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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-02-07
NASH & NASH.

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"A Office over First National Bank, Eighth 81
Collections promptly attended TO.
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G.. G. SEDGWICK

TroRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
4 Odiee in Torrison's brick block, north end
Sta street bridge, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. collec-
tions promptly attended to-
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DISEASE CURED
without Medicine,

Valuable Discovery for supplying Magnetism
to the Human System. ElecI ricity andMag-
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Ct. A. FORREST,
rrOp1Fy AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
A one 4 Carus' Block. first ioor, in door
.eading to Counfy Judges Office, soutn Elgnsn gt,i
Street eanitcw oc, Wiz Colecuons prom,Po-y
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n Esr1RRooK WA. WALKER
ESTABROOK & WALKER,

A TTORNE NEYS At LAW. UinCe ooIhtT EIEHIH
"A and Franklin streets in Woods Block over
Wagner's store South Side. Manitowoe, Wis
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-18
DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT SOLO.
MON CITY.
Governor George W. Click will speak
on Tuesday evening, Sept. 23d.

By appointment of State Democratic
Committee, Gov. Click will speak at
Solomon City on Tuesday evening, Sept.
%, at I o'clock. The democrats and
citizens of Solomon City are making
preparations to give the Governor a
handsome reception.
The Cleveland and Hendricks club
of Abilene met last Friday night and
made arrangements to attend the rally
in body. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended by the club to the Chapman and
Enterprise clubs and to all democrats to
join it. Transportation will be fur
nished by the Abilene club to all those
who may be unable to furnish their
own. The court house, Abilene, has
been selected as the place of rendezvous,
and all those who intend going to Solo
mon City will meet at that point not
later than Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
a special meeting of the Cleveland
and Hendricks club of Abilene will be
held Monday evening to perfect arrange
mentS.
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H. II. Hazlett s. Co.'s carpet corner.
artistically arranged by John Bennett,
is a very attractive spot, and the artis-
tic excellence of Hawk s. Gleissner's
display is noticeable.
The attendance yesterday on the
grounds was good. The races were not
so good as they will be to-day, which
promises to exceed in interest any other
day.
To-day's programme embraces trot-
ting race for horses that never beat
first premium S70.; running
race, first premium $40. free to all
race, first premium $50.
The hardware display by the j. E.
Bonebrake hardware company attracts
much attention by reason of its ingeni-
ous arrangement and completeness. 1t
IS exceedingly creditable. The display
Of farm machinery, buggies, carriages
and wagons is unusually large and COM
Dlete. This large establishment never
ioes anything by halves.
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Rev. r. G.. Mccarthy arrived HON
last Thursday from his visit to his oil
home in Windham, n. Y. 1t will be
pleasure to the members of his churc
to learn that Mrs. Mccarthy and chi
dren came with him.
After November the republican part
will be like Little 30 Peep-they vii
have lost their Sheep and will not know
where to find him. But no doubt i
they will let him alone he will some day
come home bringing his tail behind him
Il never voted anything but the re-
publican ticket in my life, but must
scratch the cowardly two faced man
John 4. Martin, this time and vote fol-
q. W. Click" so said eighteen repub-
licans who have called at this Office
during the past few days.
1t is amusing, now. isn't it, to see the
Wilson's supporting Anderson and car
rying torches at Anderson meetings.
They must be convinced that they are
wrong in their opposition to John A.,
or else they are very inconsistent. But
then. the Wilson's are not noted for
their consistency.
Ed. Smyth, the genial drug clerk at
Hawk & Gleissner's, left on Monday for
Kansas City, where he has accepted
good position. Ed. was careful, cor
rect druggist and an accommodating
and pleasant salesman. He leaves a
large number Of friends. His place
will be well filled by Rush GibbOney.
j. c. Kagey, of Ashland, Ohio, and
E. II. Charles, of Mansfield, Ohio, capt.
talists, have been in the county during
the past week looking at improved
lands. They will probably invest some
in Dickinson county land. They
report the outlook for Ohio going DEM
Ocratic next month as being good.
Bert Hazlett's broken arm was not
doing well, and last Friday Mrs. Hazlett |
took him to Kansas City to meet DR.. Z. |
Z. Hazlett, who came from Chicago to |
take Bert to that city for treatment. |
The REFLECTOR trusts that the little |
fellows arm will be made to grow
into its original symmetry and supple
ness.
The Click rally at Solomon City next
Tuesday night will bring together a
arge number of democrats, and those
who are without the regulation Cleve-
and and Hendricks white plug hat will
want them. McInerney, Abilene, has
hem for sale at the low price of 1925
.ach. Call on McInemey for white
lug hat and then attend the rally.
The old reliable drug house of J. G..
lOrthcraft made no display at the fair
his week because the run of trade made
t impossible for the clerks to spare the
ime to make it up. But they have ON
Exhibition at the store the finest line of {
aides hand SatchelS in the city, and
he ladies are invited to call and see it.
IN admirable display is also made of
)ilet and fancy articles. =
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The Clifford's tonight.

