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train was run from New York TO Boston the
other day-distance 229 Iniles-in ) hours and
2 minutes. This shows what could be done be-
tween Washington and New York, if the dis
position existed, and what doubtless will he
done when second railroad line between the
two cities is built and in operation. Another
thing: The fare between Boston and New York
Is i've dollars, and one dollar for a reserved
CHAIR In a parl or car. These benefits will also
come, 1t Is safe to calculate, with the other add
yantages of competition
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WANTED--HOUSES.

"ANTED-To PURCHASE AT ONCE, FOR
w cash. three Houses. brick frame, 5 to rooms
EACH In good order Address Box 81 Star Office ts
"ANTED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL HOUSE
~ at once. GIVE location, number Ofrooms, with
lowest cash price Address Lock Drawer rs City r.
Q. jy7-3ts
HXTANTED-HOUSE OF NOT LESS THAN Z OR
w = rooms. northwest, costing not over So 600;
good locality necessary; only owners need reply Ad
dress II. p, Star Office. $40 jy1-3t*
VXyANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR A CLIENT
w several houses that will pay well as an invest
ment Address 4. T. COUMBE 1925 New York
ave. y6-3t*
"ANTED-1 DESIRE TO PURCHASE RESI-
w dence business property vacant lot at
ably low price tor spot cash. must be west of eth ST.
bottom price and location) o. U. JAY, Washington,
d. G.. 49, est ---s-f' je26-1nl
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Two explanations are open for the recent
rather cavalier treatment of the L. s. commits
sion to South America by the President of
Chilli One is that that country is compare
lively independent of other nations, in a COM
merclai sense, and can therefore afford to be
indifferent, and even discourteous, without
fear of unfavorable financial results. The
other is that the foreign policy of that govern
ment is virtually controlled by British in
huence and British interests, and hence that
friendly relations with other countries likely to
change the present courses of trade are not to
be encouraged. 1t is altogether likely that
jealousy OF this sort has had considerable
weight IN the matter. Great Britain has long
had most profitable commercial connections
with most of the South American states and it
is natural that her people and those atfiiiating
with them should do every thing in their power
to prevent diversion of the rich trade she has
enjoyed uhinterruptediy for so many years.
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NOTIONS DEPARTMENT

NOTIONS DEPARTMENT.
Persons leaving the city viii find our Notion Depart
ment hive in itself to shop from. We keep ali
TOILET ARTICLES of the best makes, aud sell
them at astonshingly low prices. We opened
this week and put on sale our own Importa-
Of
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LNoR SAlE-PH0TOGRAPII GALLERY CHEAP
for cash: located sth NV; good reasons for
selling inquire al building southwest Mary,
iiiiu ave and Sth ST ne ly.-Is
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lxN0R RENT 1000 -----r
is, 1s iSa niyy lars sISS Ss9 2 Pm
2Q23 I St NV, loo 2O3l 9Th W. rs 30
1927 s.. NV SIS oil .9f3. 9l5, 9l1 9l9
156d 81 n:w III. -S3.34 and 92I French or q SO
1910 lytn sthw10r 90. 81 445 81. NV. Sr 80
!6zx 1Sth a. W.. l2r.-z S 2O06 18th NV, 1rs...-
1924 NV ~ rs..-.-1 l43S Pierce Place. sr27.5
1902 NV, 10 rs......65 lz45 S. 7r...........2 IS
1875 Jefferson F.. Srs...S5 IL Sth H. sr .... Is
17l1 eSalesst lOr.-....85 q 52S CoInMbia ST.. rs
i093 nw1 80 Uniontown, Sr............ 20
LUZ DeSaIesst, Srs55 Sl9 p NV, 4rs--...... 20
1870 NV, 11r--.........55 725 I'd NV 5f n
1905 p. W., Sr;..:....-55 5ll ne, o o
LIZ Md ave ne, 1lrs..S0 Jackson Hail alley ... l3
639 Cap. IL rooms.-50 TO 10th St n. e. Or y so
SP ,99 Lay stf &aw e. Fenton Place 80
IL NV, 10 S1S 1875 n W, re-. IA
9: 5Sd L nw.; 10 Is 40 70 Foundry Place NV,
1S09 LIVE, tS..4U o 10
BIO n n. so 2oI 18th st. Sc. r.
niSsR sss ssSy, ssilssa sssssa sss!s 81;
ess BY Re@ Z sSf aspS
81 Pa av., store $500 le28 14th st..... $50
1923 Conn. 1904 r. L 90
n 10 ay and st-....I LOO 1880 jefferson Place...8O
aSs $a aS.h sSs ,Ssa office rooms 90
1905 Sunderland Pi9I ea 26a0 St 40
1922 .jii; Si istn St, gotoe s.
4l'9' large f Of f@f FfHsa sY fsS BROWN,
je1Q 1437 Penn ave
.EOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED RES
" i9enee. Pleasantly situated on Connecticut ave,
overlooking Farragut Square, will be let TO good ten
am fQr term of years. Price, $500 per month APP
ply e Us 10Th 81 n.w jel63mI
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warranted made Of the best English Bristles all i'm,
asnable shapes. You will saye more than half
buying them from u.s. They are guaranteed as
good as any sold anywhere, otherwise we would
not have our name stamped upon them. Prices
from cents to 25 cents for the best
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ISoR sALE-FlFTG CARRIAGES. BUGGIIsS.
y String wagons. stages apq spring Carts old and
new on monthly payments Repairing paiuiine and
trimming promptly attended 10. ). j. COOK S295
n ST, Georgt town. ? t ,v.-lms
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

