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FOGs SALE 6ls RENT.

Two hundred and fifteen acl, of land,
near Egypt Station, Miss, known as
the DON ELSON PLACE.
|. B. HOWARD,
Doe 12-lm. Selma, Ala.
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segarhe latest styles of LADIES
WRAPS, CLoAKS, .DOLlIMANS ETC,
AT astonishngIy low prices. No OLD
goods nor purchases at Bankrupt Sale,
but nice and stylish, and ut such prices
as to defy any and all competition, ut
s BATTING ARrEN's
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The cotton compress was not run
ming on Monday in consequence of
breakage Of some part OF the machin-
cry. 1t was repaired promptly, and
resumed Tuesday morning.
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will deliver pure, fresh Sweet Milk
at any residence in the city, twice eacs
lay, to those desiring 1t, at the mott
reasonable prices. }. W. WILSON.
Sept, 81 If.
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AMONG other business changes with
tue new year, is the removal OF Mr. |.
Y. Johuson's iewelry store and sewing
machine depot to the 10, N under the
Mnyor's ffice.
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TO THE LADIES.

am still prepared to execute all or
ders for anything in the mantua-making
line Have secured the best system for
cutting and ftting--tbe French and Eng
lish, used by Worth, Piugat and Mos
cheowitz IT is perfect in all details if
measures are taken correctly. For
styles, etc, the standard magazines are
consulted, and l guarantee satisfaction
in all eases.
Mrs s. /. DALTON.
Oct aft
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VIII. NOA, DGlN5F lulnDtl, .......... ~ ~
W d walton, conveying prisoner, 90
G W Morgan, bridge lumber, ...... 30
A A Posey, hack hire for DeCOur-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. W
4 lenoir pauper account,...... ~ 90
Ordered, That the issuance of
certain warrants amounting to ST.
034.75 to B. W. DeCourcey tor work
on IRON bridge, and OF certain other
warrants amounting to $2,5O0.00, by
the Clerk of Board in vacation to A.
A. Posey & Bro, for building bridge
across Buttahatchie river, be approx
ed.
Ordered, That J. c. Eubanks,over-
seer Of Cotton Gin and Shannon road,
from G. w, Sisk's to Cowpena Creek
bridge, proceed with the hands in his
charge to build bridge across Wolf
Creek, using the materials furnished
on the grounds.
Ordered, That NJ. II. Stephens, !,
H. Marshal, and Henry Commander,
be appointed to ascertain what repairs
are necessary on James Creek bridge
and prepare plan and specifications
and let out the same according to
law.
Ordered, That D. c. G lleylen, s.
c. Tunnel, Henry f. McNiece, Abe
Howell, j. -. Ieverett, ?. M.Shuford
and J. B. Mckinney, be appointed
Commissioners to review, mark and
lay out change in Aberdeen and
Athens road by moving out Thomp
son Dilworth's fence about forty
yards on west side, commencing at
Piney Grove Church.
Ordered, That upon favorable re-
port, H. P, Biggers, J. NJ. Allison, c. |
w. Marshall, B. T. English and j. S.
Robuck, Commissioners appointed to
mark, review and lay out road on
township line, beginning at southwest
corner of section 36, township II,
range 6, east on said township line to
northeast corner of the Crouch farm,
then bearing northeast and running
into the old road thee or four hun
lred yards west Of the northeas
corner of b. f. English's field, and
thence by residence of said English
IN the north side of said residence,
hence to Cotton Gin road on line OF
he old road, that it be received and
declared a public highway, and that
he hands on the places of II. T. Gil
Hand, Us. Robuck, Ale. Green,J. w.
iannoway, Crouch farm,P f English,
? g Chambliss, Joe Davis, Jennie
Martin and Jim Harris, be assigned
o this road, and that Joe Davis be
appointed overseer.
Ordered, That Thomas Rollins be
appointed overseer Of Cotton Gin
md Columbus road from Weaver's
Jreek bridge to G. b. Flynt's lane,
instead of Mormon Howell, removed.
Ordered, That upon favorable re-
)ort of 7. j. Blair, John Neeland, j.
I Wise and T J Easter, commissions
RS to mark and review public road,
at J. B. Casters and
unning by Jack Casters, intersecting
aberdeen and Fayetteville road, the
anne be declared public road, and
GLOWING hands be assigned to it;
champion Easter, A J Easter, f NJ
'underburk, Lewis Easter, James
)urrett and w Jones; and that
ames Durrett be appointed overseer.
Ordered, That the bond of Henry
Jar,isle to sell vinous and spurious
liquors at Prairie be approved and
led.
Ordered, That 7. w. Nash, Jeptha
'ubb, c NJ Tubh, r A Hall, Jas. 7
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THE Gilmer Hotel in Columbus is
under new management, aud the
Index predicts more prosperous
career for it.
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Prescri ptions arefuly and accurate
ly prepared at hours, ut Shell Il Go.
Drug Store, by competent and reliable
Prescriptionists.
Sept. Is. SHELL & CO.
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To any body who has disease Of throat
or lungs, We will send proof that Piso's
Cure Tor Consumption has cured the
same complaints in other cases. Address,
e.. I. HAzELTINE, Warren, Pa.
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Physicians Prescribe in Epi,ep.

