The Atchison Times from Atchison, Kansas • 4

The Atchison Times. lC4iul)llenii Coiuily 'oimiiitlon, The republican county convention met Hy J. A. tSUJSDKULANI). at the court house lust Tuesday morning, and was culled to order at 1 1 o'clock by C.

Bennlng, chalrinun of the county central committee, They hud a slight Kuturduy, Oetube IJO, 1H8B. "CiumpulKU l.ultur Hiiiikh." We find upon our table live Campaign Labor Songs (sheet music!) as follows; "Monopoly Hnull'ed Out," "The Brotherhood of Men," "Hurrah for tho Farmer," "Stand by the Guard," "Freemen's Rally," Tho whole will he sent us a sample lot for twenty-Iivo centsl Besides tho above, we have received a New Song-book called "Labor songs," containing some of tho best Campaign Songs yet published, some of them designed for tunes now sung by tho whole nation, und some with new music. This book will bo sent, postpaid, by return of mail for ten cents, Address the publisher, J. D. Tam.madok, 271 Dearborn Chicago.

VOIGT'S CASH FOR I GOOD GOODS AND LOWEST PRICES.) 729 Commercial Street, f. Atchison, kansasJ wrangle over tho slate candidate for temporary chairman, D. G. Wilson, he having bolted the ticket two years ago, This was finally settled by an appeal to the i a. k.

or MhoIh ('very 1'iiilny ovoiiliilf lit Moilcrn Wooil- ballot, and the statu sustained. Mr. Wilson, In assuming the chair, confessed iiicii llull, cuini'i' i pijiii iiiiu munu Nli'i'WH. VlHllintr hrollicrH iiiul kIhIhi'h lire oui'illiilly HA ItUY.M.W, 11. It, (.

I'll) Itlnif TU kft. Atchison clly and county have been cuiHud for yearn by the most unscruim-lous political scoundrels that ever Infested any clly or county. only object being self agriiuilluiiieut lit the expense of tho people, This city and eouitly have been systematically robbed by this gang through, their control of llui city and county politics. They had fatted upon the spoils so long unrebuked, had looked upon the olllees in the gift of the people us their legitimate prey, and were so bllndod by a sense of their own Importance that they had entirely forgotten' tho fact that it was only through the for-bearunco of the peonlu that their system of tyrannical dictation was allowed to continue. There came an awakening.

The people arose In their might and said vn will rule; we will not allow few individuals to say who shall fill the olllci sin Atchison his sins, repented, was forgiven and re ll.NIO.N I.AUOil COUNTY ceived Into full fellowship us a true blue republican (1. II, Roberts and W. II. Siniih wero chosen temporary secretaries. The roll of delegate us published In tho organ of the party was declared C-A-IjIj OIST In his new building 726 Commercial st.

for official and adopted as tho roll of the convention, Tho temporary organization COFFEE! CRASH NAN WHINE'S, tlifl lluisst flavored coliVo In tlio world. For sale by ANDREW McKEEVER, noil Commercial Htrect. was made permanent, committee on order of business and reso.utions were appointed, and the convention adjourned until p. m. county.

The result of this uprising was Tho convention met In the afternoon Clothing, Overcoats, Underwear, Etc. CHEAPEST IN THE I the election of W. 1). Gilbert, one of the people, to tho responsible office of district judge. He has shown the people that For Dintrh.t W.

1). tilLIJEKT. For County Attorney, D. C. ARNOLD.

For Clerk DiHtrict Court, J. J. St. CLAM. For I'rohuto udgo, GEO.

T. 15EVEN. I For Hiipt. Public Instruction, MIS. M.

MAI1EH. For Blnto Ht'imtor, GEOKGE J. MAKTIN, For lieprcserilntive 1st District, A. S. KENT.

For Representative 2nd District, IIAUHV S1IUMAKKK. For County Commissioner 2nd District, I. H. WILCOX. at the time appointed, and the committees reported.

Tho resolutions were brief und to the point, containing but a single innovation, viz; the arraignment of trusts and combines, in direct opposi their confidence in him was not misplaced. He has demonstrated beyond a doubt that tho people are competent to choose a competent Judge. His year of probation has been spent in the interest tion to tho doctrines preached by Mr. F. ST0LL, Ph.

