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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
snnrEEDING YEAR

TACH SUCCEEDING YEAR
IL brings with IL earlier purchases oy us Tor
each approaching season. This year mas peeh
no exception. For tho approaching IAN anu
winter seasons We have already bought very
largely, for By having done 30 we have saved
fully 20 por cent on said punhasea, ana thlS
OF course means ciear saving N our patrohs
who will reap tho benefit Of our iudlcious and
successful investments.
Now 70 place this stock which ts being dsiy
shipped Us We must, owing to our cramped con-
Sition for room, move some OF the goods en- our
shelves. They must be cleared, aud how to 90
thi. tho following prices tell;
1000 ysrIs i2i<c. quality White Crinkled Seer
suckers now SIC. yard;
20 pieces wide Batisto Lawns only &c. yard;
N dozen Ladies Gau5s Vests that we're 35c. and
acc. apiece reduced to 20c Rpiece;
Il pieces Largo Plaid and Striped White Organ
dies reduced to lOc. yard
% pieces Sheer india Null, I2Hc. quality, re-
duced 20 Sc. a ya5d;
9.COO yards Saith Barred and Striped NatnsooS,
ieHc. quality, in remnonts, only sac
yard;
Fine Lace Checked Nuns Yelling reduced to Sc.
yard;
Lovely assortment OF French Percaies reuuceu
tO8tsc. yard;
45-inch Swiss FloUncing, former price oOc', no"
SJc. yard:
A51pch Swiss Flouncing, former price &C., now
5Oc. a yard;
4;-lnch Swiss Flounclng, former price s5c., now
6lc. yard;
45-lpch Swiss Flouncing, former price 81, now
7Jc yard;
45-inch Swiss Flouncinr, former price fl.25, now
BIC yard;
45-lnch swiss Flounclng, former prlco $50, now
Al yard;
Full width Black Iaco Flouncings at s5c., 81,
and sl.a5, reduced from sL25, {l.5O, and tl.15
ayard;
30 Fine Gloria-Suk Psrssols. former prices 50
aud t2.75, reduced 70 81 for any in tho lot;
30 Fine Gioria-snk Parasols, until recently sold
at - and S3-25, now only Sl-SO apiece;
500 Iadfesr Chernisettes. former prices 2oc. and
25c., now only apiece;
The best Satines, lovely styles, reduced to l2Hc.
ayard;
Ladies' Pure Linen Cuffs Sc. a pair;
I2&c. quality Of Ginghatns reduced 70 oHc.
yard;
A manufacturers sample lot Of Childrens Lace
Caps, no two alike, which we are selling az
less tnan Soc. on the dollar;
Shetland shawls for breezy evenings in blue,
Whito, and cardinal only 40c. apiece;
Cheese. Cloths In all shades reduced 70 &c.
yard:
20 pieces Double Width Beige suitngs, former
price 25c. a yard, 10 be closed out at l2hc.
yard;
IS dozen Fine Colored- Borfered Handkorchiefs
SC. apiece or SOC. dozen;
Is dozen Linen Bordered Handkerchiefs Sc.
apiece or 81 dozen:
1000 yards OF Yard-Wide Blesched Cotton, bet
ter than Fruit Of tho Loom, Just received.
This case Of Remnants will no offered 7Hc. q
yard, and you will do well to secure what you
want OF II st onco;'
New Fall Prints, Just opened, at 80. yard.
Now Flanusls at summer prices IN blue, gray,
red and white. plain and tWtllef We show
choice stock, and you can save Lnsney oy buying
now and OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
Shoe Department.

Ladies' French Kid Glove-Top Silk-Worked But
ton-Iolo. with medium heed an1 very stylish
cut. worth 81, for only $40;
Ladies' French Kid satin-Lined Slk-Norked
Buttou-Hole Shoes. very flexible. with me-
dium heel worth 81 e5-our price only sl@;
Ladies' French Kid Overlap Seam SlS-Workei
Button-H0lo Shoes for fl.23 worth SL7j.
..-...-s's'.ss.-..-f '-.ss. ...'.'.'.'''
Ono case Ladics' French Ki1 Patent:
Leather Tip Button Shoes-made on =.
very stylish last-worth 81 wo viii sell:
them on MONDAY for si6l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
NOTIONS.

