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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18
V AC u N A CIO N .

Insertamos el siguiente estado
de vacunaci6n que nos ha facili-
tadO ell senior Director del respec-
two institute, senOr Sierra. Las
operaciones practicadas en- los di-
versos cuerpos del ejercito de es-
ia Isla no han podido ser mas
numerosas, nj mas satisfactorioS
sus resultados. Ell siguiehte re-
sumen que tomamos del cuadro
general 10 demuestra palpable-
mente. Por todo felicitamos al
senior Sierra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18

Parece ser, seglin nos escrlben
que Sc han ccmetido al gunas in
formalidades de grueso calibre Ell
la formation del cenSo electora
de la Carolina para Diputado>
provinciales Y Ayuntanicntos
Contra elias SC scudio y reclamf
i tempo donde corresponds, per'
Is ell caSo que algunas desgracia
Iamcnte han prrvalecido.
Pruebalo el hecho de que no
tiguran en- el referido censo valios
contribuyentes que pagan cons,
derablemente mas que muchos de
los inscritoS.
II viva la fey!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18
NEGoc1ADo So

En- la vista Official que reciente-
mente he girado a los Ayuntamien-
tos de esta provincial, he tenido
lugar de observar que el abasteci-
miento de carnes Sc lleva q efecto
mediante la celebration de subas-
tas; y siendo este sistema contrario
a 10 dispuesto en- ell Real Decreto
de 20 de Enero de 1884, he dis
puesto cese desde luego de en-
plearse dicho sistema; y que las
Autoridades locales SO atemperen
en- un todo al referido Decretc.
Lo que SO publica en- la GacstG
Official para su exacto cumplimiento,
del cual debefan dar cuenta q este
Gobierno General.
Puerto Rico, l6 de Abril de 1883.
VEGA INCLAN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18

Publicase en- Torrelavega, San
tander, un periodico que es ell
trasunto acabado de las tradicio-
n ales virtudes de la Montana.
Deuda sagrada tenemos nos
otros con aquel estimable colega
contraida, y hemos de pagarsela
con toda la gratitud inmensa de
que rebosa nuestro coraz6n.
Ei Cdntabro, que asi Sc titula
el peri6dico a que hemos aludido,
es una prueba mas, y prueba evi-
dente, de que 81 hay en- ell mundo
corazones malvados y perversos
para quienes la ruindad es un
deber y la bajeza de asoiraciones
un culto, tambien existen en- cam
bio espiritus mobiles y. elevados
que parecen venidos de la eterea
mansion donde reside la eterna
luz para hermosa compensation y
para vergiienza de los m6nstruos
de la terra; espiritus, en- fin, rec
tos e independientes que estan
siempre al lado de la razdn y de
la justicia, y para los cuales ell
amor al projimo y a la virtud
es arraigada, inconmovible y con-
soladora religion.
Y asi es fuerza que suceda.
De 10 contrario, vivir equivaldria
a maldecir hasta de la suma sabi-
duria del Omnipotente Hacedor
que en- SUI inmutable provision,
que en- SUI in6nita sabiduria, puso
al lado del protervo al justo, al
lado de las decepciones los esti-
mulos, al lado de la tempestad la
bonanza, en- pos del escollo ell
puerto de salvaei6n, cerca de los
grandes dolores los inagotables
ccnsuelos y las inagotables espe-
ranZas.
Et Cdntabro, que desde el
Norte de Espana defende con
no com1n abnegaci6n los sa-
cratisimos derechos de nuestra
Patria en- America; EI Cdntabro
que conoce nuestra historic, que
conoce nuestras vicisitudes en- e
mundo de Colon; Ell Cdntabro
que observa paso d paso la sends
que recorren nuestros intereses
nuestra politica en- las Antillas
que atiende d la marcha de los
tiempos y toma por punto de
mira las lecciones de la Historic
y la experiencia; Et Cdnta6ro
decimos, no podia permaneeer in
diferente ante la guerra cruel
inexorable que han declarado d Ia
memoria del Sr. Perez Morris 10:
impfos detractores de su existencia
{ hidaigo, generoso, con aquells
hidalguia y con aquella generosi
dad que caracterizan a los honra
dos espanoles cuyas tierras aca
ricia nuestro mar septentrlona
nunca tranquilo, no hemos sabidC
que admirar mas y mas en- lo'
arranques de patri6tico sentimien
to que ha sugerido d su coraz6r
esa cruzada indigna de cristianos
Y de seres racionales, esa cruzads
de los que nj ante los umbrales
del sepulcro deponen sus renco.
res Y sus fierezas; 81 la profunds
indignation de que Sc halla po.
seido ell eolega mcntafles al acri.
minar iracundo tanta y tanta safia
| q la delicadisima ternura que Il
merecieron desde la tragica muer,
tie del Sr. Perez Morris sus names
venerandos y su huerfana y afil-
gida descendencia.
CuAndo ell coraz6n habla, Guam
do las fibras de esta yiscera re.
suenan, heridas por la mano insi'
sible del sentimiento, como cuer'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18
.DIpUTACI6N PROVINCIAL.
[ SESSION DEL OLA y

