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Fall River Times from Fall River, Kansas • 3

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Tbe Fall Ritkk Times untH after CK-NKltALANO rKRSOXAL. Wilt (1)1111. -5. THE TRANSIENT HOUSE? 8. Proprietor: See Land's Advertisement.

hi i The g. o. p. press hare been la the babit of sating, when refering to our U. meetings, that the audience was composed principally ot Republicans or Democrats as tbe cae may be.

Now we want to say. that those are the kind of audieoces that our speakers like to address. As one of onr co-workers said: "We want Democrats and Republicans to and Moore 1 -F 1 This hoiiM K.i Irri'ii (I.oioiihly rtfil(l iini re-fiiniihc in the IcM style; iffiil the rjiiietor ih toflccrirhodatc lueitj in the'licf! Ciiivcfiknt JVirlor, 1-iicry Ma-lile nuil iSnmple rtKitit. Ciu(K r-jn le Mfrti of Liking niht traitiH. if i mt iit? iven; For tbe campaign Times 25 rents.

JOINT DISCUSSION. We hare completed arrangements for Joint discussion beteeea the U. L's and republican parties oa tbe following Resolution. RoOLVEt, That tbe laws aad tys terns built up by the Republicaa party are absolutely distinctive to the welfare and prosperity of tbe mae. By Order of Coax.

J. M. Dctall, Secy. UNION LAIIOR CONVENTION. There ill be a U.

L. Convention at IbeMcKey School House, la liberty, Elk Co, oa Saturday Sept. at 2 p. for porpoae of placing la oomUUoa Towosblp OfScers, etc All are respect fatly Invited to attend. i By Order of Committee.

K. D. Orb, Chairman. J. X.

hf Knnvas Cily, Iia HarlMTn tin the of Mcn luintn Aventic, whVrc you can yet all kiiulx of work lii the latent sty in cvrry pbrtiailar. rXXJ-Vr CJLTITAZ. STOCK. MAAtraCTtslUtSj OP oirtcoo AMn IPicnoiinr Hpiiiftirp. OIULUO AakdU Prrprfctin tri UU Caa tf IttUzft Izpntd PerTrdics rUlrtl.

All srr immrnUmM JrsetwSoe. SOTD TCIl CATALOGUE. WjJi Li mm mm saCasi SB tnaS)Tasl IS I I fi Tn i balUOUIlC ClIIULCaJaf DO VOU HAHT A FENCE? IFSO.SCRO FOR 2ATI03AL nine IROH CO'd CataJofiua Detroit. Mich "Wrougbt Iron Fence, Hoof Crratiiig, Jail "TorL, Wire lSfgna tlxtnk OHce iralllng.lVlndow Utisvrds.Vlro Latlilncand ctxry description of TTlro Work. PERSECT OiJ EARTH.

0HM m-Mmnf eta mm AT ntais, rutJiv Avtcitrr, trjtsrisorfra wnsLXJujwn, nt itiuLc Ileal Wara Made for tiro KUclirriT TJv Iters? IMPROVED fltiTHOfsV IVayoe WASHER? r.lOST THOUSANDS IN USE. AIMS IU A QCSSTLB Of THAI CT HAK0. a V. tint M4 a i-a -4 4 -o aa sose ns sS I oW sesawaseie ost.E mt'tf vs Cfi it rjrea 17 1 fxc 12 ix it oa4e, aii' ir i Uf 1 LLU s-s as eot waee7i3stnl 4 4. tt8 roe ctscuLsa AXTKCKY TAYE Kfa CO, FORT VTATNst, I MO.

election Is only ZS cents. Maslc for tbe Campelga. Wa bsve jnst recelrvd from tbe pnb likbers, S. iiraiaard 2on. 15 Wabash Avenue.

Chlbaro. cpies tf tbe Red Hot Densocrmtls aad tbe Trus Blue Republicaa Campaign Bonks. Each book contains 16 piece of music arranged for msle qoaneue. wuo woros ana muse complete, a ney are not cbesp word editions: Tbe price of each tnok Is but 15c aad will, oo doubt, bare a rery large tale. Mr.