IL prescribe it in my practice" is the
expression used by Dr., J. A. Patmore, oi
Riley, lud. He referred to Samaritan
Ncrvme, and further along says: 1T
cures epHeptic fits
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A slO0d MssSiisess Location
gDa' Scent.

. Two story brick store houses on
Upper Commerce Street, $500 per
month each. Possession given january
LIST, 1885. Apply to
II. M. ROBERTS, Agent.
Dec. Pm.
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v aIuable Farm, For Sese,

The farm known as the NJ. 7. X.
Bowen place, two miles west of Beun
Vista containing
400 ACRES,
with good DWELLING, GIN HOUSE
and TENEMENT HOUSES. Said t.,
be one OF the most productive farms in
Chickasa W county. For terms apply to
j. ". HOWARD,
Aug. 7-Gm. Aberdeen Miss.
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Opened at Mrs. A. NJ. HENWOODS,
on the 23rd, Pattern Hats and Bon
netts, Oriental Laces and other Novel,
ties al of which will be sold at the
lowest prices.
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REMEMBER THAT BUNGARTEN'S
DRESS MAKING EirABLISiM ENT
Is WORKING AT VERY Low PRS
CKS. CALL AND SEE FOR YOUR
SEt4F.
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"HOT SCOTCH" and APPLE TOD
DIES, MI the rage now Try them at
GORDON House BAR
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Notice 10 Tax. Payers.

The books OF the Tax Assessor for the
City of Aberdeen will be at the Mayors
Office for inspection, until wednesday,
Jan. 7th 1885. The City Council hay
ing revised the assessment, taxpayers
are requested to examine the books, and
show cause why they should not stand
as'revised by the Board.
W. II. CLOPTON,
City Tax Assessor and Collector
December, 31st, 19S4-1w
The newly elected Board of Mayor
and Aldermen Of Columbus held
their first meeting on Monday, and
elected the following officers:
H NJ Lanier-City Marshal.
j. W. Hopkins-Srcretary and
Treasurer.
t. A Gray-Street Commissioner
Mr.. acknowledgement of Fire
Work.
e. S. Donnell--Captain of Police
The salaries of all officers below
the Mayor, were reduced to he fol-
lowing figures: City Marshall, $40
per month; Secretary and Treasurer,
$3.50 per annum;Street Commission
err, $40 per month; Engineer of Fire
Works, $40; Chief of Police, $50;
Policeman, (thret) $40 each. The
Index says the reduction in salaries
will amount to $1,0l0 a year.
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MilkAt Your own Door.

Leaveyour orders for pure, fresh Sweet
Milk with Mr.. j. W. WILSON. He will
deliver it at your own door, twice eac,
day,at the most reasonable rates. st. 81
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MARRLED-December 16, 1884, by
jas. J. B sham, Supervisor. MI GroEGE
PrAkcE, to MISS YE=TIE JoNEs, aIl of
this county.
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MARRIED-D .cenDer 81. 1854, by
J. j. Btsham, Supervisor, Mr.. ]. b.
GALLoP to Mis-. JESSIE LAcEEY. all of
this county.
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Fresh and pure Sweet Milk is cheaper
than meats and more healthy. Give me
your orders and it will be delivered from
my milk cart to any part of the city.
Price low. j. w, WILSON.
Sept. 2l-tf
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VI ONEy TO LOAN.