Genuine Glli-edgo Enslirh Pins inst ssn else
where for iOc only 4c. paper;
Nickel plated Safety Pins, large aud small srsss
for 4c. dozen;
One dozen Collar Buttons for &C.;
Celluloid Thinibics for 20 wosth ioC.;
Large sire Black Gutia. Percha Fin ne-rooth ccxaos
FOR Sc worth iEc.:
Largo size i0s. Horn COMBS foe &C.:
Children's Round Guiia-Per-ha combs for 90.
worth l0c:
SIX long iteel-point Hat hns for a., sell else-
where two for 81;
Ideal Stockinet Dress Shields for ac worth &c
warranted waterproof:
Gloria silk Silver and Goid-Hsndle) Umbrel-
las, elegant quality. for ti.47 worth s2D;
Large size Torsoiso Dressing Combs Tor sc. worth
pc,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

of Black SiZb Lace How1ci~6s, White Lace F10uac-
ines, md En1broid61o& St0lsS IJou1c5nGS ne hare
eUer announced takes place this tceek. our dsS0Tt-
nent of these SliytinGS at this season Of the year is
so immense it is absolutely necessary that ne maize
terrible sacrifice or else curry them OUer for newt
Season. We hare chosen to make the sacrifice, be-
ing sure # an extra run OF trade whem these prices
become BnO1Un.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

COUNTRY GIRL (WHITE)-ONE
- hat can make herself generally useful in
tho household Of small family. Apply at
FREDRNHEfM's, Gil east Broad street. au5-lt
w AN Il L d, AN ACTIVE AND
w HONEST YOUNG LADY "a SALRSLADY
10 my confectionery References required.
au 5-2t IL. w. MOkSrA. Ill east Main.
TWO YOUNG MEN DESIRE
L BOARD In private family Of social stand
ing where there are no other boarders aud
where the comforts Of homo can he enjoyed.
Address, with terms and location. ALLEGRO,
caro- Carrier 3, city. au 3-F.suSluSt
WANTED, BY A LADY OF EXPE-
w RIENOE A SITUATION As EACHRRi in
private family or school Teaches the usual
Engish brancheS French, Latin, and Music.
Address Airss NJ. t. ROGERS, Greenwood. Albe-
naTle county, Va. ~ N-F&suit'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

Ono case Of Misses Opcra-Toe slippers for $50.
worth &c:
Ladies Black Lasting slippers for 99c. worth SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

The prce-reducton fever has struck no do
partment with more force than that OF THIN
FIGURED WASH DRESS GOODS.
The sc. Lawns are now 2Ac.;
The &c. Batistes are now Sc;
The l2Kc Batlstes Of WHICH We have near 1000
pieces, all now 6iic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFs, RUFFLINGs,
TOILET WARES, and all the thousand and one
things necessary for go-awsy-fron%homes are
here In abundance. Prices, too ct this season
have received many marking downs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
Ess- TRUNKS AND SATCHELS.
sey> SILKS! ! SILKSl SILKS |

SATIN LUXOBS at 81. 25 per yard. For beauty
and durability this elk cannot be surpassed.
See our special brsad OF BLACK GR0SGRAIN
SILKS at 75c., SIC, 81, t1.19, si.29, and sl.5O
We oIer a full line Of BLACK AND COLoRED
SATIN RHADAMEs at 81 per yard. The
same cannot be matched for less than sl.50
BLACK FAILLE FRANCHISE at CSC. worth
s1.2J.
BLACK SURAH SILK at 65c.-a grost bargain.
BLACK MORE SILK at 81 per yard. None such
can be had elsewhere for less than $3.50.
New colors In CHECKED AND PLAID So
RAHs.
PEAU DE SOLE SILK at 81 per ysrd-sn excel-
lent article for summer wear
All Of the above SILKS are warranted TO wear
we'll.
au l-eod LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
GentIen1eR'S Furnishing
-DeD0rtD1eHt.

