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Atchison County Times from Arrington, Kansas • 3

Atchison County Times from Arrington, Kansas • 3

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SllOW. NOTICE. HOME MARKET, Ipillir iflllfe R. R. Time Card.

Union Pacific Railway, Going West. No. 91 Mixed 1.05, pi ru. Going East, No.02,Mixod, 1.23 p. ru.

J. A. Woodkuff, Agent Has Plenty of Water now to Manufacture Flour That is giving Good Satisfaction, We are Selling Way Down Prices For Cash; High Patent $180 Standard $1,70 Golden Loaf $1,60 SHORTS, 60cts a hundred. BRAN, 50cts pr hd. It's free.

All next week. The Golden Nervine Medicino Co. will bo in Arrinerton all next to week, free show, Monday night. Arrington will celebrate the 4th. Wanted; 100 new paid up sub scribers to the Times.

Chas. Wallaco has nearly com pleted the, "fixing up" of his wag- on; he intends to start on the road in a row aays. N. B. IIonek8 and Ferdinand Uliem drove up to JYiuscotan Mon- day.

Since G. W. Wvlie shaved oft I his mustache, manv people take I I I I lUm 1V1 the J. a t5TWe do all kind of Exchange work. D.

S. IIENEKS, CO. Arrington, Corn, mixed .18 cts. Corn white .19 Potatoes por bn 25 Eggs per doz 06 Untter per id Local News. Arrington will celebrate the 4.

R. M. Sweany, Post Master of Larkin, was in the city Sunday. McCormic Binders for sale by F. J.

Case. Arrington wants a meat market right away. Hall supply of Hinder I wine for sale by F. J. Case.

Mr. Gies, our popular merchant, UIU8UUIMU. I Hutwt uu Buusunpuuu. oay, you can get oars ot soap of WnliVio tnv, ok iui Remember that the Times office is 1st. door west of the Post Ofiice.

i.L! "il-L- i I alio xi.n;mauu uuny jrioue unu mt m. I mo Arrington Times; both paper one year a.zu. M. C. Klingraan, of the Effing- ham New Leaf, raado a short Saturday.

Pat Montgomery went to llolton Mondav: returned TnfiRdav fivp.nintr. Look at those Straw Hats at 1 I I jluusu wiiu iitvvu uiiuu ituuuutju a A 6, WYLIEi Prop. vara a P.O. nnntd naif otner tnings in proportion at wynes Mr. Uies, ot Muocotau, was a nn iu in: vauer rnuy mr.

vjico 10 a uiim- er; and we found him to be a jolly, good boy. P.1A Konrlara dur? Milt iP.hlo&trmH uuvivio I' I LI I venison, were in our cny ouuuay. l. u. McDonnell, lloiton'S pop.

ular Music Dealer, was a pleasant caller i rid ay. Clarence Marshal; gralri buyer of Strait Creek, was a pleasant caller baturday. Has on hand a Groceries, Notions, Glassware, Queensware, Gents Furnish ing Goods, etc. Also Wylie's, they will piease you and Larkin, was seen on our streets that they had been well and eare-tho price is 0. K.

Sunday. fully trained; this a compliment to Farming CALL AND GET PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE 1RRINGT0N, KANSAS. MITH Republican Caucus to be held in Arrington on Juno 19 at 2 p. m. for purposo of selecting Delegates the County Convention to bo held in Atchison, June 26 1896 J.

W. Pettigrew, Committee Man. Who Said, Arrincton hadn't shod off. Case helped to sot up, went mne8 jnt0 ti1Q country, and started Self Hinder took orders for two more and sold a Mowing machine yestorday, besides having every horse and buetry in his barn at work. TTtf A Kn ,1 .1 fourth of July celebration in Ar a a tll.

Witl. tl. nfnhB. vfl raneements now being made, the I. largest crowd and best time ever experienced in Arrington is anticip- ated this vear, Children's Day, Cluldrens Day was very nleasent observed at the M.