T- J. haa htJ a mMmm double door put on tbe east end of bis oar a. PATENTS. Caveats and Trade Marks aj Jl t'airat bwslnese eondeeed tor MwitraAtM Fasca. ocOitciOrmitr r.

R. PArr.xr OrrtOC. We bate no sobcrawe. UmU nrss direet, hence ran trsnart psleet bo-lie In lime and at Lee Cit ibsu tbee reanot fmo Wash lrriosn ead nsos-, drswlor. or tti.

fth erlptioai. We ndt te tf pataiiu or t. free or charge. Ihir pre not doe till pstesl 1 sera red. A book.

MItow to ol.tsln pslmt." wtlb reft Mine te nrtnsl elsmt In Matrjnssin tf or town, sent frte Arrx A.RJtOWACio. Opposite Patent 03, Wablnioa, l. iiDVEimsEns ilWsolos BLUunvr Toua laivks. rcLCiSa urs unit. Tho Tter cf all Lawn Scats.

Abore ent rcr wJnte4 rVltoa, The only K.U ever kaaAa thai will adtoAt iloClf TUMVa fotxad. Light, slnralde, bstblasttm an-l atrcm. rented LrHtbt rod aad artna-ornVd. Sits so i Ms.ee. 1i.Wss4aa.

BMatea, It. vs. Waehera. SSU0 esvsfcw Tbey Swl fold got. iryterr uJr dct iep tbesa, ask LLu to ordrr for yon from rcLsrm czm.

to, 15C1 to 1223 R. tf ala SL, ST. fjOVtS Sfta. STOCK or navLi T2 A.vj.cur.ip&co. DATTON, OIHO.

aoctts) worn it. (kmini JtEn iMi Ce'i CMIPIOIl. JCIMMGE, 7BMCLES. dese' Cttfnt. HAHiMhel 1.

1 nicttBLino RSfAIRIHO. 1 Ue Uant You To send us 40 cents for one of our Hi FO CTICEES. Light. Itaady aad fSnxow. srt8 rnewer aad Oot hat t) UrdOkary YOU VJAWT Am Etxasrw Household S.

D. Set. TMs sX a sVaooeod ftasalls asS him tim ll a trea mam chsii'So M4e asms; rttsMisoi boa. Ih tve is nesisat'e snefnl nnlw, imt toe h-nasis. a Us eW.

the Sai taelarsa. rs Into oa ropoje S) I Ask Your Local Dealer fr ttfc.latsalfllWsLSsflr rren.or fee TTTTTiTfTTT CO tantsMne, Coeiru 1B1EWJ 1C9 st 111 V. Kim XL. MMKSMS COT, B9. TV eshT its0tmA Is las Ore Is naar fTsSnsfr is rrfr-r- trttl.

11 sears Ss Cussee, Ttt CttOT aCZ. LCSCOT LCS1TC3. a no4 uoc esvey I la 1 ail Sr et oi.laef ii rots. la aae aaeSerur aeesa4 r-elhe4 twaSr lor so. reeelae erae sae so aotweoan re Ctv.

Ss seerery laiwneo sstfl-. jt. ii twoaaoo as. ro-iT TffVT lllMSaa www for an. ta atasBsa.

1 so SK Ptmmmh rra iss T2 C3TTC3 CT roainta crvs a eatse-nsesBa) a II 1 -J-r -yt SI a-sa-rir-e tmmnm jf I atoirmn aon Hi ta eae mm mm raiMM4 to so mmmt i mm rai fo tr in ae-. sa 'l NMom ere one iwiiniui, rsiamiy or or isie. nsrsTnnr sisvtreaa she ana ol A fine rain fell here oa Friday. Mr. S.

K. George called on the Times a few minute on Toed4y. Dr. and Mrs. L.

T. Gregory are both quite ill. Mr. F. S.

Morse went to Eureka on Saturday. Mr. Geo. Olln made a flying; trip to Wichita on Saturday. Mi Nellie Finch started for her home In Terre Haute, on Friday.

Mr. D. G. Udell made the Times a rery pleasant call on Friday. Mr.

A. II. Thomas was a pleasant caller at the Times ofSce Saturday. Prof. P.

Vanllyatt made the Times a very pleasant call on Saturday. Mr. Itice Morgan made the Times a very pleasant call Monday. Mr. J.