We will lend in sums over 540O 90 sever
al thousand dollars upon improved
farms, for Il term o f five years. Apply
TO
CLIFTON 4 ECKFORD,
Dec aim. Attorneys.
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Messrs. CoNNoR & MoEAoHREN, late
of Ontario, Canada, took charge of
the Gordon House in this city on
Thursday, the 1st inst. They have
large experience in the hotel business
and will make that house one of the
most popular in the South.
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Coughs uOin>, ttstnTTb, UOn~uup-


All Throat, Breast,aud Lung Affections
cured by the old established"~W YNFS
WlLD-CH ERRN." The first dose Gives
relief, and cure speedily ioi'ows. %
Cts~or ,1.0O,at Druggists March lc-ly
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The Aberdeen Female College
will resume its exercises on ThtCa-
day, alter a Christmas holiday. The
free public schools of the city
resumed on Friday.
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EOhS RENT.

The upper floor of No. 81 Commerce
street, now used us Lodge Room by the
l. o. .. f. Possession given january
LIST, 1885.
CLIFTON r. SYKES.
Dec 3l-tf
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Life E'rc@cTVcr.

If you are failing, broken worn out and ucr-
yalls. use wells Health Remover. 81 Drug
gists.
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A large assortment of Bet CASH.
MERE which l sell cheaper than the
CHEAPEST, ut
s. BAUMGA RTRN'S
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Ask for W els Rough ON Corns lie. Quick
complete cure, Hard or soft corrs, W,r,,
buuOns.
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ASK for the Hot Mammoth drink call
ed PETE AND MIKE" at the
GORDON HOUSE BAR.
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Ordered, That w. P. Mcpherson,
be appointed overseer of Hamilton
road from I. Y. Owens to AM. Hol-
liday's instead of S. w. Saunders,
removed.
Ordered, That the following ac-
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Mothers

and the many Throat Affections Of children
rom pity, pleasantly and safely relieved 10y
R)u I'll on Coughs Troches. Toe, Balsau, %,
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Dress Making.

From this day, DRESSES MADE IN
THE HIGHEST STYLES. OF ANY
FABRICS, from 81 80 10 90, At
= B,UNGA RTEN's
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The ENTERPRISE MEAT CHOPPER has been
tested and endorsed by over on G hundred Agri-
cultural Journals. The FARM * FIREsIDE saws:
After testing, each Editor Immediately order
ed an Enterprise Meat Chopper for his family
use" The American AgricuIturst says: These
Choppers excel anything of the kind made in
either Hemisphere See large advertisement in
another column.
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ances be made:

Board adjourned to first Monday
Ia February,
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Don't be satisfied thnt all you read
about great bargains, Pretty Goods, and
SPECIAL inducements ARE true, until you
go for yourself to the GORDON HOUSE
DRUG STORE and see those splendid
COMB and BRUSH SETS,
VASES and TOILETTE SETS.
DOOR CASES,
CHINA MUGS,
CUPS and SAUCERS,
LADIES SACHELS,
FRENCH PLATED MIRRORS,
Hall and Library Lamps with Prisms, and
the many other beautiful Holiday
Presents, at prices much lower than
can be found at other places.
dl4' If. SHELL & co.
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As for Rough on Coughs 70" rIr coughs. colds
Sore Throat, ii oaINeuo-~. Irorue~I-cL4uI4- -.
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Calmrrhul Throat affections

Ladies who would retain freshness and yisgc
ty. Doutfail to Try well, Health Remover
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"Rough on Itch ."

Hacking, irritating coughs, colds sore throat
cured by Rough on Coughs TrucheS jjc
Liquid % cents.
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The several warehouses in the city
report aggregate receipts mp to the
7th inst, Of % 357 bales. We have
no data for comparative receipts.
The receipts in Columbus up to
January 2, as reported by the Index
were 1882 bales, against 26,3l2 to
same date in 1884, a decrease OF
1,430 bales.
go
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST
Buy Shrinel's Indian Vermifuge, as it
is guaranteed to destroy and expel worms
the child's greatest enemy.
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Wide awake

Children slow In deyelopmcutrunv scrlvuy
and delicate use Wells Health Reviewer
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A. +. COLLEGE.

Exercises to be resumed January Sth.
j. A. ZIMMERMAN.
Jan. 5, lSS5-1w.
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Mr.. EMMETT MCCABE. of West
Point, was in the city Friday.
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ESt TX RENT.

The Store House now occupied by
@. A. Henley, possession given first OF
of January. For terms apply to
d291m. JENKINS BROS, bank.
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Proceedings Board of super
yisOrs.
JANUARY TERN 1885.

