in the house. Thev weie kuried about live eloek p. first three bodies were ever placed i.i our ctmetary in one day. Air. Baker and wile and Mr.

SheparJ and wife are well known in the vicinity of Effingham and liirg? Lumber of Forrowiiij: friends followed the ie-mains to their heit resting place. Mr. A. M. Baker was Lorn Jnuuarv 1S53, his wife, A.

Maimer, was born Aff.il 1So4, They were united in matrimony i 1j' i Stable. ALSO REAL tSTATR AGT- Q99 erV'vAHD SALE! TO 3" Haals mJwIma Good Rigs at Reasonable Pric3. home nober, Instead of giving htm fits for the five uights becomss hota drunk. town, this week. --A pretty female lias been soliciting 10 cent subscriptions to a foreign missionary fund.

She not only secured a good many ten cent jfr-io. niev miiTe two sons aged Vevp-ti'velv t'Oi and i a "I Forirusou Ofilco i'l tli 5 ot r.wme years. Mrs Alary .1. anep- Patronage of Commercial Men andths General Public Solicited Effingham. Kansas.

ard was burn ami linn store. Heitlinger Yocam wish to an nounee to the public that they are prepared to do repairing on short notice, and will make a boot or shoe to suit tho mast fastidious, Call in and see lie new firm when you have work in their line. A mod-st blush suffused Ler gen-tU face, For she had just beea asked All CalN promptly attemli'tl pieces, but induced a good many ot tl.e phiinnthropical farmers to sign I heir names to pieces of piioer which afterwards turned out to be Moniisory notes. The Kansas or iu ht whs niaried to r. J.

F. Hhepard April 1870. She leaves to niniim her loss, fin ay.ed hnsbnnd. two danchters. nnd oije son.

"When wb aetiutler pait. It Rivex us iuwxrd pn I tut wo shall Mill lit jo'n'il In hwart And hope to meet ogaiu." FOOT WEAR rmers are now fighting HATS. STSAW shy of Iliwntha EFFN1G1LAM KAN girl. pn'ttr missionary wed, And she replied with sweet St. Louis grace, "Why, cert," ihe said.

Ex. Wo have bought a largo lot of Sample Hats which we close out at Wo mm, AtiEXT FOR l.KAVKXWOKTII MARBLE andGRANITE CoiiTcutioa The Qintk-enlti APmi-il CiivuIod "of the Atchison Couutv Sablatli Endless Variety Ciipi. C. M. Rcnton, of Effing-bam, Hiinounces hims.df in this issue of The Cimmpion for County Tiensnrcr.

lie has resided in AtchUon county since 1857. He served ihroiighoul the war. on'isting us a rrivute in Co. 11., of the First MarktRoports. RY C.

It. ELLSWORTH SON N- 2 Wheat 50 to No 2 Cou.v 20c Satiijrnction Guaranteed "ia No 2 Oats 16c Kfiisas, ben Dan Mcbook com O'MEAlUc' Effintrham Love is blind, which probably av mny, and came out ns Captain, le is a Republican ofthe straig litest counts tor tne speutacien soma youux lovers make of themselves. its, kind. If nominated ho will be on the dollar. Now the the time to make 50 cents buy a dollars worth of Goods.

ATe want every lady who desires a lpcted. He is well qualified for the 1 ace. A tch ison httmp Ion Notice, I will make cider en iijf farm BEN A TTT 1 on Tuesdays weanesuays ami School Assochiliun will be held Arrlngtnu on WedneMlny ami Tbura day October -M aio! 3.1 ISM). Any minUter of the gnpel, 8uier i.Oult lucinlier of any Sabbath teh.xil I Alfliioii county is a menil er of ibis uoHatlnn mul ObereloM; entitled to tlio privilft'e of and taking purl iti ttn pro-credingH of IIkp Cuiivnilii.li, All others who ur freiully to tlie whether real-tients of Ateliiar.n or aiijoiulnjr counties art- welconie Cooih noo' uk the tf in tit of jour Uiuutliii! liviuie GorlV bounty to leur t'lvc, niil the eift all I til ulil tu t-iy tU. 'the peoiile of Arlington exo.ii(l a bearly welcome uii'l will provble free t'literUiiiniHiit fur all who may nit.

ml. 'h-tniie will awult the an Ival Of tl'llillH fl Il'l'tiul IlL Mill Cotlill atnl Airiniji' j-'witrb, atul alco fur Thursdays of each week. Miss Birdie Hines, of Penn sylvania, accompanied Mr and Mrs 'ergiison home, this week. She is 21st Abram Fejter. NO a dressmaker and a very estimable younubuly.

