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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-22
Clay County Democrats.

The Clay county democratic cOnyen-
ton convened at Clay Center on the
18th inst, at , O'Clock p. m.
In accordance with the call OF the
democratic state central committee
every township was represented, and
was one of the largest and most enthus-
iastic delegation of democrats ever as
sembled together i'll Clay county.
The meeting was called promptly on
time by Secretary o. NJ. Pugh as the
chairman was absent.
J. A. Lewis was elected chairman
and o. NJ. Pugh secretary.
Some remarks were made by the
chairman of the success the democrats
had attained and the bright prospects of
electing the standard bearers OF their
national ticket, which was received
with wave of enthusiastic applause.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: On organization, Pugh, Reagan
and Clifford: on resolutions, Pugh, Gift
ford, G.. Lewis, ID. Mason and Reagan;
OH rules, MuSselman, Jones and Lazy.
Report of committee Oh resolutions:
ReSOlred, That this convention can
didlv endorse the administration of
Governor Click, whose honesty of pur-
pose and good judgement i'll the details
of administrative duties, has reflected
honor and dignity, and promoted the
welfare and prosperity of the state,
and won for himself the approval of the
entire people.
ResOlred, That, having full confidence
in the integrity of delegates that may
be sent fromTOpeka to the national DEM
Ocratic convention, we pledge our Obed-
fence to the platform adopted, and our
cordial support to the ticket nominated
at said convention.
The election of delegates was next
in order and the following gentlemen
were elected on the first ballot: {. h.
Clifford. Vim. Lut, J. J. Reagan and
w. Z. Gates: alternates, f. Thesis, Fred
Hackey, ]. L. BrOcky and }. l.. Jones'
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Solomon Scraps.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford, of Minneap-
oils. are in town visiting friends this
week.
Mr.. Reader. of BelOit, is i'll town
preparing to erect large brick hotel on
the old Hall house site. Until 1t Is
completed he will occupy the Keystone
house for the purpose as soon as vacat-
ed by the present landlord.
Work on the Methodist church Is
progressing rapidly.
The International show exhibited
here Saturday and drew large crowd
from the surrounding country as well
as from the town. Although greatly
inferior in size to the majority of shows
it was considered by those who attend
ed well worth the price of admission.
Mr.. John Dewar and bride arrived
from Ohio Sunday afternoon.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill. a baby
girl.
The Solomon public schools close OH
Friday with an exhibition in the even
ing. The past school year has been
one of unusual progress and has been
attended with the best results. Prof.
McLaren and his assistants deserve
great credit for their work. Mr.. Nc
Laren resigns his position for the coin
ing wear and we are sorry to lose so ex-
cellent a teacher, and one so Interested
in the welfare of the school.
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Newbern News.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emig, of Wisconsin.
arrived here last wednesday on a visit
to their children, Mr.. Pete Emig and
Mrs. Dave Korn. They, like all others,
are much pleased with our country. We
hope they will enjoy their visit and be-
come so enraptured with our fair land
that they will conclude to dispose of
their comfortable home in Wisconsin
and become citizens among us.
Quite a number Of MennOnites arriv-
ed here from the east last week. and.
accompanied by SOne of our substantial
river brethren, are now travelling with
teams to see the country. OF course
they will locate.
Your reporter had the pleasure of
sharing the hospitality of Mr.. Adam
KOrn and his estimable family last Sun
day. Mr.. X. is one of our substantial
farmers and has been very successful
indeed. He came here seven years
ago worth about $4,000 all told: he is
now the happy pOSseSsOr of $50 acres of
good land which is well improved. He
has about $4,000 forest trees and 1000
fruit trees, all of which look well: also
204 acres Of fine looking wheat. 150
| acres of corn, 30 acres of oats, "a acres
of millet, % acres of tame grass which
looks well, besides 90 head of cattle and
100 head of hogs and ii horses. And
| he is to-day worth about S25, 900 all of
which but $4,000 he has made in Dick
insOn county in seven years. Old Gree
| ly'S head was level when he said ''go
west young man.
Our StOne-Quarry men were somewhat
surprised last Tuesday i'll finding i'm
bedded in the rock three feet below the
surface, natural curiosity in the shape
| of dormant frog. When it was taken
out it was of the same color as the
! stone: its eyes were shut and it appar-
emily knew nothing of motion as they
/ could not get it to move. but on being
exposed to the air few moments it as
sUmed the natural color of the rest of
the batrachian tribe, finally opened its
ewes and after some hours seemed to
realize that it was no longer in its sub
terranean prison as it began to move
about. AS to how it got there and up
on what it subsisted, we leave for such
scientists as Darwin or Huxley.
Two of our worthy young folks, Mr..
Fred Dudley and Miss Carrie Keech
have entered upon the duties of we'd
ded life. Fred is one of our jolly fell
lows and is to be congratulated upon
capturing a young lady who is ii every
respect worthy. We wish them long
days of bliss
Mr.. John BOstwick, one of the party
who starts to-day for the Indian terri
tory, says he expects to look up loca-
ton while gone and when he returns
will take unto himself partner and
bid adieu to Newbern to live in more
blissful state and a more cODgenial
cline. While We wish him success we
shall be sOrTy to lose him and his happy
intended from cur midst.
Mr.. Fletcher Force and Lou Camp
bell are building barns.
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Chapman Chips.