v: Sssi Adaress JAS. Albert CLARK Iaurel' Md:
FOR saba BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESI-:
H. dsnce beautifully located commanding view ct
as Ra5R h
E,ARM FOR sALE-TERMS' EASY-FARM OF
S so Sump enc sS
'js hesf eSsGs E Rc ssRi Md
four-room Cottage plastered and attic room, with
s 'sss s sf 2 s sks Fronting rvs T r
erty.-one Of the finest farmsin Fairfax comfy,
salsivasio oas Va! MatsEsd and drained
buildings in complete order fI9ss te railrUs %Ip
jes1ot Real i5fS sn dns IL asIns
FoR sALE-A PIcTUREsoEE, HEALTHFUL
M and highly cultiyated estate Sly miles north OF
immaculate neishborhoed Of wealthy and infiutntiG
% who ssys satd II e 81.
estate isnow III fun bearing oferogs Of rye Timothy
ead xsfs e Il e
Ss asSaS
he sf ihs
sral properties. and two wells with pumps ate
IS ne snS t. ss sasa nss as
b aaS a s
ing houses for FOREMAN and other hands cOmmcdi.
saa %S
Will weigh five tons and an excellent variety of
repaiT: There Is more than hair mile front Oh a
Tssa ssIes ssoe
Us zis aEssss gsF''sar' inquire swoa slsR
POE sALE-A NICE LITTLR FARM OF SIXTH
ngz eoce aSS a q s sas sna s
state of cnltvation three miles west Of Gaithersbufg
sSpsah @ sa ssge sss Mis-
fSgn,S asI%s Address fEEh
ssss s1sss ~ Ss :s:asa
70 horse ' cars Address rscuco,,n
,y1et. III West Lombard 81 st. .s saiti@ore. Nd
snsSeS ready h s. as S tsIy saS
On the lot y sgccd wen o1ystef al ouE
sss!2.zz Adars.s MOCK: FAILS cA''ssi sss1
OEO BuIIpINa LOTS, 50 ( $50 FEET.
hoss srs WITH e Ss a r
trees, and present eligible buiid sies $40 md up
ES[s rios ss ses1 sss
Also nsg ';, soaa Rrick Readspce ef seyep-
we've minutes 81 fsT ron re FMS ass btuss s.
located upon g lot q ten aeres has liine cellarh
il hEs fsii sa 1fia, ss stsE
phtabe AddresE MARIoN pGGxEfr A@ ss s4Sc
tt.iaw, Bladensburg. Maryland. - Ef&SiI
81 800. i etEE siisSA s E,, xfE3 IS K5
or sais q exchanse; hs!f scre sardent tubs
rrHE CELLuLQp TRUSS.
ckan. s.,d can be worn while baShinS. WE rSsys
- tor saas2 'EHA& EI6HERA
Mira FISHER dsyotn hss stsssti6s 81 Ss WSnfsu
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INOR SALE-tiOOD Two.HoRsE TREAD POW.
y er but little used run lastly with one horse; with
forty-fiye feet new betting Price S.5. Address 8 H.
PRIEST, p. o. Box 1913 - VIDE
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LSoR SALE-GooD MATCH PAIR BLACK
Geidinss0 and years old. l5a4 hands, sciInd
good drivers single double: asn gray saddle Mare
for fad.: Re seen. or address COFFIN & LICHAU
Brighiwood Driving Park N.-2f~
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I,NOR sALE-FRFSH CREAM FROM Jersey
cows delivered daily TO any part OF the city Ad-
Dress w. J. THOMSON Tenicytown r. o ID c. or
Space. = jv7-:,ts
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EoR SALE-ToN AND CONFECTIONERY
II Wtll-knuwn stand. cheap rent. Store and dwell
ing Address r. ~ q, Star office jyS2tssl
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| INok SALE-A RARE BARtiAIN-SINoCTAVE
- Piano; Will be strid Tor $50 t7sh Call AZ once Is
the party preparing TO eave.ibr the simmer 1910
| 4 ST., West Washington. w.
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1sconpARABIE G1ovn BARGAINS
AT THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE

We consider extended comment on such altogether
unequaled values entirely unnecessary. Suffice it to
say such Gloves at such prices have not heretofore
been offered the purchasing public Of Washington aud
vicinity, either by us or any other house.
LADIES GLOVES.
SO Dozen Ladies' 4-button length Jersey Taffeta
Gloves, colors light end dark grays and new shades
of ans The price usually asked for these IL SOC, and
Our Price. pair
20 Dozen Ladies' Elastic Gapze Isle Thread Gloves
nniShed fingers, coors. silver grays and ecrns. Par
colors Formerly sold by US bargain at 25c
MISSES GLOVES.
Is Doz Misses 4-Button Length Jersey Silk
Gloves, colors, Light Blue Pink, Salmon. Cherry and
Frase. Have sold heretofore at SOC. per pair.
MEMS GLOVES.
Is Doz Mems 2 Elastic Berlin Lisle Thread Gloves,
In Light and Dark Grays, the now prevailing shades
for men,
Usually sold at Soc per pair
These are new purchases, and would remind the
public that such marvelously good values viii
doubedi attract crowd to glove counters, and
to avoid WHICH an early call viii be necessary.
First counter on the let Pennsylvania avenue en-.
A ID
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Tor SALE-A FINE DRIVING OR SADDLE
- horse. sound Trial given. Very low price
Appiy-sit 3lS sih St NV ES-2t-
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rTSHE CELLuLQIp TRUSS,
d e ssg s s sssa1 ah.'s sss 99k gsn
M. g1sAER dsvo.. ass 81 80 sSss 50 s:ssss
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ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
We Hive Jusr Opened

jyS 316 AND 31S SEVENTH STREET.
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LNoR SALE-PlANos AND oeGANs-ONE SEC
IL ond-hand Upright, $14s one octave square. 500:
one Grovesteen square, $50: knabe. $50; one
large Organ. $40 one Is octave, square slOO.
HUGO ~ WoSCH & CO, e25 9TH 81. NV Sole agents
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

IGOR SALE - LETTER COPYING pRt>ss
office. lfs
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TOWELS.
We have opened $50 dozen TOWELS all Linen with
Blue and Red Borders all around Knotted Fringe,
and only 10 cents-the cheapest and best value
ever sold. - '' -''s ~ AZ -
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SHERIFF,s SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW

OHERIFFsa SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW
y JERSEY
Complainans, and John 7. Pritchard and others
Defendants.g 5z51 easS xsksl1
Fl. IA, for sale of mortgaged premises. -
Returnable October Term, 1855.
@. Christie, Solicitor. NM4
By virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, shall sell by public vendue at j.
NJ Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No, Al Mont
gomery street. Jersey City, on
Thursday, the Third day of September, A..
D., 1885.
at two o'clock in the afternoon all the following.
described land and premises with the appursen-
ances. being the same described in said writ that
is to say:
All that certain plot parcel OF land and prem
ises situate in Jersey City in the County Of Hud-
son and Stale of New Jersey, which on map Of that
part Of the Town Of Jersey. commonly called
tAhaTsimus' made by Joseph f. Mangfn and
fled in the Clerks Office of the County Of Bergen.
A. D., 1904, is known and distinguished as the east
erly part of lots numbered twenty l20) and nine
teen (19) in block numbered two hundred and
fortysix l246 and is thus described: Beginning in
the northeasterly corner Of lot number twenty l20
which corner is distant one hundred feet east OF
the easterly line Of Brunswick street on line AZ
right angles thereto and hundred feet north Of
the northerly line of South Seventh now Second
street, on a line at right angles thereto; thence
running ~ southerly parallel to Brunswick street
forty feet four and threequarter inches to point
in the easterly line Of lot numbered nineteen 19l
thence l2) westerly parallel with Second street
twenty-five feet to a point in the said last men,
toned lot; thence 3) northerly parallel with Bruins
wick street forty feet four and threequarter inches
to point on the northerly line Of lot numbered
twenty l20); thence IA easterly along the northerly
line of said last mentioned lot twenty-five feet to
the corner or place of beginning.
Dated June Doth 1885.
FERDINAND HEINTzE, Sheriff.
Aug l. $500
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LEGAL NOTICES.

UHERIFF's SALEM CHANcERY OF NEW
y JERSEY.
Between James 8. Noyes, complainant. and Jacob
b. Clough and sybil P. Cloueh, his wife, defend
ants. ES
Fl. ia. for sale of rnorteaeed premises.
Returnable October Term, 1885.
Vim. A. Lewis, Solicitor.
By virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered. l shall sell by public vendue at j.
NJ Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. A Mont
gomery street. Jersey City. on
Thursday, the Third day of September, A.
D., 1885,
at two o'clock in the afternoon all the follovins
described land and premises with the appurtenan.
ces being the same described in said writ that is
to say:
All that certain piece or parcel Of land with the
three story and basement brick dwelling house
erected thereon, situate lying and being in Jersey
City, in the County of Hudson and State of New
Jersey, bounded and described as follows: begin
ming at point in the southerly line of South Sec
ond street now Seventh street. distant one hundred
100) feet westerly from the southwesterly corner
of said street and Erie street, thence running east
erly along the said southerly line of South Second
street tnow Seventh street, twenty 20 feet: thence
southerly parallel wis Erif street to- through and
beyond party wall standing partly on the prem
Uses hereby described. and partly on the premises
next adjoining. easterly thereto seventy-fye 7Bls
feet; thence westerly parallel with South Second
street now Seventh street, twenty 20 feet thence
northerly parallel with Erie street seventyge 75f
feet to South Second street now Seventh street, the
point or place Of beginning. Being the same
premises which were conveyed BY Peter Hall and
wife to Russell I. Green by deed dated the first day
of May, eighteen hundred and sixty-fve and re-
corded in the Office of the Clerk now Register) OF
the said County of Hudson in Liber 100 of Deeds
for said County on pages $685. &c.
Dated June q, 1851
FERDINAND HEINTZF. Sheriff.
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WHEREAS time limited
imposed according
- -Ss Sss-
WHEREAS Taxation
CITY Collector for said
" public auction City Collector
thereof remaining
laws OF - - $500
HEREBY
msn or real estate the uDioined schedule
avhorite Jersey City the
until al The offered
rssssi9n thereto n Of Of he
Ssty March 81 ISL
and all costs
before the day herein = - - -'
By eandTa Of ersev fyv
go JAMES HI. LOVE. City Collector
Dated Jersey City
isnge ell = - - -~.Se'e
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CHERIFF's SALEM CHANCERY or