T. Gsge made the Times a rery pleasant call on Saturday. Mr. Geo. Fanshier made the Times a pleasant call on Saturday.

Mr. S. M. Jones, was among cor numerous pleasant Saturday Mr. Ceo.

Lore made the Times a pleasant call on Monday. Mr. John Wilon made the Times very pleasant call on Saturday. Mr. F.

M. Cunningham is at the G. A. R. Encampment at Cotoobu.

Mr. Chae E. Dixon went to Knreka on Saturday. Mr. Abcer Howard made a trip to ElDorado on buines lat week ML Lenna Cunningham returned on Monday frm her visit to New Albany.

Mr. OH flrewingtn made the Times a very pleasant call oa Monday. Mr. SamT Crow sprained his tool severely the fint of the week. Quite a number of oar farmers have commenced to crib their rn.

Mr. J. M. Long went to Severy, oa Wednesday. Mr.

Chaa Gttn end wife left here Tuesday fr the north part of the State. Mr. Win. McClurg returned from Eu-teka yesterday. Mr.

E. B. Seaman returned yesterday from lb Grand G. A. IL Re union, at Colnmbu Obi Mr.

Geo. I'oderwood, of Mat field Green, Kansas, ntade tbe a very pleasant .11 yeieid-y. Mrrs A. Hutchinson and K. Crew hare opened a Livery and Feed Stable in FelLer'e new barn.

The new proprietor of the Transien is bavin gmtl CCv Iti- hia8 wa cro drnl from the urst. Mr. E. W. Cantreil will hive as a law partner la Fredonia, I Ion.

R. U. Nichol of Howard. Mr. N.

N. llarrett of thi city present-ed a very fine organ to his daughter. Miss Aggie, recently. Mr. Cha Gorton and of Tabus ka, lodiaa rertiltry, ara vi-iting rel--tivet and friends in and around Fall River.

Mr. John Willett and her son War ren returned home on the rt rf the wick Ircm TbUlng her patent in Mo. Mr. J. K.

Ihw returr ed lnm Wicb a on Friday nvukinit. where he had been purchare a new rutply leather. Mr. Tboe II. I A neb, of Kansas Cily, a vi'iticgrtUlive and IrW-i-d in Fall Hlver and New Albany lat week.

Mr. W. O. Wkkerahani and wife are attending: tbe G. A.

R. Encampment at VOiUIUOUS. Mr. W. M.

Straabaugh made the Time a very let et eating call oa Saturday. Capt. J. D. Hurst of LiWtlj, Wk Co.

made the Time a very agreeable call on Saturday. Mr. C. II. Goodwin, did a fine job ot paper hanging and painting at the Tranalect House.

Mrs. SamT and Mrs. Jee Crow returned form their visit to Neodeaha oa Thursday last. Capt. Hurst and Prof.

Vanllyatt, are speaking on the political lituaUua at various points in Elk County. Mr. W. E. Cantreil of Emporia, was in our city oa Saturday, lie intends to move to Fredonia suon.

Mr. L. D. Walker and Mr. both made the Times an agree able call on Monday.

Joseph Light haa recovered from bis recent severe illness. He was on our streets on Saturday. Mr. X. F.

Porks pile has had a sub stantial awniog erected in front of his boarding house oa alerchanU Ar. Geo Iieadley was the carpenter. If you want tbe best, sweetest, jnicest, tenderesi aad cheapeai go to Tippet's. When you hare any piece ot macbia cry that no one else can mend take It Armour. 52 w3 Mr.

Eugene Bradfield made the Times a very pleasant call oa Thursday last. He has just returned from Pratt County where he has been for the past three months. Go to Tippet's for meat and save money Mr. J. L.

Gardiner, from near Deny, Kansu, passed through here on Monday, nroute lor Hanoi. Mr. John Woodside Is putting op a stairway lor nr. Jones, on tbe aorta side of the Post Office buildiog. Mr.