G. LICADING PRESCRIPTION Blaine, and reminding one vividly of the UNION LABOR MEETINGS L). C. Arnold, Geo. J.

Martin, J. Piggott, Mrs. M. Mahcr, R. J.

St. Clair and others will be present and conduct mass meetings of the people at the following dates and places at 7 p. Monrovia, Oct. 20. Snider's school house, Oct.

22. union labor platform. With that excep tion they wero the sumo wo have heard for years on similar occasions. W. D.

Webb and B. F. Hudson were ist and then placed In nomination for district Drugg ndge. Webb receiving a majority of SHANNON TIl'KKT. two on the second ballot was declared the nominee.

Our stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils and Glass are not equalled in the city. For Truslee, J. LATTERY. Capt. Boyd, F.

A. Olden, II. M. G. J.

Spencer, G. W. Rohr, John Moore and W. O. Barnes were nominated for district For Treasurer, J'.

BECKER. of the whole people, ami not in the interest of any party or clique. The ring did all in its power to defeat. W. D.

Gilbert last fall, with what result every schoolboy In the county knows. It has not, however, given up the light. Tho tactics have been changed, it is true, with a view to blind the people. There has been a great deal of wire pulling on the part of this ring, the object of which was to have the democrats and republicans each to nominate a full county ticket. Republicans and democrats met together night after night and laid their plans.

W. D. Webb was induced to act as a decoy on the republican ticket to catch the colored vote, and thus defeat the people's candidate by electing a democrat. It. M.

Eaton was selected as the ring candidate for judge of the district court, and placed on the democrat ticket. Oilier' candidates were named by both clerk. The second ballot resulted in the nomination of Capt. Boyd. Nominations for state senator being Eden, Oct.

23. Brush Creek, Oct. 24. Muscotah, Oct. 25.

Effingham, Oct. 26. Farmington, Oct. 27. Arrington, Oct.

29. Prairie View, Oct. 30. Pardee, Oct. 31.

School District No. 20, No next in order, the names of the following IMA gentlemen were placed before the con I 0 111 nm i vention;" F. D. Mills, M. J.

Cloy sc. T. For Clerk, JOHN IIARPINKIN. For Justice of the Peace, J. S.

HOUSTON. WJI. SMITH. For Constable, GEORGE BEDWELL. W.

D. CTHUEN. For or Against poll tax 5 J. White, J. D.

Randolph and Henry Elliston. The third ballot resulted in tho nomination of Henry Elliston. vember 1. Some of the above named 508 and 510 Commercial Street, ATCHISON, KAS. or other prominent speakers republican and democratic conventions for the several county offices to be elected CITY NKWH.

will address the people as lol lows: this nil. But it was understood that 11 they were all to be sacrificed, if neces sary, to defeat Gilbert, the people's II choice, and elect Eaton, the choice of the 5ran 70 cents, shorts 75 cents, at Con-sidine's. Those who have not registered should do so at once. Buy your cobs and coal of Shaw Co. ring.

Their object in nominating two sets of candidates is to sacrifice a portiou Is located at 700 Commercial street, where lie will sell of each, at the pleasure of the ring, and to draw the party lines as lightly as pos BOOTS AND SHOES! sibR' on state and national issues. They thus hope to defeat, not only Gilbert, but Huron, Oct. 24. Lancaster, Oct. 26.

The ladies are especially invited to be present at these meetings. I'y order UNION LABOR COMMITTEE-SALT, SALT, JOHN INTFBX Is selling Fine Salt for $1.25 per barrel. 425 Com'i St-, ATCHISON, KAS i 15 per cent lower tlinii any other firm in the oily, (live a cull ami convince i yourselves. Hemeniber. the entire union labor county ticket The ring slate, so far as we have been able to learn, is Eaton for judge of dis For county attorney the names of T.

M. Pierce and C. I). Walker were placed before the convention. Pierce was nominated on the first ballot.

For probate judge tho contest was between W. L. Bailey and P. W. Bean.

Mr. Bean was nominated on the first ballot John Klopfenstein was nominated for county superintendent. S. R. Stevenson for representative from tho city.

W. Walker, of Effingham for representative from the county, and I. B. Wilcox for commissioner second district. The Champion liar in its report of the convention ignored Mr.

Wilcox entirely, but we do not believe that will defeat him under the circumstances. The convention was harmonious as usual, the nominations, with two or three exceptions, having been made beforehand. Fine Wiitrh ItrpalrliiK. If you want anything in this line, remember that R. S.