E. Church, )ast morning audience was present to listen to the interesting resitations and the joyous sOngs of the happy children, who exhibited by the manner in which they took part, tnose no liad been patiently teacl i 1 ivr thn Itfflrt Anna rt a itta na rvr 1U6 luVi 1 fl i 1 1 iaence 01 111011 aDluV- The Church was beautifully deco rated in honor ot the occasion, and every thing testified to the pationt, thoughtful effort, on the part of both teachers and pupils, to make the exercises pleasant and entertain ing; which they succeeded in doing very satisfactorily. It Is Whispered, That the Times is a hun. That Arrington will celebrate the 4th in grand styl'e this year. That the iland Uoys are progre ssing nicely with their new music under the instructions of Mr.

Wea ver. That Arrington has more pretty girls than any ether town of it size in Kansas. That the fighting editor caught five big fish last Sunday. That six new dwelling houses will be erected this fall. That a certain big man says he'l catch the greased pig the 4th.

That an unexpected wedding wil take place in this vicinity soon, That one ot our young men wil soon buy a bicycle it may be built for two. Say, you fellows that were always kicking because there wap no bar oer shop in Arrington, ought to patronize it now, na it is here, has heen here a year, and instead hunting old scissors, to shingl your hair, your neighbors and your friends hair, give your barber the job. See? Pat Montgomery. WELL DIGGING. I am prepared to do all kindsof Well Digging at Reasonable, Prices.

My priqes are; 65 cents, a foqt through and $2,00 foot through These rates include walling too. Satisfaction or no "pay. John A Martairi; W. Z. Hubbard and wife, were visiting relatives near llolton, last weok.

Wanted; or 3U ir ot good country, cured meat at this office. Before you buy farm you want to cau anaioo ove it. -nrr our list, car iveyou some' big anmins, Vtt nGrfTijiTji xi, jtjl 9 First door west of the I 6 0 F. Arrihgtolij THOMPSON Kansas. comnlfita stock o( Implements 3 hafi.

JAMES, Props. i 4 Holton and visit mm mmw for goods. 5 slis I Churches. E. Church.

Preaching every Fourth Sunday. Hev F. Bundy Pastor. Prayer meeting on every Thursday evening. Sunday School each Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.

Socities. oderh Woodman of America, meet every 2 and 4 Tuesd ays of each month at Marble llall. F. SbovkiE, N. B.

Heneks, V. C. Clerk. 9. OOF.

Lodge, meets on every nday evening. bank Jjailey, Ben Anderson, N. G. Sec'y. ebecka Lodge meets every First and Third Tuesday of each month, in I 0 hall, Mes Compton, Feank Bailey, N.

G. Sec'y. Business Cards. CASE. INSURANCE AGENT.

ARRINGTON, KANSAS. N( B. Heneks, GRAIN MERCHANT, Pays Highest MarltaFrica For Gr Aeeington, Kansas. A. D.

ASHMAN. Stone Mason, ARRINGTON, KANSAS. GOODRICH, DEUTSCHER NOTAR, REAL ESTATE ANE INSURANCE. ARRINGTON; KANSAS Chas. Wallace, ARRINGTON KANSAS Huff LIST YOUR FARMS WITH US ARRINGTON KANSAS.

PAT MONTGOMERY. i Rhftvinar. ShamDOohi2, Hair- 01 cutting, 'ARRINGTON: KANSAS, Ferdinand Gliem. Will iiou highest Mark i ei Price for Gram, Kansas 9 falls Answmd Promptly bay or Night. 'OjHiw at city Drug A ATTR1NGTON.

KANSAS pjr Jkxo piNBSpF pHAik: Ed, Clienowetli, Mg'r. Mr. Oliphint, Station Agent of Mr. MillflrAif Jackson Conntv. was a caller Saturday; Mr.