En- primer termlno sc pfesento
por cl senior Corchado UNI mo-
cidn pidiendo la reforma de. va
rios articulos de la Corporation.
Fue tomada en- consideration,
despues de apoyada por su antor,
Y paso a una Comisi6n.
FL senior Blanco pidio Sc diese
lectura a la contestacion de los
RR. PIP. Jesuitas sobre alqniler
8 arrendamiento de. la casa cole
gio de Santurce. Vista la pro-
rroga que pidcn los padres de la
Compania y las condiciones que
en- case contrario proponen a la
Diputaci6n, fue acuerdo desesti-
mar por entonces aquella preten-
sion, in periuicio de dar cuenta
de todo Ell la siguiente session.
La Comisi6n designada para exa-
minar ell local que EN- Santurce de-
seaban habilitar las NM. del Cora
z6n de JESUS para la en- enanza
grat,ita de ninas pobres di6 cuen-
ia del resultado~de su inspection,
opindndo, previo dictamen facul-
tativo, que ell expresado local no
reupc las condolences higienlca,
necesarias, por 10 que la Diputa-
ci6n acord6 denegar el permiSo
que solicitaban dichas RR. NM.
para dar ed aquel punto la ense-
nanZa.
Algunos otros acuerdos hubo,
cuvo extracto no ofreee en- rea-
lidad interes notorlo.
(sEsIoN DEL OLA l1)
Sc ley6 la communication de los
PIP. de la Compania, proponlendo
las .antedichas bases de arrenda-
miento del local que ocupan en-
Santurce. Alberta discussion So
bre Ia totalldad, defendlo aque-
Has ct senior Cells Aguilera, I'M
pugnandolas el senor Elzaburu,
por creerlas contrarias a 10 ante
riornlente acoldado por la Dipu-
taci6n sobre ell mismo punto.
Impugn6 este concepto ell senior
Blanco, demostrando 10. contra
rio. Sufcientemente discutido
este asunto fue puesto d votacl6n,
resulfando aprobadas en- su tota-
lidad las bases de arrendamiento
propuestas por los RR. PIP. por
el voto de todos los Sres dipilta-
dos, exception hecha del senior
Elzaburu, que dijo no. Felicita-
mos cordialmente a la Diputaci6n
por el gran espiritu de concilia-
ci6n que la ha guiado en- una
question como esta, de vital i'm
portancia para la instruction p1-
blica de la isla. Sc comenz6 lue-
! go la discussion por articulos, 3
por bases, Y fueron tambien apro-
bados aquellos con algunas en-.
miendas.
| Los sefores Corchado, Silva y
Elzaburu propusieron a La Corpo-
racion solicitase Sc haga exclusiva
a esta lisa la legislation sobre ca.
"a, Sc indico ademas la neeesi-
dad de adquirir algunas especies
de animales .propios para dicho
Iejercicio. Fue tomada en- consi-
delaci6n y pas6 a la Comision de
Fomento.
| Sc acord6 asi mismo suplicar
al Gobierno de S. NJ. declare en-
vigor la e. o. de 5 de Julio de
1879 por la que Sc dispone Sc
deduzca en- la contribution agri-
cola Ell so p.9 para gastos de
production.
Ell senior Blanco leyo un pro-
yecto de sorteos extraordinarios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18
PARRAFlTOs.