Davis, 020 Commercial street, employs the most expert jeweler in tlie city. 22tf. Every railroad man and every laboring man should vote for "garnishee Dick" for probate judge. Union Stove Repair company, No. '4211 Kansas avenue, M.

K. Guerin manager. AH cook stoves, heaters und ranges repaired. Why are the republicans so anxious to introduce Mr. Eaton? Do they want him elected or do they want to defeat Mr.

Gilbert, trict court, Solomon for county attorney Drury for vprolmte judge, Klopfenstein 70D COMMEBCIALSTBEET ISTHE PLACED 'LOOK TO YOUR for county superintendent, Boyd foiylis- tnct clerk, etc. We nave not the space. nor do we deem it our duty, to further advertise the ring candidates. Rcmcm ill GETTING YOLK ber, however, that any one, or all the others, will bo traded oil for judge in order to defeat Gilbert. STOVES, FURNITURE.

CLOCKS, CUTLERY, And Everything of That Kind at the Store of We VANCE. Now will the people allow the ring to J1BNUY KLLISTOX. Attorney at Law, No. 407 Commercial St. ATCHISON KANSAS, (Over Johnson Hmthor's flook Store.) Practices in all Courts.

State or Federal. resume its dictatorial powers, and reduce them to their former state of abject ser vitude? We think not. The people of this city and county have had enough of ring rule. Having once defeated the 312 COMNERCIAL ST. ring's machinations, they are not foolish KANSAS.

ATCHISON, Hon. A. rover will address the peo enough to put its chains around their necks again voluntarily. They will roll ple of Atchison at Apollo hall Saturday up a much larger majority for the people eveuing October 27. Don't forget the and against the ring this fall than they 11, sum time and place.

A fair will be held at Apollo hall Oc did last. In order to do this let every body vote for Gilbert and the whole tober 22, 23 and 24 for tho benefit of the 1500 Main street. California honey in 2 lb. cans 25 i ts per cati, at Cousidine's. W.

Cain is erecting a new stone building on west main Nice large sweet potatoes and Tennessee sorghum at Corn, oats and hay at Considine's. Hay 40c a bale; oats a bushel. Apples 10 cents per bushel; potatoes 45 cents per bushel, at Considine's. Mrs. Millard Hobbs is visiting at the residence of her parents at Shannon.

Jesse Crall told some rather remark able stories at the court, house last Tuesday. Tea dust 10 cents per pound; Young Hyson 25 cents; Oolong 35 cents, at Considine's. The Misses More of Kansas City are spending a few days with their uncle Mr. Geo. Moore.

Special for Saturday Coal oil 10 cents per gallon Kirk's Savon Soap six bars for 25 cents, at Considine's. Union labor platforms in any quantity, for distribution, 20 cents per hundred, at this office. Send in your orders. Bankers and loan agents are the only "authorities" the Champion pays any attention to. It lias no use for the farmer or laborer.

"Seven Financial Conspiracies" at this office for ten cents per copy, Every voter in the land should read this little book. Send in your orders. One chance on a chamber set of twelve pieces to be rallied November 1, given with each one dollar purchase at J. E. Considine's spot cash grocery, 00li Main Street.

Remember, that James A. Lee, the popular grocer, is the friend of the work-ingtnen. Give him a call when in need of anything In his line, Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. W.

1). Penny returned from Weston AV'ednesday, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Will Brown with whom she has been visiting. A. L.

Devoto, of East Atchison, union labor ticket. Atchison Catholic church. A supper will be served every evening. Miss Nannie Johnson of Farminglon is CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE. viting her sister, Mrs.

John Fletcher of Geo. Bennlng a ring republican says that Bob Eaton is a good enough man to West Atchison. catch his vote for judge as he is not ob liged to vote the straight ticket. Shaw Co. still lead the trade in Smith CASH GROCERS.

Choice butter 17 1-2C. Choice chickens 20 to 25c Dressed turkeys 10c per pound. Dressed geese 10c per pound. Dressed ducks 25c each. Choice line of vegetables, grapes, and fruit of all kind.