Miller was. once a bu3ine38 man of Ar- rington. No use going to llolton or Valley Falls for your eld thing- Our mer chants sell clothing as cheaply as those tellows do. Charley Rucker was on the sick list few days last week. reruinand Lnem brought us a mess of new potatoes last Tuesday, Luther Hart, and family of Effi ngham, passed through town Sat urday.

A self made man likes to brag on his job and many a self made man would have done better to have let the job out, Ed. Shellaberffer. of Holt, nr. ganizer of the Knights and Ladies of the Fireside, was in town Satur day. Mr.

Shellaberger is one of the most successful men in hie lino of business One of Arrinerton's best drawing i a cards is vher flouring mills. The Missouri Valley Roller Mills, own Jed by D. S. Heneks, are right in the front ranks. This mill has, ana does yet, turn out the best grade.

ot flour found on the market; this fact is evident by the many farmers that come from a distance to tlie Arrington mill By the way, that Guy Stoddard is getting out a neat little paper for those Muscotah hope they realize the fact enough to, make Guy's pocket book look a heap fat- ter than ours does. Any one wiehing to erect a mon ument, over the grave pf a departed loved ope, and want good neat and lasting job, one that will last a life time, at a very reasonable price; will do well to get Wm. Man nix of Holton to do the job; we have been personally Mr, Mannix for a long time and. know he is a good but then his work speaks it's own merits; leave orders at this office. Look here, citizens! We want to talk to you a few seconds.

We are all interested in Arrington; and want to seo her grow, to be filled up with a nice, generous, entor- cnsing ana' wiue-a-wiuie uastj ui a -1 -f people as ner citizens. oeverai men wishing to locate in our city, tn rnnvo Miflir familifl'fl and irn into to til VI LA1W JL11HUU UlUb kUVJi wanted to go into business hero, but dould find neither store sdoms nor dwelling fof rent. We want those people to locate here, and can get them and many more, if some'of the broperty owners 'for rektrnff purposes. I several a store 'bui'lding3, and-a low dwelling houses, Who'll etart'or. I Vnn (r.uA vi 14 ui U1MI1 lli VUCU VJ I come in and gnhRRrihn for thflTrwws.

Go to making arrangements now to be at Arrington the 4th. of July. Don Russel, of Pawnee City Neb. and E. W.

Simpson, of Evert Kan. are in the city, selling territory for new kind of house rooffing. Did you ever stop to think that the business man is to stiney to advertise is also'to stingy to give you a bargain? Jinveiops, letter-lieade, note- heads, Statements, etc. In fact. we do all kinds of printing; R.

A. Van Winkle brought us peck and a half of new potatoes Saturday: they are fine- Out in western Kansas divorced i men are caned "Allalla The TIMES job department print ed some large 4th. of July posters and small handbills, for the Band boys, last week. A.J.White, Republican cani- date for the nomination of State liepresenitive from the First Dis- trict, was around shaking hands in this neigh bhood last Tuesday Mr. White is a nice gentle, man; and we think the people will do a wise thing to re-nominate him this fall.

G. W. Wvlie and wife attended he wedding of Jim Ellis, and Miss ava reston, Doth ot Jiltngham, wmcn occurea at me home ot the Dnaes parents, last evening. t. J.

Case, sold to Wm. Petti- grew, one ot those celebrated Hu- bor Bros. the best Tl, i -n for McCormic Binders and Mow ers; BAMPIBLD JoTAiir ARRINGTON, KANSAS, Fredrick O. Stote. Office in Effingham, Knights fild.

For a nicGi nuiot PLACE 10 BOARD Go to Mrfl AnriArHOn. I tik a ftf ir'rltiitiii Sl4 If Want To 'SAVE MOiW ON Yoti should 'go if Big Sale going on now, will until July 4th. Country -produiJfe taken in exchange'.

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About Atchison County Times Archive

Pages Available:
194
Years Available:
1896-1897