Pure Four-Ply Linen Collars, tar superior 70 tne
Haichet mn other such brnnds, lOr sc. worth
l5c.-s standing and turn down;
Pure Linen plCated-BOsOn Shirts FOR &c. worth
81:
Gentlemen's Jcans Drawers for i9c. worth Sc;
Gentlemeu's Fancy Bordered Hapdkerchieis Tor
-. worth f2hc.:
Gentlcmen's Heayy Blue and Brown Mixed
Seamless Haf-Hoso for Sc. worth i2c.:
Gentlsmcn's Ful-Regular B9lOriggan Half
Hose for 12r. worth 25c;
Gentlemenis Nhite ReiafOrred Laundered Shirts
for f9r worth ti-Tarranted Pure Linen
Bosom:
Genu.mens Nedium-Weieh Undsrshrts for
PIC worth Soc;
Heavy Doublc seat and Double Waist Bleached
Jeans Drawers Tor 47c. worth 15c.:
Percale shirts with Collars for 35c worth DC.
Gentlemcn's 25c. White and Fancy suspenders
Tor l3c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

GENTLEAEN's NIGHT-sHIRTs, made OF New
York Mills Muslin. soWed with Costsis cotton, and
finished in best mRnneT-hali Of usual prices
50c. 69c. 75c. SEC
worth worth worth worth
75c. SSc. 81 sl.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
KUssSEss OPPORTUNITIES.
AlsseLgTfsNs a PARTNsRssaaPA
nIsSOLUTION OFPARTNERSHIP.

The nrm Of A aILLFo ga GERALcNl doing
business at Ma f51l ard 1903 east franklin
street. b this day dissolved by mutual csascnS
Mr. A. GtLIro having sold his Interest 70 A. Gkr
RALoMf.
the old frr,-nano Of A. GKHALoM1. All b1lae
due by the nrmof A G1LIIO 3 A. 01gRALJM
mu~t b prssslss4 Within Ave esvssos sseGis-
sas1e !, snAIorn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

nj e 80 =
~ oG0 e0ve -
s''S ~, u :. ~ Acs..
} 100 svsasssss :
rsssssesrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
NOTIONS.


Extrs wide Tape for ic. bunch:
Plated Thin hles, q II sizes, ic. each-orsss and
bone fans;
Ono gross u The popular size China Buttons for
&c.:
One hundred fair assortment In n neat little case
for a..
Shce St ihgs for g. dozen;
Largo sf3s China Buttons g.. for a half gross;
shce Buth,rs &C. = dozen.
spectacles that sell elsewhere for SOC. we sell for
o.:
Eye-Glasses that sell elsewhere for 50c. wc sell
for aU.;
Gulta- Percha aud Tortoise-Sheli Hair-PiDs, large
and small sizcs. two for &C.:
Rick Rack Braid that sells elsewhere for iOc. only
DC. q bunch;
Brown Worsted Shirt-Braid for o. n bunch;
Gentlemau's Whito Lawn Ties for 9. a dOzol-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
NOTIONS.

Spool Cotton strou ger than Clsrk's o. y. t., war
ranted 800 yards. and will sew on the ma
chino. only q. a spcol-all numbers:
The very best Black Worsted Skirt Braid for &c.
a roll;
Pure white Pearl shirt Buttons-2 dozen for &c.;
Elegant quality Round Pearl Buttons for &c.
dozen worth 20c.;
Chndrens White Socks Sc. pair-sell elsewhere
for i0C.:
Large size Black Gutta-Perchs Combs for Sc.
worth l0,:
Hair Brushes that sell elsewhere Tor 2Jc we sell
for s.;
Corset = aces tNs for fc.;
The very best Swansdown for Sc. n box;
Elegant quality TOoth-Brushes that the drug
stores sell for 25c. we sell for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