| Don't fail to see the Planters Wife
Remember the matinee Saturday af
ternoon.
Our Industry correspondence came il
too late for this issue.
Clifford's the best company on the
road. At the opera house all this week.
Abilene and Dickinson county will be
well represented at the Clay County
fair next week.
Those who are in arrears for the Re-
FLECTOR for the past year will cause a
pleasant smile if they will pay up.
Capt. John Seaman, one of the rock
ribbed democrats of Chapman, was in
to see the REFLECTOR last Monday.
Mrs. George Sterl and child arrived
home from a pleasant visit to Mrs.
Sterl's old Ohio home last Thursday.
The new hotel at Solomon City, when
completed, will be what the boys call
30 Dandy" Solomon City is prosper
ing.
Mrs. F. W. Potter, after an extended
visit to her old home in Missouri, arri-
we'd home last Tuesday and F. w. is
happy again.
Deacon a. J. Petit returned home
last Thursday from an extended east
ern visit. His friends were glad to
welcome him back.
J. e.. Hamaker returned from his
eastern trip last Thursday. He had
been gone several weeks and came home
looking and feeling in better health.
Walter Martin, of Oakland, Cal. in
former years a clerk for Northcraft, |
stopped in the city last Monday to see
his friends. He is married now. and |
his wife is with him.
When you get tired of looking around
the fair grounds come and make the
a visit. Maybe You want
to pay up or subscribe. Come down
and see us, anyway.
Theodore Wilson and mother, of Dix
on, ILL.,, arrived in the county last week
and are the guests of y. S. and W. z.
Seeds. Mr.. Wilson is one of the lar
yest farmers and stock raisers in his
county.
L. E. Dewey, former law student
II J. IL. Mahan's Office, arrived in Abb
enc this week and will go into SIAM
)augh 81 Hurd's office. His many
friends will be glad to learn that he
will remain in Abilene.
Hon. John y. Anderson spoke in
solomon City, Tuesday night, and Is
T 20 of our people went up to hear him.
correspondent writes that the dem :
nstratiOn was a tame affair, not de- T
CRYING of any special report.
A grand social picnic, interspersed +
18th political speeches from all parties, G
ill be held in VIM. Ault's grove, five |
lilies south of Industry, on Sept. 9th. +
n the evening there will be platform I
ance and other amuSementS. +
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Owing to the low price the movement

Owing to the low price the movement
of wheat to market is not very lively.
Henry Meyer, of Garfield, says he wont
sell at the present prices because he
doesn't have to; that his hogs will take
him through. \ great many Dickinson
county farmers are just as independent
as he is, but We are afraid that the price
of wheat will not go much higher. The
supply in all parts OF the world is too
great. The universal excellence of the
wheat crop this year may not be repeat
ed again for century.
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Peoples Party County Convention.