y NEW JERSEY.
Between the Provident Institution for Savings in
J. c., complainant, and Almena NJ. Culver ct. al,
defendants.
Fl. ia. for sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnable October Term 1885.
Bentley Hartshorne, Solicitors.
By virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, shall sell by public vendue at J.
NJ Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. AZ Hont-
gomery stu eet. Jersey City on
Thursday, the Third day of September, A.
D., 1885,
at two o'clock in the afternoon all the following
described land and premises with the aDpurtenan-
ces, being the described in said writ that Is
to say: - 81 aMaas
All that certain lot OF land and premises situate
at Lafayette in Jersey City New Jersey, and des-
cribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at point in.
the northeasterly side Of communipaw avenue
distant seventy-fve l75) feet southeasterly from
the southeasery side of Washington (now Pacifiel
avenue and running from thence northeasterly
and parallel with Pacific avenue one hundred 400
feet thence sontheasterly and parallel with Com
munipaw avenue twenty-five [25) feet; thence south
westerly parallel with Pacific avenue one hundred.
q00) feet to the northeasterly side of Communipaw
avenue thence northwesterly along the northeast
erly side of Communtpaw avenue twenty five f25l
feet to the point of beginning. Being twenty-five
t25l feet of the epd of lots Nos one a. two az
three 3) and four AZ in block number three 49, on
map of Lafayette one mile from Jersey City ferry
Hudson County N. j.. duly afiled of record.
Dated June u, 1885.
aug1-s7.20
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NOTICE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
Whereby given that the account of the subscriber
guardian Of Mary D. Morrison, q minor. will be
audited and stated by the Surrogate of the County
Of Hudson, and reported for settlement on Satur.
day, the 18th day OF September, next.
Dated July 8, A. d. 1886
GEORGE A. MORRISON.
NOTICE OF sETTLEMENT.-NoTIc rs.
Whereby given that the account of the subscriber
guardian Of William d. Riddle and Robert n Rid
die, minors. will be audited and stated By the Sur
rogate Of theCounty of Hudson, and reported for
settlement on Saturday, the 10Th day of September
next.
Dated July Is, A. D., 1885.
jy19 ANNA d. RIDDLE
NOTICE OF SETTLEMEmT.-NGd
Ms hereby given thas.,he account Of tll
Der. administering
county Of HrS
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SHERITE,s sALE-IN cHANcERY OF NEW
ID Jersey Hau /

" JERSEY. tk8l
Between Emile Van Rensselaer,, Complainant,
and Mary E. Mcdonald and others, Defendants.
Fl. ia. for sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnable October Term, 1885.
McCiill Taylor, Solicitors.
BY virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered. shall sell by public vendue at J.
NJ. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. AZ Mont
gomery street, Jersey City, on
Thursday, the Third day of September, A..
D., 1885,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, all the following.
described land and premises with the appurte--
nanees being the same described in said writ that
is to say:
All that lot of land and premises situate in the
Fifth NOV SEVENTH ward of Jersey City, in the
County OF Hudson, State of New Jersey, bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at point in the easterly side of Grove
street thirtysix 1867 feet seven and one-third ,<b
inches southerly from the southeasterly corner Of
Grove and North Seventh lnow Efficiently street:
thence ~ running easterly parallel with North
Seventh street TO, through and beyond party wall
standing partly on the premises hereby described
and partly on the premises next adjoining, north
erly thereto hundred 400 feet; thence 2 south
erly parallel with Grove street eighteen feet one
and one-third Il - inches thence ~ westerly
parallel with North Seventh Street to- through and
beyond party wall standing partly on the prem
Uses hereby described and partly on the premises.
next adjoining, southerly thereto hundred 400
feet to Grove street; and thence az northerly
along the easterly side of Grove street eighteen uSN
feet one and one-thrd az inches to the point OF
beginning.
Dated June co. 1885.
FERDINAND HEINTzE. Sheriff.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-28
The SUNDAY ORDINANCE