1Oc. Dress Reeds for ST. a se,:
l2c. Dress Reeds, with rubber attached, Tor &c.
set:
10. Extra WIDE and Long Dress Reeds FOR &c.
The abovo Dress Reed. are tho only ouss in
the city thas cnn be sewed through any portion
of the entire length.
dezen s-inch " halebones for &c;
BLACK white, and Drab Dress Steels for g..
dozsn;
. pair Corset Splits for &C..
l0, Fancy Bordered liandk keruhef. for 2c.
Ladies l0' Cape Collars for B.;
Iadies' Zoe. cuffs for only &C.;
ISr Shoe -Ponsh for 30. a bottle:
Genuine Gtit-Edge 2jc. Polish for l7c;
Garter Elastic Tor 30. = yard worth l0c.:
Darnirg Cotton far superior - peXtor'B FOR 20. a
tall worth lOc.:
Hooks and-Eyas for Ic. sdOzen:
Double Bouc Cro,het-Neodles for &c:
Steel Crerhct-Needlcs FOR 2c.;
Infants 18e. Fine Tooth Combs for lc.;
cedar Iead-l encils two for ic:
Metal Buttons In pretty leacy styles for %. a
dozen;
"A sheets Of the Bcst Parchment Linen Paper;
slso. p Linen Envelopes In neat box for &c.
worth &c;
The gxcelsisr Needle-Case contains FIVE papers
assorted Needles Bodkin, 9 assorted Darn
iug-Needles, a Mouo-Ncedle, Sc, for &C.
Beldtng's spool SIX tho best made, for &c. a
spool worth l0c. IN black and colors:
Belongs Buuonilole Twist Ia colors, only for
3r.
Eayeusan's wbite Floating Extra-Largo-size
Bath-R Room soap. warranted o. float on top
tho water. for BE-. cake. The above Is much
better han the ivory Sonp
. cakes u Large-Sizo turkish-Bath Toilet soap
Tor Sc.
I gross OF Pure Glyccrine Toilet Soap;
The hnest Soap for the protection OF tho skin is
made for 70. a cakc, or 3 cakes IN neat box
for 2Oc.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-04-07
UENERAL ITEMS.

Another Opportunity Visit Hash
tngton.-Notwithstanding the I'M
usually severe weather that prevailed
at the time of the last excursion to
Washington, the patronage it received
further demonstrated that the oppor-
tunities for cheap travel extended by
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company are fully appreciated by
the general public. The fourth of the
popular series of Washington excur-
sions is therefore announced to be run
on Thursday, April 18th. AS this ex-
cursion will probably close the series,
every one who can spare the time
should take advantage of it. The
train will leave Cumberland 80 a. NJ,
$50 a. M. l0:l5 u. m., and 1870 p. M.
Round trips tickets only $4.75. The
tickets are valid for return passage
until Saturday, April Dist, inclusive,
on all regular trains, and good for
trip from Washington to Baltimore at
any time during the time limit. Sleep
ing cars will be attached to all trains
and par.or ears to the l:30 p. m. trains
through to Washington and Baltimore.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-04-07
New Business Locals.

An Afternoon Cali-Mrs. DoDad lad
stalu III The house all winter -LiInS the
children ana enduring all the Ills women are
her to. Among the veNatlons which mill
tated against her peace anG ilety Was sew
ing machine OF late introduction IN the com
hluhltE ana an uhlheanlhS name. She had
paFtlcuIaTly aggraNatlHg spell Wth 1t Tue =
h,, So We, I rr,, o,'t Nv I1, ''i
Hot sha Gafer,n,," ~ ,IIo tio
l,valv afternoon ~ m.,i|e tnu' lii S Si'o
did 50, at each neiohhor,s honse d.taiIing the
frounto ,ytIrh wnrri..t har a., ,- Wy
strIrL, Mrs. DnwalI Who saij. '''''
20 how unnecessary aII vour tronb1a *
Mrs Dohndl Whv NOT net a ..nomastir"
and h. dnra r.ith i - o0'
"' ut* Dob0d VIZ" M,.Tha Do,neytic, vb,. ,ho
agnmtS oftha - ,narI,i,,a ,,,, na 'tio
;S n,o,le ,nt Of Ia,,Lnr rtt[,' t,,'
other soft materjnls-to RIM eaSv hmt von't
last .,ny t,I1e VIVA
Urx IloreU -"Xyeu if,bot no ca all iva
HnIaG, o, 81 ,f ,,dn ~ WIZ
w.u,IId mo nora ,f,,,a tji, daad ti,,r' ga ga
i 90, ,'', 1I CIV
ntF'i
lies D,h,,d ..lT,,. Io,,, ho,., ,,.,,, had
vnnr "Tlnm.st,r" Ur" nnT.,i S,' we '''''
C,x yI,voU ..Eyor ,i,,Ia N,,,, g. I,,,o.
beran business in Frnsthmr', and ri. ist ne
foo,, o. i''S Hs Wleii Poug,'t It, otlter'
,md If VIZ dn,,t hotla ra'I tHi
n,',n;ais -, tIn f,>I, ~ $50 - t ~ 'N7''
Ti'e IaIie. toIl,ad ,Isn 81 tfn D,,,a.,;o
,t,i "i1o u I w
Stnra nTd ~ i,,ta,, ~ St ~ t,' or az
,, ''i' a - - ;
pool' mii1 ~ i'o pt'ol
a., tIsi '7'' "''''' " ~ - ~ '''''7 ''
wa '''' '0"' -..-.-
lSConsuinption lncura Die Read the
following: Mr. G, H. Morris, Newark Ark,
says: Was down with Abscess of Lungs,
and friends and Physicians pronounced me an
lncurable Consumptive Began taking Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, am
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-04-07
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint

Dyspepsia and Liver CompIaint-Is
It not worth the small price of IS cents TO free
yourself ofevery symptom Ofthese distressing
complaints. If you think so call at our store
and get bottle Of Shiloh, Nitalizer. Every
bottle has Il printed guarantee on it, use ac-
cOrdingly, and if it does You no good it will
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-04-07
MINING JOURNAL.
\ WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
FROsTBUKG, MD..........APRIL :, 1888

County Ne'cS-Mrs Harmon Brown,
wife OF the superintendent of the
Potomac coal company, Barton, died
Wednesday. She was a christian lady,
beloved by her family and numerous
friends, and lamented by all.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-04-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Corrections.-With great pleasure
the JOURNAL admits Mr.. Bannatyne's
correction.
At the same time the general pur-
pose of THE Big A. as we understood
it all through the hearing, was to show
the committee that really no change of
law was wanted by the solid men of
this region at this time; in other
words, that the bill proposed, origin
nal or amended, was not desired. The
amendments we've offered merely to
make the radical changes from the ex-
istiDe law less expensive in the ecent the
bill did pass
We understand also that Mr.. Jeffries
states that he did not say merely that
The, too, was knight of Labor"
but that he was II knight of Labor IN
principle.
There was a great amount of talk.
The Journal started out to get every
thing that was said, but soon found its
purpose impracticable. 1t is not
strange, therefore, that some remarks
should be misunderstood and many,
many others omitted.
Since the foregoing was placed in
type the JOURNAL has seen mir. JET
fries and learns that i'll his case no cor
rection is necessary. He backs down
on nothing.
Outside NeUs.-Jesse CLANCY, an
aged resident of Garrett county, died
Monday night.
The passenger earnings of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad under
the administration of C.. K. Lord, gen
eral passenger agent, have nearly
doubled. From $2.996, 1896, in 1856,
they grew to $4,S7S $50, in 1887. He is
now the second Vice President.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-04-07

Standard Laundry Wax makes an ele-
CANT, smooth finish, and is a pre-, rvatve of
linen. Try it. C. LAMBERT.
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.-The Best
Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands. Chilblains, CornS and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles. or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale 10y |. C..
Lambert.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-06-28
NEARLY FATAL.
Two Abilene Ladies Meet With a
Peculiar and Serious Accident.

Last Friday Mrs. Hale and Miss
Annie Russell were out riding, and
while drying along Third street nearly
opposite Kump, Fickes & Co.'s passed
John Bennett who was driving a colt to
a sulky. Just as they were passing,
Benefits colt reared and turned at
right angles, running the thills through
the wheel of the ladies' carriage, break
ing several spokes, apd through the
buggy top, just glazing Miss Russell and
pitching Mrs. Hale forward and
severely injuring her internally. The
ladies were taken to the residence of R.
F.Russel on the west side by Mr.. Kump,
and DR.. Bovard was called to attend
her. She is lying in very critical con-
dition. The accident was a peculiar
one and might have proved fatal to
both ladies.
There is no blame to be attached to
any one as the accident was entirely
beyond any human control. We hope
the injuries received by Mrs. Hale are
not so dangerous as is now feared.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-06-28
To Repuhlicans.