COURT HOUSE, Aberdeen Miss. |
January 5, 1885. I
Present-Robt. Brown, Presiden t
J. L.Riggan,
j. M.Rye, S,narr;sors
J.J.Basham, 0Oi'0' ''0' :
j. P.Sisk,
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Urdered, That the issuance Of
certain warrants amounting to ST.
034.75 to B. w. DeCourcey for work
on IRON bridge, and OF certain other
warrants amounting to $2,5OO.00, by
the Clerk of Board in vacation to A.
A. Posey & Bro, for building bridge
across Buttahatchie river, be APPROX
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ROBT. j.. HOT STON.
Aberdeen Miss
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Dec 4 I'm.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-17
Lyona Items.

Everybody thinks the stove his best
friend now.
A night school in bookkeeping has
been Organi zed at the Lyona school
house. All IRE invited to attend.
The Metho, lists at Lyona are prepar-
ing for good time OH Christmas Eve.
The people ,of this locality want to
know where an i when the Omaha, Alb
ilene & Wichita Railway will be built.
Will some one answer through your
columns?
The Rev. IIel man, of Lyona, it is
said breaches to the largest country
congregation in tn state OF Kansas. lie
has from three to FOUR hundred hearers
every Sunday.
The Cary Creek L yceum was well at
tended last Tuesday night, and all en-
joyed it. Subject TO T debate was Ike
solved, that man fOrL rs his own char
acter.'' 1t was well di ScuSSed by q. W.
Stats and J. Westrup. Discussion IN
favor of the affirmative. Quite num-
Der of our older friends we're out, which
cheered the young ones up in the work;
Mr.. OeSterich got new buggy, and
will hereafter ride on springs.
Some OF our friends went up to the
Detroit Institute last Saturday and are
now graduated i'll Love, COurtshlp and
Ma. Tiage. hE1SToNE.
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Reading Circle Program.

T he following is the program OF the
Ma pie Grove Reading Circle for Deem
Der "a, 1856. All patrons and friends
are invited.
Song The Shepherds Call-Flora,
Eva, Ma y and Flora.
Essay T. a. BOrman.
Story. Z. c. Kline.
Deciama ti0n-Willie Keller.
Recitatio n-Mawie BOrman.
Declamat iOn-Willie Hutchinson.
Recitation Flora Graham.
Song-E. { Kline.
Dialogue :. c. Stauffer and 7. A
Borman.
ESSAY. Wine.
Recitation-A, }nes Wright:
Dialogue-Flor. Graham, Flora Her
ington and Eva II 4 tchinson.
Song-Harry Kel er:
Declamation-Har r, I'D Peck.
Declamation-Sev Fl on Long.
RecitatiOn-Rosy Va lght.
Reading Mary BrI rcl art.
Music-By the schO, d.
Question for debat e: hesolVeu-
That laziness is more in. furious tnai
carelesSness.
MAY BRUCE NhT' oec'
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Garfield Iten is.

The recent cold weather has g. -oppe
our farmers from husking corn.
How many birds did you kill to- Jay
is the first question asked when I'll
boys meet since the snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stark was visitfn,
friends in northern Dickinson last week.
A Kansas breeze blew down the shed
belonging to G.. W. Aspley few days
ago.
We had the pleasure of visiting the
Pearl school, taught by Mr.. S. D. Gish.
The school is in fOurishiqg condition.
Mr.. G. comes well recommended and
we are sure that he will succeed.
The Pearl Literary Society is in a
fiourishing condition. The programs
are long and interesting. They meet
every Thursday evening. Everybody is
| invited.
The young folks had social dance at
| Mr.. Warehouses; last Saturday evening.
All present had a jolly time.
The majority of our farmers are in
favor of the new railroad.
Tim Morchouse and J. F. Brockman
killed Isl birds at one shot. Who can
beat it?
H. II. Mcdonald has been visiting
friends in Ohio for several days. He is
expected home this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Moon are visiting
friends in the country this week.
Mr.. Shaw, of Industry, is visiting at
Mr.. W. L. Stark s this week.
There are to be several weddings in
Garfield soon.
The young folks anticipate lively
time Xmas. Several dances are an
lnounced and still there are more to
follow. BOGUS.
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SRERIFF'S SALE,