She and Mrs Ida Best wax at Son's Confectionary. a new line new have to call and sco our stock, Ve that speak for themselves. Every thing la saiooth snlling with ns when we have no diftieulv in Ckveatc, and Tnuie Marks obtained, anil all Patent coadnctcd In Moderate Fees. Our OIHcd iii OnnoKlte I'. 8.

Fntent Of- raising the wind. New York News. Newell intend to open up a dressmaking shop in Effingham in' the near future Mrs Newell is known in this community as ai excellent dressinnkpi, nnd us Miss Hines conies well reomended. We may lee. We bave no eub all busineal Goods White NOTICE 'trains fiont tlie west nt Larkio to convey tloe who ine bv rail to llrcct, hence Cn transact patent bnsmws in km ime and at less cost than those remote treo Fasldngton.

Send niodei, flrawing, or with descrlp. en. Wo adviso if ratentaMe or not, ftce ol Ibarge. Out feo not duo till jiatent is secured. A book, How to Obtain Patents, with refe iFans, Parisols, Full skirt embroidery Flouncing, We will send new subscribers the E3ingham Times from now expect to have a shop that ean be Laces, Sateens, all in the lates H.b oriiivetitlon.

J.jhbua Whctler C. C. Hard fjwi.Jent Secretary styles and at PRODUCE SALE OllYiNG A A IT i liKFlNGHAM until the first of January for the out done by no town in the county prices that will induco you to buy. WANTED. small sum of 25 cents.

Come in idccb to actUiU clirnta in your Estate, county, a town, tent froe. Address, C. A. SNOW CO, Opposite I'atent OtDce, IVmUinfton, V. KAtf is in C.

M. Benton bus ft new kind of and subscribe. Morris Hnliigan A'cliison sftidyiiij; law. eoal for cooking purposes, and re el J.BENJAMIN qnesls that yon try it. Always see D.

h. nn titers t. repainting See that fine haired candy at him before you buy your coal. the Catholic cburclj this week. There will be a dance given nt ELECTRIC BELT d'V 'Snyder ITallieun report -fliat the Hippie farm Friday night Sept.

27th. Every body inyited to come PAIKATtB Alii, 18, 1SHJ. UPKOTEO FEB. 1, ItSfc THREE DOORS SOUTH OF they luive hud uu excellent trad this week, and have a good tune. Good nm sic will be had.

ft KNIGHTS Thoi ww tliosp fine horse's onht lo havo colt i scan i FINE BUG A CURED HAMS 'M nt the flour and feed store. Also show this full. Best Cigars in town at Waller- Son's Confectionery, Plenty of Bleep is conductive to beauty. Eveu a garment looks worn when It looses Us nap, Bingham ton Republic, Go to Ryans for Bueon, Bran, and Shorts. Good RIQS at 'Ve trust that honest, upright supply of everything iu my line kept on band.

Come one come all and get good flour at reasonable and qiiiilififd men will lu elected to Reasonable Price KNSAS fill the oilkestliii full. EFFINGHAM fl- 1 prices. J. HYATT. 1 EOTIIO- DR.

Hulehimon, May 23, 1889 BODY BELT galvanic; ana Suspensory1 Lf. ftl. KHI.LKlt, M. U. AGENTS! TO API I cure me rot tow-nlNlnri NArvntia ENTIRELY NEW BOOK DblUty.Wi WANTED ess, KtdueyDie' Tremhlinu i uses, fierrouv ettial Eihaus- grceries.

to will pay you. Ice Cream, just from the North Pole at Walter Son's Confectionary. astinff of tba ion, xnHommai The most wonderful collection of ran Ytt THriii fefTLi 'a. all Ulauiai nrtalii- oretlon In Youth or Maori pntcital, real value and eccry day vse Deiir8li I lived in the nitmn fairs for ellit years and thoroby ennie to know the Virtues of Mountain Bilge, hHving used it for fevers, chili, and bilIioustitBi; in iact, when we full tick in any way we wtre cured ny the ute of Mountain Sage. Mrs.