Frank Jackson, the gentlemanly clerk in Barrett's Drug store, made the Times a pleasant call to-day GEO. K. SOMERUY, Locol Krfltor. TIME TABLE ef'FR I SCO Rj Tt boon 1 Mail A 1:50 P-m Et bound Pas, aott 12:21 a. n.

AVrst boun.1 Xail Jt 1 MS r- m-Wet b.oil Pa. anJ a. m. I.cal Freight a. Time rrtt West, m.

Local Krrtrht fcaM.33 p.m. Km! Tim Krefatbt. 12:11 P. m. Vest Tune Freight, p.

m. All train run dally. Train 55 kv! 35 Uo not carrr raeager. mud 3 connm at IIJstrsl with Fe railway for all r-int In Colorado, New Mexico, AruM and California. No, 2 and 4 ronnctt at Uuloa Depot St.

Loo is. fur all iat Ht. North aad booth. Any mfonnatioa desire! relative to freittht or pariser to-ines will be cheerfull given ot ariltnr to U. 11.

WEATHEKSrOOX. ACE.NT. MAILS. IUst Bocrx AVrsr IVcji a-m. No.

1. Sa a. m. No. 4, No.

3. 1 n. m. Mailselose half an boar before train time ra Oar mall. A ad at p.

m. for night trains. Office boura a. Dk, to a p. nu during Miaday from a.

to. to 8A) a. m- and M.Dlxox.r.M. A. F.

A A. X. GRETSWOOD LOlXJE.No. 163. A.

F. A A. 31- Fall Kirer Kansas. Krsular meet. lar.

Saturday, on or before tbe full moon in eaca month. O. F. CI1AIILK6TCFS LOlXiR. No.

11. Fall liner, Kansas. Meet srklae ee ot each II A I TY L0 1IUE, K. of L. No.

3235. Fall Kler. Kana. Meet lt aad Sod Tuesday nights of each month. FALL RIVER POST, G.A.K.

No. 112. Hepratment or Kana. Meets lt Saturday la each muutd. at 3 p.

u. and Srd Tbarsda; night of each month. FALL BITER L01H1E, A. O. U.YT.

Meet seery Wednesday eve, at Pattou'a Hall. 1 A 11 A S. of V. 5. K4 If Ulan of Kansas.

Meets ad and 4th Saturdad evening of each mouth. FALL RIVER WOMAN'S RELIEF COKI'S, Jfo. 129. win meet every Second aod Fourth batnnlay'a of each moatl at Iattons liail. at o'clock p.

m. rharthes and oasy School. MKTIIODIST EPISCOPA Preaching, every at 11 a. m. and 1:30 p.

re. CIIU15T1AN CIIUKCH Divine seniice on earb Sunday, at 11 a. m. and 1 p. m.

Sundae School at the Chrl-tlan Church, a 10 utkA-k, a. J. BAPITST CHUiiclI Service will be brk. luvrniac aad eveainr, in tbeir New Church on tbe lit and 3rd Sunday of each month. L.

J. TKCSLKR, PHYSICIAN SUKiF.ON. Umce in tbe Parlr lrug Store. I'all Ktvrr. Kaoa.

CM. UO rLASTKKEi: ClSTEttN UU1LDEU. AH work jcuarntrel llrt cla. and done With prooitnr aixl diiatrb. A 31 X.

LOMi, AUCTIONEER, Will Cry Sale in Town or Country, at Keasnnabie II FnllKiver, Kan. cents for tb campaign Times. niMu. In Fall River, Sept. 16, Minnie Adcli, daughter of Joseph A.

nod Mary A. Van horn, aged 1 tear and 15 ivy. Tht teiuaic were interred in tb: vii-t leston Ceuietery on Sunday, p. tu. Tbe bereaved pnreuts have the mpathy thta community.

XW5paper aod we have to aj-, that joa en for nny Newspaper or other publication, or order any Uwk printed, in the Lutlvtl SuUs or the Horki, at tho Fall Idler Times Oflice, Fall KtTer, Kansas. Air. Charle Wmxl, jr. mtda tbe Times aTery pleasant cad on Satarday Charter returned to Fail River I rum M. Loaa whete be haa been for the pa.t year, lie will assut bi- brother.