Dice La Propaganda que aqu.
Sc recibi6 al general Primo de
Rivera como al Mesias.
Suponemos que con clio que
rra el colega significar el recibi
miento hecho a aquel general POI
los hombres de La Propaganda
Y compallia.
PorQue asi han recibido STEM.
pre- ellos a las autoridades.
Con palmas que no han tarda
10 en- convertir en- aZOtes V esp.
mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18

Otra nombranlO Official 60 In
tcryentor del Deposito Mercantil
de Mayagiiez a don Manuel Adell
Oliyera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18
GACETA DE HOY.

En- el recurso de alZada inter
pucsto ante el Ministerio de Ultra
mar por dona Adela Lynn, viuda
lie Perez Morris, contra las provi
dencias del Gobieruo General de-
>estimando Ia presentation del Pa
rroco don Manuel Dlaz Caucja para
gerente del BOLETIN MERCANTlL y
sehalando plazo de ocho dias para
presentation de otro que reuniese
los requisites, el Conscjo de Esta-
do In di' taminado o siguiente:
10 Que debe mantenerse In pro-
videncia del Gobern ador General
lie Pnerto-Rico, que no reconoci6
como gerente al Parroco don Ma
nuel Diaz Oaneja, pero no ell vir-
tud del articulo que cita de la Le,
de imprenta, el cual no excluye a
los eclesiasticoS, sinO por la prohi-
bici6n consignada Ell ell Derecho
can6nico y en el mercantil.-2o
Que no Sc ha ajustado Il las pres
cripciones de la Ley VICENTE de
imprenta de Puerto-Rico, la pro.
videncia de la citada Autoridad,
que, prescindiendo de los plazos
marcados ell aquella, senal6 el de
ocho dias para la presentation de
un nuevO gerente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18
IS esR ESU RON COZ

NOTA: el numero de individuos que apa
rcce dc menos en- el rosultado comparable con
los totaes corresponds los no presentados
al reconoclmicnto, despues de la operaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18

Real orden nombrando Official
40 tie la Administration de Rentas
dc =, nee a don Miguel Villar Fer
nandez. ..-..-.....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18
Dice La Tribund !:

"Los excesos de nnestra Admins
TRACTION ultramarina son una can'tera
abundantiSima.
Y los .excesos de La Iribun0
reconocen por causa e. no p'oder
explotar la cantera.
Pro domo sua, Sc entiende.
La Propaganda cree que el
BoLETIN no es capaz de hacer jus
Hcid.
ST en- nuestra mano estuviese
la iusticia ia donde iria d parar
La Propaganda, Dios de Israel
Quiere La Propaganda que la
acusemos de ingrata y falsa ante
la primera autoridad.
Pierda cuidado ell colega.
Leios de nuestro amino usur-
par atribuciones que exclusiva-
mente pertenecen d la historic,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18
0rdenaci6n general de pagos oiviles
DE LA IsLA DE puERTo-Rico.
BILLErEs DEL TEsoRo.

El limo. Sr. Intendente general
de Hacienda, con fecha de aver, Sc
ha servido acordar que duranteg la
segunda quincena del corriente ines
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18

Prometenos La Propaganda
decirnos nnchas ptrdades.
Vengan aca.
Suponemos que la primera sera
del tenor slgulente:
La Propaganda es una verruga
que lie ha nacido al periodismo puerto
riqneno."
No la desmentiremos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18