The picnic in HOgan's grove on last
Thursday. under the auspices of the c.
| c. b. was a grand success. The Wre-
ford band was present and added to
the pleasures of the day by their music.
The attendance was large and every
body was happy. After disposing OF
the refreshments. the afternoon was de-
voted TO tripping the light fantastic,
croquet playing and such other amuSe-
mentS as best suited those present. In
the evening those so disposed met in
the band hall and participated in so
cial hop.
| The citizens of our town were aTous-
ed from their afternoon maps last Sab
bath 10y the cry of fire. BY some m-
known means the hay stack of f. b
Lille was ignited, and as the hay was
piled up against his stable, it required
all the efforts of the volunteer bucket
fire brigade to eXtinguish the flames.
Loss, about half a ton of hay; no in
surance.
The residence of Il. r. Phillips also
had a narrow escape from the flames on
last Wednesday. Fire caused by child
rem playing with matches and ShavingS;
no material damage done.
We had the pleasure of looking
through the new grocery store of Il. II.
Phillips Il Co., few evenings since.
The boys certainly have fine stock of
goods. and we predict for them liber-
al patronage.
We called on f. c. Yerkes 4 Co., to-
day To talk REFLECTOR" to them. but
found them so busy marking new
goods and waiting on customers. that
they could only say, call when we have
time to talk.
The American House, DIS. Jackman
proprietor, is now a very c0mmOdiOus
house. With the new addition just
erected Mr.. Jackman is now prepared
to entertain his guests i'll first class
style.
The NJ. f. church was crowded last
evening to listen to an address on For
eign Missions, by Miss Hills, return
ed missionary from India. She gave a
very interesting talk and awakened a
new interest among the people of the
necessity of sending the gospel to for
eign lands.
The ice-cream parlOr of Miss Talbot
is daisy. Boys, take your girls up
and cream 'em.
Farmers are rushing in their old
crops of wheat and corn, making room
to store away the immense crops which
all now expect this season.
Efforts are being made to make
change Ill the pOstmaStership. 5.
y CARD OF THANKS.-N the under
signed return our sincere thanks to the
friends who so kindly helped us to start
to keeping house again after having lost
all our household goods by fire. May
the Lord bless and prosper them in this
life and make them happy i'll the life to
come. JAMES SIIANNAN.
HANNAH SHANNAN.
Ezra Belden has bought the Ben
Frederick farm, $50 acres. Price paid
$1,000. l.. y. Jones bought the Belden
farm, 80 acres. Price paid 800.
David Anderson says ten dollars is
nothing. It's boy, very small, only
twelve pounds, but hearty.
Some of the farmers i'll this neighbOr-
hood have to replant their corn, their
seed not being good. Wheat looks first
rate
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When ! Say That

The Davis Sewing machine leads all
others. it is not merely to fill column
with an advertisement. / mean that
no other machine is so simple! l mean
that no other machine is so finely made.
And that no other machine is so easily
run! The ''DaAis'' is polished like a
watch: it will do more than double the
variety of work, without basting that
any other machine can do. All other
sewing machine men acknowledge this,
but say, 'sOur's is the cheapest" But
/ say that to buy a cheap sewing ma
chine is-not economy. The best is al
ways the cheapest. Respectfully, S.W.
Pierce & Co., Junction City.
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The name "ROCKFORD" has be-
come synonym for excellence.