The enforcement of the Sunday ordi-
nance may work to the inconvenience
of shop keepers and few careless and
imprOvident citizens, but so long as the
ordinance exists it should be enforced.
1t is productive of bad results to allow
an ordinance to become a dead letter.
When such thing is done citizens are
apt to grow careless and unmindful of
other duties. If the enforcement of
the Sunday ordinance is distasteful and
injurious to any considerable number of
our citizens they should bring pres
sure to bear upon the Council and con-
vince its members that the ordinance
should be repealed. There is nothing
in the ordinance relating to barber
shops, and the BARRIERS have been mott
fed that they can do work on Sundays
the same as heretofore. There is one
class of business that is hurt by the EN-
forcement of the law-the livery bust
ness. Sunday is not only the best day
financially for the iveryman, but it is
the one day wlen a large number of
people want to ride out and enjoy ma
ture and good air. The enforcement
of the ordinance stops this. While
large number of our citizens, including
the Mayor and council, own buggies
and carriages of their own, and use
them, it does not seem unreasonable to
advocate the right of allowing those
who do not own rigs of their own to
hire them at livery stables. Something
might be done to relieve the liveryman
and promote the happiness of those who
like to ride out.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-28

PROSPECTIVE SETTLERS.-Nlr. D. S.
Wagaman, one of the pleasanteSt gen.
tlemen it has been our lot to meet for
long time, arrived in Abilene recently
with aparty of excursionists from Penn
Sylvania and a few from Maryland.
They all report having a pleasant trip,
nothing happening on the way to mar
the pleasure of any one with the single
exception of a delay of several hours,
caused by a collision of two freight
trains on the c. & a. road. When the
party left HagarstOwn, Md, it num-
bered 1877 persons. Among those that
intend to visit and prospect for land in
this county are Bishop Aaron Wingert,
Bishop Martin Oberholser and wife,
Rev. Sam'l Brehm and wife, John
Brechbill and wife, DR.. George, wife
and daughter, John Z. Crawford, W.
B. Oyler, Jacob Keller, Samuel Wilmer
and wife, Benjamin SOllenberger and
wife, D. X. Hostetter and wife, Louis
AuSherman, Josiah Gordon, John Clark,
Wilson Forbes and wife, William Zeig-
Ter, Frank Zeigler, Alfred Zeigler, Geo.
Wood, Benjamin Acker, Edward Gel
wickS. All of whom we have heard like
our country exceedingly well. Mr.. Wag-
aman informs us that his party came
by the B. 81 o. road, and one and all
feel heartily thankful for the favOrs and
hospitality shown by the officials of that
road. They advise their friends to try
the reliable B. & o.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-28

The great moral and religious weekly
threw its tow line around the weather
last week and Immediately it changed
its ways and became good. The three
days following the issue of the paper
were growing and planting days. Con-
sequently, the town was dull and corn
grew so fast that you could hear its
joints crack, The sun dried up the
unknown lakes'' around town, but
the great daily which has given so much
prominence to Abilene without being
known outside of town, filled up with
other matter equally as interesting and
important, and the minds of its talent
ed editors were serene and happy. In
fact, lovely calm settled down upon
the earth and life was full of peace and
pleasantneSs.
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ABILENE ENTERPRISE

F.N. ROsSiter.a leading business man
of Ellsworth, was in the city last Thurs
day. He is about TO begin the erection,
in Ellsworth, of handsome brick bust
ness house. and his visit to Abilene was
to perfect the details of his contracts.
Mr.. Brown. of Abilene, will make the
brick and the Abilene Foundry will
furnish the iron front and design for
the same. This spread of Abilene in
duStry will be noted with pleasure by
our people, and the REFLECTOR con-
graduates Mr.. Brown and the Abilene
Foundry.