Convengamos, despues de to-
do, en- que el simil de La Propa-
ganda la sido afortunado.
Alguna vez tenia que estar fe-
liz el coleSa.
.Bien por los nuevos judios.
Seghn vemos en- La Irituna,
los diputados autonomistas siguen
en- su campana contra el cepo y
el grillete.
iQue odio liza tenido siempre
esa gente d la esclayitudl
iQue entusia>mo por la aboli-
cion, tan inveterado y consecuen-
te.
Pore dice Ell Rqyo que en-
TIE los esclavos de algun diputado
aut6nomo, gran abolicionista, POI
>upuesto, fguraba hasta su ma
Dire de leche.
Lo que Sc lie ocurro al Rayo nc
Sc Ie ocurre d nadie.
La Propaganda nos llama cipa-
.y0S.
FL calificativo, no es sin embar.
go, de su cosecha.
Nj el merito de la novedad tie.
ne, pues Sc 10 ha plagiado cleo.
ega a Cepeda, que 10 us6 ante'
que La Propag anda.
Paso a los monos de imita
cionl
Vulgo changes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18

Real orden aproban,lo la conf
sion extraordinaria del servicio con-
ferida para la Peninsula al Official
10 de este GobiernO General don
Jorge de Ia Vega Flaquer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18

La Propaganda Sc referira sin
duda d los que como ella piensan,
8 en- sus columnas escriben.
lie haremos la justicia de crer-
10 asi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18

Esta vacante la plaza de Ga.
pataz de obras del Presidio pro
vincial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18
SECCI0N OFFICIAL.
aoBIERNo GENERAL

De La
IsLA DE RUERro-RICo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18

"Para ellos no hoy conveniencias
sociales, nj compromises de urbani-
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18
BOletin Mercantll.

Y esta sabiio es que nj >miente
nj perdona.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18
LA VOZ DEL. AL N A d,

Publicase en- Torrelavega, San
tander, un periodico que es el
trasunto acabado de las tradicio-
n ales virtudes de la Montana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-18


sin descansO.
Ell sumo sacerdote resuelve ma
tarla para evitar ell peligro constan'
te que CORE su poder, 81 Ramse'
averigua la ficcion del milagro, que
lie hace piadoso de OCCASION. Hay
una escena entre ell pontitice y e
rev, entertainments escrita, sobrt
ell concepto de la divinidad, y una
hermosa relaci6n de Agir, Ell gu,
refere con rasgos muy poeticos 81
encuentro con Noises. Pero esto'
fragmentos semi-liricos, semi-Gpi
cos, cuando va la acci6n esta tar
adelantada y Sc esperan incidentes
dramaticos de interes, embarazai
la acci6n recargaudola de adorno'
inoportunos: despues hallamos otrs
escena en- que ell sumo sacerdott
trata de persuadir q la amada dt
su hijo a que Sc resigne a morir, J
para este la promote hacer una pi
ramide, 6 enterrarla en- un subtle
franco, Ell cuyas paredes Sc haller
trazados todos los recuerdos de ST
amor. Sc necesita todo ell talentt
del eminente poeta para que nc
degeaere en- comico este esfuerze
oratorio del -sacerdote- egipcio.
La catastrofe llega por dltimo dc
un modo casi inesperado. Con pre-.
texto de librarla del rey, esconde
81 padre de- Agir q la muchacha Ell
un camarin oculto donde hay unos
pebeteros envenenados que acabal
con ella en- breves momentos. u
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-08
sEExtra copies OF the REFLECTOR can befound
at Sewell's Book Store, at the opera House Book
Store and at this Office
Purely Personal.

Rev. II. Stowits supplied the Baptist
pulpit last Sunday.
Miss Florence E. Paul, of Hopedale,
Ohio, arrived in the city last Saturday.
She will spend the winter here with her
brother: Mr.. - Paul.
Capt. John J. Reagan, of Industry,
called down to see the REFLECTOR boys
last Wednesday, and added four names
to the REFLECToR'S list at Industry.
Rev. Merriam, pastor of the Baptist
church, has been on the sick list for
the past eight or ten days. He thinks
he will be able to occupy his pulpit next
Sunday.
Mr.. D. L. Bennett left last Friday
for months visit to his home at New
ton, this State. He went by way OF
Kansas City, and has an enjoyable pro-
gramme marked out.
Frank p. TraSter and Mr.. Watkins,
two fine looking young farmers Of this
county. called at the REFLECTOR sane
tum last Wednesday. Mr.. TraSter is
new subscriber and well get his paper
at Hope.
Mr.. Frank Armstrong who has been
visiting his brother, n. Armstrong, III
Jefferson tp., returned to his home III
Illinois last Monday. Frank is favOra-
bly, impressed with this part of the state
and will likely locate here in the spring
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-08
A Complete Establishment.