In pursuance ofthe call from the county COM
mittee OF the National Party, the convention as
sembled in the court house at Abilene, on Satur.
/ day, Sept, 18th, and was called 20 order by the
| Chairman Of the county committee. On motion
| TO that efIect W. ii. T. Wakefield was elected
| chairman and A. B. Partridge, secretary.
After full conference twas decided to proceed
| TO nominate county ticket but after further re-
marks the motion was withdrawn.
The following resolutions were introduced by
Mr.. C. B. Cranston and after full discussion were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The National Greenback Labor Par.
ty, the National Autobiography Party, the Ma
ional Labor Party and many other strong Labor
and ti-Monopoly organizations have chosen as
their standard bearers In the present nat10 nal
campaign, BenJ F. Butler and 4. NJ. West, and
WHEREAS, The principles and objects OF all said
organizations are the same, viz: the interest OF
the people as against corporate and other monOp-
oily, and
WHEREAS, It having been suggested by Benz.
+. Butler, our standard bearer, and by our State
committee, In view OF the general union Of all
reform parties under the name OF the peoples
Party" Therefore be it
Resolved, by the Greenback Labor and Anti
Monopoly party OF Dickinson Co., Kas., in mass
ty be changed TO the Peoples Party" of Dickin-
son Co., Kansas
Resolved, That we heartily endorse the nation
al platform or the GreenDack and Anti-MOnOpOly
party, adopted at Indianapolis and pledge our In
dividual support In the national contest to Gen.
b. +. Butler and A. NJ. West for President and
Weep President,
Resolved, That we heartily endorse the plat
form adopted and ticket nominated at the con-
vention OF said party at Topeka, on August 9Th,
1884 and pledge ourselves TO support and work for
the election OF the same.
Resolved, That remembering his able and Valu-
able services TO the people In the last legislature
and bearing In mind his well known Anti-Monop-
oily principles and record this convention does
heartily endorse Hon. e, b. Hoffman as an indie
pendent candidate for the State Senate, and
pledge him our hearty support
On motion TO that effect the convention then
adjourned TO meet again at the same place, at
one O'CLOCK, p. m, or Monday, october 18th.
W. III. I. WAKEFIELD Chairman.
\. B. PARTRIDGE, Secretary.
The REFLECTOR understands that the railroad
hnn ad I'M
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Citizens and Visitors

Contemplating purchasing are cordially
invited to examine the magnificent dis
play of Carpets and Rugs now on exhi-
bitiOn at the Carpet Hall of Hazlett &
Co., corner I'd and Broadway. While
we claim pre-eminence in fine goods for
the mansion, we are well supplied with
complete assortment for the cottage.
Our Carpet Hall contains the following
articles: Ingram carpets from 25c to
the finest 3-ply made, Body Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels, Wilton's Velvets,
Tapestry Velvets, Administer Moquette,
Ingram Art Squares, Wall Paper, Cell
ing Decoration, Window Shades, Corn
ice Poles in Drapery Goods in endless
variety, Lace Curtains in Madras and
Nottingham, Queensware in all the
known styles, Glassware, Library Lamps
in all the styles known.
Visitors! Gaze on our display at the
fair.
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Gov. Click
Speaks at
Solomon City
Next Tuesday evening.
Abilene and adjoining towns will b,
there in full force.
Work on the new brick block will BIZ
rapidly pushed.
The CliffOrd's at BOnebrake's Opera
House all this week.
John A. Anderson is booked to speak
in Abilene, Friday evening, Oct. 3D..
n. Blevins arrived home OH Sunday
last from pleasure trip to Chicago and
st. Louis.
Constance Stanley, the great society
and sensational actress at BOnebrake's
Opera House.
ID. w. Keller is having a porch added
to the front of his residence building on
Second street.
Mr.. Randall is having large front
addition built to his residence on East
Fourth street.
Republicans are saying in all parts of
the state, scratch John 4. Martins
name and vote for e. w. Click
Coy. Click will speak at Solomon City
next Tuesday evening, the sd inst.
Our sister city will give him rousing
welcome.
Squire Davidson and number of
other Dickinson county people are at
tending the Interstate Fair at Kansas
City this week.
The Clay County Fair will be held at
Clay Center, Sept. 23-26th. The prem
ium list is liberal one. II. NJ. Frai-
ger, Secretary.
The Clifford Dramatic Co. have a |
guaranteed attraction. Every member
an artist. Don't fail to see them at
BOnebrake's Opera House, Il, IS, 10, 20
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-18
MA. Finley, Abilene, best collection Of pota.