We have been requested to publish
the following. which is of especial in
terest to Republicans, now on the eve
of hard struggle for supremacy in the
government of the Nation:
The Kansas Republican League is
DESTROYS of having a Republican club
in every township in this county. If
you are interested in seeing the Re
publican party victorious in the coming
campaign, you are requested to organ
ize or help to organize a club in your
township. The following CO.. ds3on
and bylaws, which are recommended
for adoption by the League, shows the
objects of these clubs. In organization
is strength. The coming campaign
promises to be warm one. Be sure
and do your part.
For further information, address ].
G. SlOnecker, Pres't of Kansas Rep.
League, Topeka, Kas.; or C.. H. Patti
son, Vice-Pres't for Dickinson county,
Solomon City, Kas.
Constitution and Bylaws of the-...........
Republican Club.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-06-28
Give Them a chance.

That is to say, your lungs. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very won
derful machinery it is. Not only the
larger air-passages, but the thousands
of little tubes and cavities leading from
them.
When these are clogged and choked
with matter which ought not to be
there, your lungs cannot half do their
work. And what they do, they cannot
do well.
Call it cold, cough, Group, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any of the
family of throat and nose and head and
lung distractions, all are bad. All
ought to be got rid of. There is just
one sure way to get rid of them. That
is to take Boschee's German Syrup,
which any druggist will sell you at rs
cents a bottle. Even if everything else
has failed you, you ma depend upon
this for certain.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-06-28
BYLAWS.

l. ...... members shall consti-
tute quorum for the transactfeH~ OF
business, but a less number may ad-
journ from time to time.
2. Regular meetings of the Club shall
be held on the. 49,. Tuesday of each
month, at. O'Clock p. m.
8. All elections of officers shall be by
ballot.
4. In case of a vacancy in any Office
it may be filled at any regular meeting.
5. The order of business at regular
meetings shall be:
~ Election of officers, (if any,
(2) Reports of officers.
81 Reports of the committees.
al Unfinished business.
(5) New business.
(6) Reception of addresses and
communications.
"a Adjournment.
This order may be changed at any meet
ing by two-thirds vote.t
6. The Club shall be governed in its
deliberations by the rules laid down in
Cushing's Manual, SO far as the same
are applicable.
Z. These Py-Laws may be amended
or repealed at any regular meeting, by
a two-thirds vote of the members pres
ent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-06-28
MORE RAsCALS CAPTURED.
Marshal Kirkwood Unearths Another
Nest of Villains Who Have Been
Proving upon the People.

As is generally known, for the past
six weeks or two months a great deal
of petty thieving has been carried on In
and around the city. The thieves have
taken everything they could get their
hands on and that was loose. Mar
shall Kirkwood's attention was called to
the matter by the parties who were
unfortunate enough to be the victims,
and at once set about bringing the
thieves to justice.
Nothing definite outside OF strong
suspicion could be found, until Thurs
day, when the marshal spied pair OF
binders on one of the brides Of III. D.
Donnold, living in the eastern part of
the city. Thinking they filled the de-
scription of the binders on the brides
of a harness that was stolen from II.
2. Morley on June End, Mr.. Morley
was brought to where the team was
and at once identified the blinds. On
Thursday Mr.. Morley swore out a
search warrant for number of houses
IN the east part of the city in Wah's
addition, and yesterday Marshal Kirk
wood, Mr.. Morley and Mr.. Rowland
went to serve the warrant and search
the houses.
The first house searched was VIM.
Floods. When the party drove up to
the house, the man Flood was standing
beside his team that was ready to be
driven away. A search was immedi-
ately begun in a canvas clubhouse
where a lot of harness, odd collars and
carpenter tools were stored. Mr..
Flood thinking it might develope into
something serious, stepped into the
house, walked straight through and
went out at the front door of his house
struck south across potato patch to-
ward the Santa Fe track, then north
about one mile into north part of East
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by a man who CHANGED to be working
in that vicinity.
AS soon as the searchers found that
their prey had flown, Kirk started on
foot after the fugitive and Rowland
came to the city after horse. After
a chase of couple miles the rascal was
caught and now languishes in Jail
This morning Grant Van Dusen was
also pulled.
A number of lap-robes, blankets.
camp stools, harnesses, ETC., were
found and now await Identification and
| owners at r. Y. Smiths Office.
Abilene is fortunate in the possession
of so good an official as Kirkwood and
the apprehension of this gang OF
| thieves.