7 TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THREE EX-
" ecutions issued by the Clerk of the District
Court of Dickinson County, in a cause pending
tn herein, whereinE. II. Cannon and William Dering
assignees of j. Easter & Co, ARE plaintiff and r
o. SOuthworth is Defendant, and execution
wherein the Home National Bank of Chicago, III >,
is plaintiff and r. o. SOuthwOrth Is defend ant,
and one execution wherein the sycamore Marsh
Harvester Manufacturing Company is plaintiff and
r. o. SOuthworth is defendant, l Will, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 21st, A. D., 1886,
At the front Of A. X, Vandcrblt's stand in the
city of Abilene, County Dickinson, State OF
Kansas, at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, of said day sell TO
the highest bidder, Tor cash, the following chat
tells to-wit: One bay mare about 16 years old, one
white COW years old, one white milk COW about
years old, one small white COW years old, one
white heifer calf one year old, one ed bull calf
about one year old, yearling colt OF grey color
in Dickinson county, State of Kansas. The said
property will be sold pursuant TO the Judgment of
the Court in said cause recited in said executions.
Witness my hand this 9th day Of Dec, A. D.
1885. j. j. KILLER,
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Ladies' Please Read.

Just received at 1Irs. Gels a large
assortment of latest ,tvle goods. French
Felt Hats, Wool Felt Hats, at reduced
prices. l will not charge IS, 80 CT %
cents for All old style hat, but will do
better, will give them away to any one
who wants that class of goods, providing
they will purchase the trimming. Will
sell all kinds OF Feathers cheaper than
any one in Abilene, also will give a
beautiful ring for each hat sold. Call
and examine for yourself.
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The REFLECTOR job department is
still on the boom and we don't mean to
boast when we say that we are turning
out better work than any office in this
part of the state. We have the mate
rial and wOrkmen to do it.
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Christmas is quite near and our mer-
Oh ants knowing that the REFLECTOR
is he best advertising medium in the
cou, 1ty, have taken its columns to tell
of t. heir holiday goods. Buyers look
these columns over and go shopping ac-
cordin ely.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court within and for Dickinson
County, State of Kansas:
Sarah c. Martin, Plaintiff,

County, State of Kansas:
Sarah c. Martin, Plaintiff,
Bernard G. Werner, Defendant
The said defendant will take notice that You
have been sued by said plaintiff by her petition
filed in said court on the 14th day of November,
1885, claiming judgment against You for the spe-
cifc performance of contract made by said plain
tiff and said defendant wher lin said defendant
agreed to convey to said pl the following
real estate situated in the County of Dickinson
and State of Kansas and described as follows, to-
wit: The northeast quart ar of the south east
quarter of section seven %, in township fifteen
(l5), south range one, east Of the sixth principal
meridian, and unless you answer or demurrer to
said petition on or before the 1st day Of January,
1856, the same will be saEen as true and You Will
be directed and commanded by said Court to exc
cute to said plaintiff good and sufficient warrantee
deed to said premises, and if You fail TO comply
with the judgment of said cO,rt the court will
cause to be eXccuteda deed to said plaintiff trans
ferring to said plaintiff all your right, title and in
terest in and TO said premises.
SARAH C. MARTIN,
By Burton 6 Crawford her Attys.
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I'D All the Goods on KenyOn's
IL Cheap Counter are just such
goods as are used in every family
Call and see them.
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Nelson and Craven, have opened a
flour and feed store OH the south side
in the building formerly occupied by
D. G.. Smith, Druggist.
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ABSTRACTS!

l have complete and reliable set O.
Abstracts Of lands and lots in Dickin
son County, which are brought up to
date every day. If you want an abstract
call and see me.
J. II. BRADY.
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Mr.. Ed. Veigiard has a tin shop at
his residence on Sixth street, west of
the NJ. E. Church. He is prepared to
do job and contract work of anything
in his line.
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ABILENE REFLECTOR.
Thursday, Dec, l., 1885.

p. I sTRoTHER. HENRY LIFTS
STROTHER & LIFTS,
EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-17

We advise our readers to be sure and
attend the Chapman fair to be held on
the 29th. 30th and 31St, 1885.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-17

Consult our locals and a,A easements
and see what bargains Uur live bust
ness men offer you.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-17

~ You will find Dress Goods and
LIZ Dress Trimmings among the
goods on Kenyon's Cheap COun-
ter.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-17

\ gentleman and two ladies received
the ordinance of baptism at the Baptist
church last Sunday evening.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-17

Plenty of game in the markets, keep
up the humiliation, of the fruit tree
annihiiatOrS.