Wo-kee. a Chinaman, has come to
Abilene and will open much needed
Laundry under the first National Bank
building. He guarantees to do his
work in first class style, giving hard,
smooth and glossy appearance to shirt
fronts, collars and cuffs. : Our gentle
man readers should give Wo-Kee tris
al. His prices will be found reason
able. 3S3tp.
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HAzLETT & CO.,
HAZLETT & CO.,
HAZLETT & CO.,

Hazlett & Co. are showing at their
SPACIOUS CARPET HALL, an exceed
ingly fine line of patterns in excel
lent
THREE Phys,
EXTRA SUFFERS,
BODY BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY,
BRUSSELS,
MoQUETTE,
ADMINISTERS,
VELvErs.
They have opened the Spring season
with larger line than is usual even
with this enterprising firm. The en-
tire line is first class, covering every
conceivable idea of figure formation.
They also have large line of WALL
PAPER and WINDOW SHADES in all
the known colorings.
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Notice-Eyerybody Read.

Isaac Shockey and Daniel Snider, of
Abilene, have connected themselves as
partners in the hardware and implement
business Oh the corner of Fourth and
Broadway. Mr.. ShOckey is thankful
for the past patronage he has received,
and would be thankful for the continu-
ance of the same.
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TO THE PATRONS OF ABILENE SCHOOLS
The school management have con.
Guided to charge an admission fee of Is
cents to the commencement exercises,
which will take place OH Thursday ev-
ening. May 10Th. at o'clock sharp i'll
the BOnebrake Opera House. The pro-
ceeds derived from the sale of tickets
will be first applied to the payment for
the use of the hall and other necessary
expenses of the graduating class; the
balance to purchasing books and appli-
anceS for the use of our school.
In pursuing this plan we but follow
in the footsteps of Topeka, AtchisOn,
LeavenwOrth which maintain first class
schools.
Tickets of admission will be placed
on sale at the several drug stores of the
city.
We cordially invite all to patronize
and encourage education by their pres
ence at the closing exercises of our
schools. By ORDER OF BOARD.
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THE
HALLIDAY WIND MILL
AT BoNEBRAKE'S Nv
Study Up Your Titles

to your lands during the leisure hours
of winter. \ little precaution now may
save much trouble in future. If you
have no abstract of title from the rec
Qrds you should lose no time in obtain
ing one. We should be pleased to sup
plyyou. T. c. HENRY d Co.
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Married.

USHER-BALDWIN-Int this city on Wednesday,
May II. 1874, by Judge J.F. Ayars, Dennis sh-
CT of Dickinson county, formerly Of Colorado,
and Miss Sarah A. Baldwin. of Dickinson Co.
Mr.. Usher is one of our most indus
triOus and prosperous farmers. He
came to Kansas in 1869. Recently he
has gone into the lottery business and
has drawn perfect jewel of a prize the
first time! And Sarah seems to be as
well pleased with the results as her
worthy husband.-Junction Tribune.
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SUIT FURNITURE-ThOSe who wish
to buy furniture i'll suits should look
through Spickler. Meek Il Co. large
establishment. They have very hand
some bedroom and parlOr sets at prices
according to quality, and lower than
can be obtained elsewhere.
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Bargains.

At \. E. Bishop & Co. s Dry Goods
and Millinery store. This is the newt
able exclamation of all who visit our
low price store. Come and get our
prices and you will join in the chorus.
A. +. BISHOP & Co., Broadway.
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HOUSEKEEPERS.

As you prepare for your spring re-
fitting call and examine SEwELL's
large and complete stock of Carpets,
Mattirgs, Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, &c, &c.
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Dickinson County Farmers

are requested to examine the BufOrd
New Patent Wheel Landslide Sulky
Pillow. the lightest draft of any on the
market. For sale by Shockey and Snl-
der. Abilene.
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GOOD NEWS for F.

GOOD NEWS for Farmers, Builders
and everybody else. ShOckey u Snider
have now on hand a full line of hard
ware, wOodenware also a car load of
Ketchem wagons, the best wagon on
wheels; also a full line Of buggies,
spring wagons, stoves, ranges, and all
the thousand and one other things that
everybody wants, which we will sell you
at bed rock prices. Come and see us,
corner 4th and Broadway.
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The Dangerous Season

for fires is come again, and it will be
the part of wisdom to protect yourself
with little good insurance against the
destructive element. We are ready to
supplyyOu. L. I. HENRY NO
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Mccormick Harvester

Re sure and see the Mccormick Harv-
ester and Irvine Binder before buying
elsewhere. Sold by the Berry Bros.
Mercantile company.
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NOTICE.

Parties indebted to the undersigned
will please come and settle without
further notice or delay. If you have
not the money, give me your note as
nv accounts must be squared up.
loft VI. NICOLAY.
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Harvester

Be sure and see the Mccormick Harv-
ester and Irvine Binder before buying
elsewhere. Sold by the Berry Bros.
Mercantile Company.
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Painting Colors.