Mayor VVoud, in hU tore. Tbe Mayor has teen quite poorly for the paat woes. Post a t. Law. The new pistal sow in effect male tbe Ufciog of a newspaper aod refusal to pay for tbe same a theft, aod any person guilty of such an action is liable to criminal proceeding, the same as if he had stolen goods to the amount of the subtfcriptioo.

Oar merchants here had a very ba.y day last Saturday. The side-walks of Merchants A t. were crowded with farmers and their families, all the hitch ing racks were occupied and dozens of teams were unhitched and tied to their wagons. NOTICE Mrs. K.

A. Uux will sell the Ben Millinery Goods in the town for the Least money. Call and see before you bay else wberr. Dont forget lb pUcv, at the Photo, graph Ualtery. We have received irorn the tl Cm.

tbsttfee.r of peosiuos tho annual re of his office It rnUins ITS pages and is exhaustive of tbe ery important bu-vioe4 bk-h it treata. Bk. je ber Caatoria. wan CtuVt. the crirj foeCaatoria, When she became Visa, aba ctung to Caatoria, When ahs had Caildroa, aha rave them Caatoria, Lart Saturday night a baket supper ears iuat the Cope School I loose 1 basket a wre sold for 15 cents each, for the oen f.t of the Sunday School.

J. K. Cope is Superintendent of tbe School. We want loads Of Wortd right off. it Tims.3 force Wnt Chicken.

Hens, Potatoes, Apples other prcduce Nor I aa mediately. 1 District 31. K. Conference Programme, Em runs Dtsratcr. Shtm Kaxas Cox- rn mutest.

Fall Uivkk. Kaxsas, Ocio- ncn em to Htm. iwi. Rev. B.

KtLLY ParsiPtxa Elvku. "rrsrAT X0 neltjtkms Serv kea, led by F. D. BUICX and A ppaiatment of Coat mlttees. A Papers Phe Deaconess Her OSes and Work.

30 rrohibitwaClaM Meeting. By J. TT. srswaar. 4 109 'Reports from Pastors, TrtSDlT KtrxtMO.

7 Sermon by Krv. SsacBrr, follow. ed be aerament. Monxtxo. a KlisooaarvHee.

led by J. TTooP. Minute Uasiaea. A Papers Dora Probation with all men rod at ovatnr ny pj.niowsws. 10 re ftAbbata School Coeventioaa.

as be Id amont u. belpfal to tbe Cbarcbt A. It. W. B.

PoiJtsarr. 10 JO How ran vie reach the masses of noe- cbarrh corrst By A. Cctxtsox. 11 3tinnte P.asisens. wr.t5aatsr aneaxonrt.

1 Rlk-lona Sarvlres. led be J.N.ToCXO. 3.W CooditloOB laentlal to ltl(best PnlpU rwrr. s. iu man.

3i Money, A. W. WtLaOJf. How to win and bow to bold tbem. S.FJI TKVICT.

People. uow loiaoocTurnsis laria I u. W. eTsrroaik. 30 With what mode of Baptlaa.

if nny. tee the Prrtpture -uorrsra be lta4im, beat harmonise VV. T. WHIIK. 4 Cooperation, Uoa.

E. W. Ccx Mac II AM. WttlXrJMT KTSIStXO. Tmo Cdorallonal Mr-tia.

II OX. E. W. Ccsnttaart am. Chairman.

Itrv. 11. J.lloowm. A.B. AddresseU hy UKr A GoBntf gK iHLkinir Monxtso.

9 2 lHVos Serv Ire. Ird by L. CltASK. tO Answers I rota Question Drawer. lyuMiMi la itsaoni is sy wcane.

Nms.) SOTh Deleao of Mind Cere. d'cat- ed -Chrtaftaa a. kxtPKa. The Serial Meet inee 4 the Church enUrre tbttr Attendance, J. K.

White. How tmrease tbelr Eficlencr, Jonx MrCLrax. II Mieelanroes Itoalnese. Aovlreswa and Papers eab limited to aneca miaaie. CoMMtrrras.

Licensee J. B. arts. to M. V.

Koaatxs, Prenrh (A.U 5foXT. 0rar A. V. Bsjtssrrr. Iral Preaeher II.