Ji. Kvhrs. For sale by D.R. Jewel Co Pharmacists, Eftltigham Kans. Inst to th Womb or genital organs.

This is the Latest and be atest frnTV-ovmnentsrsr made, and is superior to all others. Every barer of an Eleotrio Belt wants the latost-thls he will And the (taw Belt. It differs from all others, It is a BaTTKRV BEIT, aad not a chain, voltaic or wire belt. It will CUUI all Couplalnts Cnrsble ElntrlAt. The eleotrlo current can be Tested br smron berorft it is appliad to the body, and is worn oaly six to ten hours dailylf yoa will examine this belt you will bny no otheji To show the Entire Confidence wo have in onr Electro-Gal-ranlc Belts and Appllnncns we wtlLfend opr No.

4 BeU Complete to Reiuondbto rtrl1 Thlrty TrlsL Sena Mllet'l we II Sehaal Books aai (4(t I ia(t lit HHIIHIIIllll.lOllltHMIIIHM postage for our fbfe uinntrgtefi pumpmen. 'J rlr gfDr. m'a ELIITKIC IS SOI.I Do not for.get the S. nnd Jacob Reece mn toJay four and Olio half miluj north of town. 0.

M. SiM'der is engaged in digiiinga well for J. G. Wolvcrton, on his new residence lots, thi week. r-K.

E. McGuire, who farmed the tlvi F. rf.iyd.il- f.ir.u this sum nvr left for Mijmri, Wed uesday morning James apiurr. sale which took is reported by uncle Ben Wallack us a good one Every thino; sold Mrs J. J.

Halligan, who recently went to Excelsor Springs Missouri for her health has been very ill, but is improving now. We were mistaken about the wedding of T. A. Cohoon and Miss. Izeliu Blaakenship taking place at 1 he residence of John Blankenship, lust week.

It should lnive read nt residence of B. Col.oon's. gui IE 8WEN ELECTRIC BELT AND APPLIANCl ttlenltoa thfa Pfttw.) (iNfoMoaATIP Jm Will, 1 800 North Broadway. SY. LOUIS.

for tlie people evor published on the globe. A viervel nf inomij-savinij and moiies-mrning for every ouu owning it. Thousands of beautiful helpful engrnyinpa, showing joh how to do No connic titiou; no1 lung it in the VVhen yon select that which is of true value, sales nn sure. All sineeiely desiring paiintf lookinst for fitst-class at an extra-ordinary law price, nhould write for description and terms on the most reninrkalile achievement in book niaKing since the world began SVAifMRL 6 CO Ilox'r()03. Best crackers in town at Son's Ciifct'tionary, "An Ounce of PreTentlon Why take the ehanehes of a long spell of fever and an expensive doctor's bill, when a bottle of Dr, Keller's Mountain Sage Invigorator and a dose of his mountain Bagn Liver Tfea Terrors of Asthma Gone.

Mi, fciaiiipsou of Hutchinson Bays; "1 bad been a sufferer from asthma nine years and until I tiied a bottle ol your Mountain Sage Invlgoratur I had found nothing that would give me relief, or a no wn what it was to have a peaceful nights rest In bed. In tbe lust few weeks that I have been using the Invlgorator, my condition hat bo much improved that I seem to have a new lease on life giv Go to Pills will, If taken in time, prevent for Breakfast ST. LOUIS or PHILADELPHIA it? Remember, an ounce ot prevention In your oase may be worth many pounds of cure. en uie, aua can nadiy find words to express my gratitude far th relief your medicine has afforded. I wish all who Buffer as I have may hear of your wonderful remedy," Pbar- For sale by D.

It. Jewel Je Co maoists, Effingham Kans, con and Hams. CS ty TJTTTT.