Maillard's French Tube COlOrs for Oh
Painting, unequaled in purity and bril-
liancy of tone by any other cOlOrs in the
market. For sale at the Opera House
Book Store.
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Fans and ParasOls
WALL PAPER.

Nobbv line at A. f. BISHOP 81 Co.'S
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Administrators Notice,
THE STATE or KANSAS, )
Dickinson County. {

The STATE OF kAN-As, Il
Dickinson County,
In the matter Of the estate Of james Boland, de-
ceased, late of Dickinson county, Kansas. Notice
j. hereby given, that on the 18th day OF May a. Ds
LIZA. the undersigned YaS, by the Probate court
of Dickinson con etr, Kansas, duly appoin ed and
aualified A. Administrator Of the estate o. James
BoIas.d, hate Of Dickinson county, deeeas Il All
PARTIES Interested in said estate viii take NOTICE,
PATRICK SCANLAND,
so,., Administrators,
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For the Best Beef Steaks

Roasts. Mutton. Pork, &c, call at Vail
Bros Broadway Meat Market, where
YOU can get them. VAIL Bros: also pay
fhe highest market price for Hides.
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LAMPS! LAMPS!

The largest stock and finest selection
at ]. G.. Northcraft's ever brought to
Abilene. Including Glass Bronze and
Library Lamps of every description.
Call and examine.
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For all kinds of WOodenware, Wash
ing machines, Ringers, Churns, etc., go
to ShOckey & Snider'S.
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sTRAYED.- Taken up Texas mare
pony. sOrrel with white face: had on
stall and lead strap: is II or ii years
old. Owner can have the horse by CALI
ing and paying damages. +. NJ. MUIR
GER, Newbern tp., Dickinson Co., KS
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Mccormick Harvester

Be sure and see the Mccormick IIarv
ester and Irvine Binder before buying
elsewhere. Sold by the Berry Bros.
Mercantile Company.
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CITY SCHOOLS.

The regular annual examination for promo
tons, 1884, Will occur In the following order:
SOUTH SIDE SCHOOLS
Friday, May %, Oral examinations, $50 to l1:3'
. q. III
CENTRAL SCHOOL
Monday. May a6th.-ROoms 10 and grade one
$3.50 TO 1l;30 a N Rooms and grade Two ant
Tuesday, May 27th.-Room q, grade three B
and {, $50 10 1870 a. m. Room ), grade
three \, and four e, l:30 10 $50 p. m
At the same hOur.-ROOm 4, grade four, b anC
WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS.
Monday, Nav 26th.-GradeS five, six and seven
Arithmetic $50 10 1l:30 a. IN. Grammar 1870 Z
3:30 D. IN. TueStlay.-Geograph and history 9:3l
10 ll:;I0 a. m Reading and spelling l:30 TO S:5l
p. M
HIGH SCHOOL.
Monday, Nav 35th.-Iatin Reader and caesar
$50 10 1l:30 j. m Physical Geography and Phy $
les and German l:30 10 $50 p. IN. TueSday.-AE
zebra, Cicero, $3.50 TO Il:30 a. M. Geometry, Rhet
Oric, Ancient History, Virgil, 1880 to $3.50 p. IN.
BY request of Chancellor Lippincott,
the examinations III Algebra, GeOme-
try, Latin and German are open TO all
students of the county. The questions
to be used in those branches have been
approved by the faculty of the State
University. and all students passing
satisfactory examinations here, will not
be subjected to further examination on
these branches, should they desire to
enter the University.
The closing exercises of the South
Side school will occur on Tuesday May
9th. $50 to liam. Wednesday May
2Sth, $3.50 to / a. H.. exercises of rooms
10, 8, s, 4. and 3: 200 to $3.50 exercises
of rooms Is. ), , and the High School.
COMMENCEMENT.
The annual exercises of the gradual
ing class will be held at J. E. Bone
brakes Opera House, Thursday, May
18th. commencing at S p. m.
PROGRAMME.
Music, echo Song" High School
INVOCATION.
Louise Worthington
~ Maggie Wilson
QuartelIc ......-......-'.'' Frank Curtis
G. X. Mahan
ESSAY AND sALUTAToRY
Famous Women" ................Ann Anna Jacoby
ESSAY
MUSIC, hu'h iozei
Hattie Terrill
DueCte...- -..-.'-.'-'-.---.-..''' Edith TOZer
ESSAY ,
ESSAY
,'POSSibilties" Jessie Anderson
Hattie Terrill
. lAnna JacOby
Sudi te''e...'..-.' ......''-'-- Edith TOZer
Carrie KOhler
ESSAY
ssGirlsr . Hattie TeTTin
ESSAY
Improvement of the Mind" Lillian Junken
Music Observation-Disclosures. High School
Essay AND vALED1CGoRY
zone Idea, only, '.................Mil Mildred Lewis
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.
Music, ''ThO We Part Observation-Disclosures. Class.
Friday, May 30th being Decoration
Day. compels the closing of the schools
on Thursday. Many of the pupils will
take part in the exercises of that day,
while many of the teachers are needed
in arranging for the commencement.
Teachers will assemble at the Central
school on Monday. June =, to make out
promotion cards; pupils will assemble
at the same place, 3 O'Clock same day
to receive promotion cards.
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Spring Millinery. s II Ss5 it IT.: $ $S; *:

voice of Spring and Summer Millinery
Goods. Ladies are invited to call and
examine stock.
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Mccormick Harvester

BE sure and see the Mccormick Uarv-
ester and Irvine Binder before buying
elsewhere. Sold by the Berry Bros.
Mercantile Company.
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" ROCKFORD LLTERW1RE,' =
at kelleUS.
Mccormick Harvester

Be sure and see the Mccormick Harv
ester and Irvine Binder before buying
elsewhere, Sold by the Berry Bros.
Mercantile Company.
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Walking and Riding

Cultivators of all kinds and at very low
est prices at.BeTy Bros. Mercantile
Establishment.
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GET PRICES at ShOckey & Snider's
OH Farm wagons, Spring wagons, Bug
gies. ETC., before buying, if you want to
save money.
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"ROCkFORD WATCHES
Kelley'S.
WINDOW SHADES.

100 styles Window Shades, 200
varieties Wall Paper, 400 varieties
Borders and Decorations at SEW
Ellis. See all the stocks, get all the
prices and then come to SEwELL 5
and compare.
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Mccormick Harvester

BE sure and see the Mccormick Harv-
ester and Irvine Binder before buying
elsewhere. Sold by the Berry Bros.
Mercantile Company.
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TOILET SOAP.

Pears Famous English Complexion
Soap, at NOrthcraft's. Useed by the
Jersey Lily.
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HURRY UP

if you wish to improve the present IA
vorable opportunity to sell your farm,
and leave its description with us.
L. c. HENRY 4 Co.
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Mccormick Harvester

Be sure and see the Mccormick Harv-
ester and Irvine Binder before buying
elsewhere. Sold by the Berry Bros.
Mercantile Company.
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500 FARMS

Ranging in price from $500. to
$780,, wanted on our Sale List.
+. Il. WILSON X Son.
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HURRY UP

if YOU wish to purchase land. The ad-
vance in prices may continue. we
have the best bargains going.
Il. c. HENRY Il Co.
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GREAT SLAUGHTER

CARPET PRICES
SEWELL'S.
Immense Stock.
Choicest and Latest Patterns.
All Grades of Goods,
Cheapest to Finest.
Guaranteed As represented.
No such prices ever before given
here.
Go everywhere and get prices ;
then come and COMPARE and BUY.
This is business and no humbug.
- CENTS, - CENTS, 30 CENTS PER
YARD.
SIS CENTS BUYS THE CHOICEST, ALL
WOOL NoRTFoRD and LOWELL EXTRA
sUPERs-THE BEST GRADE OF TWO
PLY MADE.
Paper Hangings,
Enormous Stock !!
Window Shades,
100 Varieties :!
T. E. SEWELL.
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Where Can I Get A Good Cigar?
Read the following and you will see
NORTHCRAFT
L. @I,o foIIou-i,or, h,-on6c Of fine CIGARS
FINE PASTURE I!

20 Acres of Fenced Pasture, five miles
northeast of Chapman. well timbered
and watered by Chapman creek, which
runs through the land. This land will
be rented for pasture for the use of
healthy stock only. at current prices.
Address Mrs. ISABELLE HARE. juno
tiOn City. 39-2w.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-22
FOR THE TOILET.

Perfumery, Face Powder, Tooth Pow
der. Tooth Brushes, Toilet Soaps, and
everything. at NORTHCRAFT ;.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-22
Use Dermatine

and Fmk's Cream of Roses for toilet,
at NOrthcraft's.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-22

EFT. Moore. living four miles east
and one mile north of Dillon. has dark
red Short-Horn Bull, 2 years old. for sale