A. CrUt. Course, year? A. W. iurniv rtraMux.

sn-t iaoorrr 30 oprnlns Ext rci-ea, MaaM. E. Hlsck, Km porta. 3:13 3JO Whe Are We llrre, Mr. M.

A. G- Xr. Toronto. 2:45 Addrrss, Mas. A.

W. Wiumji. Waserlf. MiVarv 3:30 lsav. Mas.

J. II. Fll. Bortlnrton 4 ur Bat fr the Master, Ma. E.

Dasi. llartara. 4:13 Itrrtiatoe. Mill NkLtA McaasT, frsffurd. tirnsrAY arr rxta.

T)Q rvvmlnnal Kxeretws, Ird by MRS. M. Wbr ur lndUTerenre, Man, M. J. Fraciisu liouVwork In Afnca.

Mas. II. Ifaisl.irv. Borlinete. Miosioaary Porin, Miss Elms Ma at IX I toward.

The IVsrrr ol the Cross, Mas. E. C. Urpreratallse fros earb Palorlal chance are lorUiaU Uvitad to atTrs.1. A business eton will he held at the Pre.

bvterHn ChurvU in tbe forenoon. K. k. Prrsklcnt. Mni.

W. rfM-s-Jt. Ihstrfct heeretary. as. atk KMii.

Corrpoduij see'y. HKNKUICriMN. One id the leadinf Republican Speak ers of this city, made the following la-tell'gent remirk when aked: hnw tbe republican party would protect our la. bners from tbe European pauper la. hnv hi j.Ut will rai the tariff so high that that it will starve the aon ol Guns out." lleaee tell us how long an American laborer won id lira on ges that would slsrte foreigners out.

WAX STAItCII. Tbl Marco Is soaaethins entirely new. and itooot douM the rralct starch Inven tka of the ninrtreMh rentory.tt srat every bodr saja so that have used It.) It seper setir everstblfig heretofore used or known to science tbe Laundry art. Enliic any other starrh. as it is coaled with pure white was and ebonssrally prrparea nton srsmtlae principles by nn exptrt In the launUry ro-rton.

ho haa uah years of prsrtlral es pertenre la fancy taendr) InsT. It Is the Srst and only starch la the world that make Ironing and see'orre ohl sonttner dresora te their natural whiteness, and Impart to linen beautiful and laatinsT SnUh. Ask TOor grocer tor Wax sttrrb next Monday. Deetli of Wna. Osborn.

Mr. William Osbora died at hi borne ia SU Je, Mow, Sooday, Sept. 15, co, aged SI years. His remains were brought to Elk Falls, Kaaa where they were buried oa the 1Mb Inst. He was a cousin ot George, Lewis and Scott Osbora, of Fall River and xfciody.

Joint Placwsaloo). Will any of the speakers of tbe g. o. p. meet either Jesse Gray or Cyrus Corning io joia discussion ia Emporia or elsewhere? Will you poblicly de fend the law aad record of the republi can party Come trot out your wr horses.

Colonels aod GeoeraU aad take a Workman. Rer. A. D. Williams, D.

D. of was ia town yesterday, oa his way to attend the Southern Kansas Yearly Meeting ot Freewill Baptists la Rock Ridge, commencing tolaj and UsUog over Sunday. MUST. Tbe Republican party must go. National Banks roost go.

I Syndicates must go. Moeopolied Corporations must go. Tbe protective tariff must go. Class Law ma4 go. Oppreesira systems of every character most go.

Traitors Us the Interests of the people must go. High intei eats and mortgages must go. Ignorance, superstition and crime must go. White and black slavery must go. Good aad true men must go to tbe legislative balls.

Money must go from the treasury to the people a full legal tender. Wot man. Mils ElSs Bear, of Indian Creek, haa been viaiiing with Miss MaUie Good silo fr tbe last two wok. SsaoofaessteeS eor by rne SLLouisStampingCaStLouis Oo Easy Terms Tbe Lloyd proper It Cor. of Park and Locust Fall River.

Kans. Innulre at the Fall Rir Times Office. If any one wants a bar gala call. Patents mnted To citUsns of Ksnsas duriog tab part week, and reported expressly for this paoer by C. A.