There are but few towns of equal or
greater size, that have as many large
business houses as Abilene. This state
ment has become and will remain tru-
ism. And among those that stand at
the head of the list, the firm of Irion &
Armitage is prominent. We enjoyed
the pleasure of being shown through
this immense establishment, and with
the exception of clothing and groceries,
everything that is needed for the COM
plete furnishing of a home is kept in
stock. Queensware, Willowware, Tin
ware, Stoves, &C.; lamps, sewing Ina
chimes, organs, tables, chairs, etc.,
fill the lower floor. The up lei floor is
given up to furniture, and all qualities
and styles are represented. Furniture
in sets and single pieces at prices to
suit the purchaser. IriOn & Armitage
stand at the head of house-furnishing
firms, and those who contemplate be-
ginning housekeeping as well as those
who are old and experienced in the needs
of comfortable home, should remem-
Der this fact. The firm will take great
pleasure in showing all interested
through their establishment, and the
time so devoted by the sight-seer VIII
be we'll expended.
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mong the Indians. The Rev. has been
here quite awhile experimenting the
work on Mr.. Risley's store building.
We regret his departure.
Parties from Chapman are intending
TO build livery and feed stable soon.
Mr.. Risley's large store building, 80
by 80, will soon be ready for occupancy.
He intends to carry a general stock of
merchandise. We hope he will have
success.
A Mr.. Russell, of Florence, has
moved here.
The main camp of the graders have
moved to this end and they are pushing
things along at lively rate. We un-
derstand there will be fifty extra teams
added this week. If this be true the
work will progress much faster.
p. S. Lewis, head treasurer of Morris
county, stopped overnight here last
week.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-08
PARAGRAPH COLUMN.

For THE ABILENE REFLECTOR.
One or two small rows on election
day.
Get prices at the REFLECTOR office
for job work.
A sociable at Rev. Geo. Merriam's
Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th.
a team of mules hitched to a heavy
wagon INDUCED in harmless run down
down second street, last Monday.
The President says we may eat tur-
KEY on the Doth of November. Thanks.
But where are we to get the turkey?
a violent storm of wind, rain, thun-
der and lightning, passed over the city
last Sunday evening. No damage done.
Orders for job work executed on short
notice at the REFLECTOR Office, and at
Live and let live prices. Give us al
order.
If You want letterheadS, envelopes
billheadS, statements, cards, circulars
bills, &C., give the REFLECTOR office a
trial.
The election is over, and the demo
Gratis were just little bit surprised at
I Kirby's pace down the last half-mile
stretch.
The hunters have been enjoying a
week of fine sport at the river in shoot
ing ducks, which are reported as being
plentiful.
At the Chapman city election last
week Mr.. 10 Whitehair was elected
mayor by majority, and MesSrs. Neal,
BowleS, Cauley and TalbOrt, cOuncilmen.
County Clerk Waring suffered from a
sudden and severe attack of sickness,
last week. But we are glad to see
him again at his accustomed place in
the Court House.
Now that the election is over the peO-
pie are looking forward to the Holidays,
and the merchants are preparing for a
prosperous season. Watch the columns
of the REFLECTOR.
The returns III the office Of the adju-
tant general of Kansas show that there
are about 10000 old soldiers and sail
Ors in the state, 10000 widows and
1000 soldiers orphans.
Only two cOuncilmen were present at
the regular meeting of the council last
Friday night. Not having quorum,
the members adjourned the meeting I'M
til Friday night, Nov. Sth.
If some one would invent contriv-
ance to prevent the stairs from squeak
ing when a fellow gets home at two
o'clock in the morning, or later, he
would make a fortune in sixty days.
DR.. J. F. Keiser, after a lingering i'll
ness, died at his home in this city this
morning. We are unable to give par
| ticularS.
We call attention to StOddard & Elem
ners advertisement in another column.
This milling firm is putting in new ma
chinery and is gaining in popular favor.
Rev. S. P. Harrington is conducting
a very successful private school in this
city. His pupils are increasing rapidly.
He has just begun bookkeeping in his
school, and to give his pupils practical
knowledge Of that intricate art, has es-
tabliShed a school bank, and the RE-
FLECToR this week turned out about
$40, 900 in currency with which the bus
inesSS is to be conducted.
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Woodbine Waits.
Thunder shower on Monday.