NJ. A. Finley, Abilene, best collection Of pot
toes.
Nicholas verstey & Co, Abilene, specimen brio
GLASS;.
GRADE Or CROSS BRED.
John ]. Cooper, Abilene, Hereford calf, Call
way calf and short-horn cow.
A. Desher, Abilene, short-horn bull yea
Hereford COW.
c, W. Reineking, Enterprise, Jersey bull cal
jersey COW, jersey heifer years old and undel
Jerey heifer and calf
j. a. Hooper, Abilene, Hereford bull calf
! Petit & Parker, Abilene, bull, years
CLASS2
HORSES FOR STYLE AND ACTION
James Elliott, Abilene, matched team.
j. II. Hooper, Abilene, stallion under yrs. anC
mare colt, under 2 yrs.
C. NJ. Brenizer, gelding or mare.
CLASS 19
FRUITS.
A magnificent display OF all kinds OF fruit is
made by g. B. Smith, Detroit. Mrs. j. j. cooper,
j. NJ. Shepard and Dr.. Raub, Abilene.
CLASS 5.
sHoRT-HoRSs
j. j. cooper, COW.
CLASs4.
MULES AND JACKS.
\. Knapp, Abilene, jack
IL. IQuleS
CLASS 16.
POULTRY.
Mrs A. Lesher, Abilene, brown leghorns,
white Pekin ducks
Mrs :; s; Dewey. Abilene, ducks and gulneas.
c. NJ. Brenizer, pair white China geese.
:. j. Elliott, plymouth rocks.
CLASS TO-
AMERICAN AERINo.
E, Brunson. Abilene, fine display OF rams, ewes
Chas NJ. Harger, Abilene, rams and ewes.
CLASS H.
POLAND CHINA
Lesher, Abilene, boar.
CLASS ~.
NEEDLEwoRK
Mrs NJ. Dandle, Midway, patchwork quilt.
MIS-. j. j. Miller, Abilene, patchwork quilt.
CLASS
ALDERNEYs AND JERSEYS
c. W. Reineking. Enterprise, bull and heifer.
CLASS IS.
FLOWERS AND SHRUBS.
c.. II. Bagley, Abilene. best and largest variety
Il plants, flowers In bloom.
NOTES.
The weather is favorable for sue
esSful fair.
NJ. A. Finley's display of potatoes, |
6 different varieties, should be seen to |
,e admired.
The fine exhibits made by 7. E. Sew
IL and L. II. Faulkner & Co., are wor-
by of special mention.
Numerous stands, run by individuals |
nd societies, are on the grounds for the
of the people.
The race track is in fine condition,
nd the trials of speed promise to be
interesting and exciting.
The enterprise of Abilene's mer-
hants is nowhere better shown than i'll
heir magnificent displays at the fair. ~
The sisters, cousins, uncles and aunts
viii attend the fair this week multitu-
OF course. We're all going.
Hodge Bros. make a fine display of
tOves of all kinds, and this enterpris-
lg firm comes to the front in good
hape.
James ElliOtt's pens Of Berkshires
Ontain very fine animals, and E. Brun-
on is on hand with his usual first class
isplay of sheep.
In Simon Rothschild's display of
lOthing there is very fine and beauti-
Ill suit and OvercOat of the same cloth
tylishly and durably made. 1t attracts
luch attention. Simon's entire display
MS year is a remarkably fine one. j
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SHERiFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, ! :.

STATE UF hANSAS, =.
DICKINSON COUNTY. 4
Joseph Taylor vs.. Gottlieb PagenkOpf.
By virtue of an order to me directed and deliv-
cred, issued by c. c. Biting, Receiver in the said
case, in Dickinson county, in said State, WILL on
MONDAY, SEPT. g. A. D., 1884,
between the hours OF O'Clock, p. m. and o'clock
D. m, of said day, at the farm Of Louis Pagenkopf
in Union tp., the ne1 OF Sec. "a, T. Is, s, in
the County and State aforesaid offer az public sale
and sell the highest bidder for cash in hand all
PENDANT, in and to the following described person
al property, to-wit: One red COW about years
old and one red and white calf about months old
Said property levied and TO be sold as the prop
erty Of the above named defendant
Witness my hand this 18th day Of Sept, 1884.
J. j. MILLER,
SET Sheriff of Dickinson County, Kansas.
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To AN Whom It Nav Concern.