Snow eo Patent law yers, opposite IT. S. Patent OCce, Washington, D. Cbas. W.

Oberlla, Toe Weight! J. J. llaha. Oxford. Hand truck; Joseph Irwin, Tope a.

Electric railway signalling system: Moser, Pitt burg. Machine lor drilling and cutting coal. 3Ioaey Needed. We are great ly kindred by not reeeivbxs the money on aub-rift Wot. nrolrd to carry ner be.lneos.

Farmrr and others boo Id remember that we bare le bur ever) thins; we eat and wear, for family, self and worker but money has to be bad to pay paper bills and espre eharrea and eer etare bill nl ry lor our paper at once. We need It bedly. J. N. Armour says: Tba farmers are tryiog to starve me out, by giving me so much work that 1 do not bare time to eat my dinner.

P. VAN HI ATtTiII answer calls to Speak before Union Labor Clubs, and meetings Address. Fall Rivek, Kax. Mr. Clem Jones made tbe Times, a Tery agreeable esll oa tbe first of the week.

Terms of Fall River Times. TtMf and Cbteajro P.tpr one sear, 1.7a Tiwra ens jrar and Kanaaa City Jeer as I Uartox eampatcn. I JDO Tivrs and Kaaae city Journal for eampalu, S3 Miss FTomnee Williams who has been xisiliog ia this city for tbe past two weeks, returned to bcr borne in Chillecotbe, oa tbe first of tbe week. Go to Tippet New Me st for the best juicy aad tender meats. Jim Long the most successful swap Kr la Sreenwood couoty was a little oa hU ticket at the supper and be schemed a trade fur another ticket and enjoyed tbe pleasure rf rating his sop.

per with one of the best looking ladies oa Shawnee Creek. Niirsery Stock For Cattle. D. C. llarkneit Pmjrictor of the Klk County NurM-rie, will ftirnMi Xurscr)' Stock low for Cah, or will tratle for cattle.

Apply at the Times Oflice, to Gctila. Sonicrhy. who will take 3our order to he eleliver-cmI, or you can go to the Xur-fHry mid see the trees taken out of the rouiifl where they were in-own. Mr. Homer Collins made tbe Tim a an sgrrcable call oa Tuesday.

brought us some nios sweet potato from onr old friend aad fellow towns man, Js. M. Long. Get your Job Piloting done at tbe TIMES OFFICE lbs best work Guar antccdl Cblcas Tiroes: We point with pride to tbe fact that protection bas made it possible for a manufacturer to offer a woman fire rente for four boars work. The Armour Packing company are discharging all their old hands aad replacing then? with lullsas.

Tbe di charged workers will bare time to eler tiooeer fr the "grand old parties" pro tret ion to Americaa Labor aad Chinese Harrison. Kritk. Tbe DemocraUo lawyer bosses aad little six by-nloe trvteblo dernocraue-editors, may kick, cuss" and pall their hair at us a much as they please, yet wa propose to tell It, aod keep tel-liog It. that the DevaoernUo Stale and National Con ren lions Ignored the de mauds of tbe State and National WbecL National Wheel, Enterprise, LUile lUck, Ark. AT COST! AT I am CWIng out my Entire Slock at Cost, Now Ui our lime to Get Good Barglns Io Coffer, So gar.

Glass War and Tin Ware, at tbe Old I'u-t Office Stand. J. A. HUM BO. How long can jou stand lbs prsent systems? Vou art now against tho wall your property Is under mortgage tbe value of yar property Is deprecsnt ed tbe money of tbe country Is coa.

tr acted until It commands aa enormous Interest. Caa you sued another four years of tbe ntpiecxiog process orx man. lort Republicans and Democrats an swer lie above before Toting. B0 UK, Ia Fall Hirer. Sept.

19tb, DUS, to Mr. aad Mrs. A. 11. Hoc lev.

a boy. All parties doing well escrpt Uraad-pa Adam. HOW 13 THIS. The oontracUon of tbe money volume has caused more distreoa tbaa war, famine and pestilence combined. And infinitely more disastrous to every sense, la an nnfnat Increase in the harden of Hale try svll Store.

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