Thunder shower on Monday.
Mr.. S. Pierce and wife from Junction,
and brother of Mr.. Pierce, and Mr.
Brooks, of New YOrk, were guests of Mr..
Gillett last Tuesday.
Walter, son of Luther Potter, had his
face badly cut by fall last week, but
glad to state he is getting along finely.
Mr.. Grass. the champion corn huSker,
is shocking for Mr.. Gillett.
Ed. Allan says election comes kind
Of nice if it is held where one is teach
ing.
r. Potter, Carrie Creeks teacher,
was to Woodbine last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Manary has taken charge of the
WOOdbine Mills and is turning out an
extra quality of flour.
Farmers are taking home their cattle,
among them Mr.. Jas. Morris, of juno
ton, drove through town, last week,
about 100 head.
d. F. Butler s. Co. have set up their
feather renOVatOr in town and a rem
waiting all the feathers around this To-
cality, except those that have not yet
been plucked.
Moody has gone back to Illinois.
The way the boys say they kissed the
queen at the party last Thursday night
is WONDER,
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Newborn Notes.

Mr.. John Reeves and family are once
more among us.
Mr.. Jake Korn got his hand quite
badly hurt the other day.
James Chew has his house nearly COM
pleted and will soon move into it.
G. 0. Keech is building a house on
his fathers place preparatory to moving
there,
If we are not too late we will tell
you that Esq. Tucker has a girl at his
house.
Prof. John Willard Swigart can put
the biggest smile on his face of any
man you ever saw. It's girl and all
doing well.
Mr.. Monroe Hersh began his school
last Monday in District los. Roe will
have good success, he never has any
thing else.
Mr., Charlie Holt has moved to moth
er Hughes place. We hope that Char
lie and wife may enjoy their cOmfOrta-
bic quarters, and yet we would remind
them that Turkey Creek gets on terri
BILE ''buSt' sometimes, and we hope he
will not be carried away by the current.
Well, Mr.. p, we would tell that joke
on your going to the election the other
day but we dare not do it. We will
just say that we are glad that men are
so determined to go to- the polls and vote
that they will 60 five days before hand.
Better early than late.
The election is upon us and presume
that before this is in print the votes
will be counted and the result told
What this result will be we know not
but we hope it will be the expressed
will of the people and that there will bt
no Grouchys in the field to betray theil
friends for gold" So far as 1 know
this campaign has been conducted hon
orably by all parties, and this is as i
should be. Well risk the result.
A. 3. G..
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-08
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Dillon Items.

Corn huslzing has begun.
Plenty of rain, and wheat looks fine.
Mr.. T. A. McMillen has bought new
spring wagon.
School is progressing finely with Mrs.
Clara Williams as teacher.
We have two bachelors In this neigh
bOrhood. Don't think they will remain
so long. Do you think so j?
Stebbie Meek has his new barn COM
pleted. We think there will be a we'd
ding as soon as school is out,
Mr.. John Hodgkins has moved to his
farm in Banner township, and is teach
ing the Prairie Union School.
The Dillon Union Bible School is
progressing nicely with full attend
ance.
A twelve year old son Of Mr.. George
HixsOn, of Saline Co., jumped from the
peddler's wagon last Wednesday and
broke his leg, but he is doing well under
the care of DR.. j. n. KetchersOn.
The REFLECTOR is welcome visitor
every week. 10-I-C.