Fresh fish on hand every Friday. Smith CASH GROCERY STORE, 720 Commercial St- Have just received a very large and complete Fall Stock to be offered at the. agricultural implements, wagons, etc. Harry Bostwiek who is known to be They have the best tongueless sulky plows one of the mouth pieces of the democrats in this city, says that Joe Donohue makes AT 1 in the world and guarantee them to be as represented. They also sell the famous Bain wagon.

Call on them and be a good man to trade in favor of Eaton One chance on a silver tea set of four convinced that they sell you belter gootls pieces to be rallied November 1, given with each twenty-five cent, purchase at J. E. Considine's spot cash grocery, 1)03 for less money than any other house in the city. Mr. Charles Lyon of Shannon has taken Main street.

Lowest rices uver iNamea.i Be sure and see our. goods and get our prices if you want to save money. Yours truly, II. I i' 403 Commercial Open until nine o'clock at night. I The lion and the lamb have lain down exceptions to a part of the article in last together as shown by the republicans weeks issue of tho Tim us in which it who staii(l around tho street and intro slated that Lyons did not know the con duce Mr.

Eaton the democratic candidate for district judge. A. Grover union labor candidate for congress will address the people at Musootah this evening. The people should turn out and hear the vital issues BARRY JACKSON, of the campaign fairly discussed. Remember the Atchison Furniture DEALERS IN company is selling goods in their line 10 tents of a certain affidavit made by that gentleman.

If Mr. Lyons will read the article carefully he will see that it does not rellect upon his veracity in any manner. The Tim us has no quarrel with Mr. Lyons as will be seen by a careful perusal of llio item in question. Joshua Wheeler, one of Atchison county's most prominent republicans, who is so unpopular in his own neighborhood that he could not get into the republican county convention, although he did his best to be a delegate, was heard to remark the other day that "all union labor men are worse than rebels." Wheeler is one of the old radical ring-leaders, and is blind with prejudice.

No wonder his neighbors.vkeep him out of the eoiivcu is prepared to furnish his many friends and patrons with the celebrated Anheu ser beer and lino domestic and imported liquors. Poslollice box lilO. How thankful the colored voters HARD and SOFT COAL WOOD, ZEai-AY" J1TJD FiEIEID. AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS LEAVENWORTH COAL, Which ksts longer and gives more heat than any other coal in the market. to 25 per cent, cheaper than any other house in the city.

Office and salesroom opposite factory south of union depot. We neglected last week to call attention to the advertisement of Barry Jackson which will be found clswhcre in this paper You cannot do better than see this enterprising firm before purchasing your coal for the winter. The republicans kicked the colored candidate clear out of tho convention Tuesday, One delegate, in speaking of the matter said; damn the niggers they will vote the republican ticket anyway, so we put up a white man. GEO. H.

PAINTER, UPHOLSTERER Cheap Matresses, Wool, Cotton Top, Moss and Hair Matresses. A large quantity of shucks on hand suitable for filling beds. Feathers renovated. Feather pillows and beds also feathers in sacks from 2 lbs. to 25 lbs.

Arctic down in original packages. Furniture repaired and carpets laid. 323 Commercial Street, ATCHISON, KANSAS. should be that their candidate for clerk of the district court got twelve votes in the republican convention. They think Corner Ninth and Commercial streets.

Tele-1 turn. Will Guthrie one of the most prominent anti Gilbert men in the city, said tho other day that lie had just returned from a trip throughout, the northern part of the county and being somewhat interested in the defeat of W.D.Gilbert, ho had inquired of a great many republicans, If they would vote for W. D. Webb and lie answer was invariably "No, we are for Gilbert for judge." ioung Guthrie like tho old man will probably knife the ticket and vote for Bob Eaton for Judge lu order to beat Gilbert, 1 phone INO. 101.

he was very fortunate to escape with his life. What will be the result in November? Wo shall see. And it became necessary in thoso days for (he republican party of Atchison county each year to sacrifice one of their number that the ring might be preserved in the year of our lord 1887 II. M. Jackson was duly offered up.

and now with proper ceremony the black cap has been drawn over the face of V. D. Webb and tremblingly they are leading him to the place of execution. UiU mm Lorner iniru street ana tan avenue, lele- I phone No. 32.

I ANDREW McKEEVER Atfcnt for CHASE SAN HUKNE'8 COFFEE! Wholesnlo or retuil. Orders from the country will receive prompt attention, KANSAS.) ATCHISON.