The undersigned wishes TO inform the public
that his wife, Anna V. Goyer, has left home and
deserted her husband without any Just cause,
and he positively viii not be responsible for any
debts contracted by the said Anna V. Goyer from
this date. EDWARD II. GOYER.
Abilene, Kas., sept. 18th, 1884.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-18
THE CHICAGO LAMP.

The prince of lamps, absolutely nom
explosive and producing beautiful,
clear white light, equal to five COM
mon burners. Sold by F. W. Potter
& Bro, Abilene, Cedar Street. 5-3m
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-18
The Dangerous Season

for fires is come again, and it will be
the part of wisdom to protect Yourself
with little good insursrlce against the
destructive element. We are ready to
supplyyou, Il. c. HENRY & Co.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JAMES CULBERTsoN announces himself as a can
didate for the Ofice OF Probate Judge, subject TO
the decision OF the Dickinson county republican
convention.
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Finley's display of fine seed potatoes
at the Fair is attracting the attention
of all. Don't fail to see them.
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LADIES'!

Thanking you for your former patron
age we ask you to call and see our Fall
and Winter goods just received. Best
goods In town for the least money.
Misses DUNCAN & VANwAY.
Cor. Sd and Spruce st.
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II You Intend

purchasing a gun and examine our
stock and we will save you money.
WENTWORTH & HILL.
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WHIT Err.
GARLAND STOVES

and Ranges lead the world in this class
of goods. Examine them carefully when
in need of anything in this line. For
sale by WENTWORTH & HILL.
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around the ring at the fair grounds
during the fair in the Perry Road
Cart. 42W
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If you are in arrears for the REFLEC-
TOR please pay up.
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Teachers Examination.

At the Abilene Public School building, Saturday
September 9th, 1884 Commencing at O'Clock.
D. D. HoRNADAY, Co. SUIT.
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bonds were carried in the several voting town.
ships, Tuesday. We can't give the vote because it
has not been canvassed.
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For Anything
Take A Free Ride

IN Hardware gOto
WENTWORTH & HILL.
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You Can Buy

muzzle loading Shot Gun for $500 at
WENTwORTH & HILLS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-27

At ". u. Jack,on'- art gallery ON
Austin Avenue. are being prepared
for the New Orleans Exposition quite
- number of tine pictures. l'rul L.
l.. Cohen. of Houston. WHO hp- 'hms"
of thi, work, i, an artist OF established
reputation and mlu, stoned ability
Mr. .lackSou'- gallery i, one OF lh,
best known in Texas, and lac has ne
fear of connection. 3l-l.
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other

Ifthc little darling il spending -uch
,lccplc,, nights, slowly and piiitully
wasting away by the drainage upon
il, system from the effect of tccthng'
procure a bottle of Dr bigger, Great
Remedy. and lind what many
other mothers have by it, use 10 con-
plcte cure. "a. it wilIin all boWcl alice
ton, in both young and oid. For sale
bv all druggists at 30 cents IL bottle.
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30 come and soc the prices We are
offering boots and shoes at, and bc
convinced wcarc selling ont
NANGER Bros.
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Finest pcritIucric> for the handkcr-
chief in the city, at Castles y Nor
ri,on', drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-27

one good secondhand wght horse
power engine tor sale cheap. Apply
Tow pApDur
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-27

Old papcr- at % cent per hundred
40 ENAMINEE office.
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Don't forget To- call AT the EXAM
I>ERs office ana pay your subscribe
ion.
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ODD papers at - cent per loo for
sale al the Examiner office.
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Madra- lacr- are ihr stylish dia-
pcrio- sanger Bro have ana elegant
inc