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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07

c, p. Winkler, Professor of Music.
l.. A. Harvey, 2Si Front Street
]. II. Taylor, Hill, Fontaino & Co.
i. W. Thomas. 5la Madison Street.
c. L. Heth, 81 Madison Street.
s. N. Castle, Taxing District Office.
J. II. Erskine Memphis Grocery Co.
Geo. Dashiell, q. W. Jones Il Co.
II. W. Beck, Scimitar Office.
Il. W. Dale, Avalanche Onicc.
c. NJ. Peete, Lennon a Gale Co.
u. NJ. Draper Tennessee Paper Co.
I. +. Patterson, 1863 Front Street.
NJ. Halle, Mcnkcn & Co.
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a,clnrinnatI.


Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
CiSctNSArL o.. Jan. AN the local
tributary Streams were putting out lively
from The effects OF the roctnt rains. aud tho
Ohio wns rising rapidly lnst night with %
feet inches wafer on The marks NJ o'clock
pm. Cloudy and colder last night. No
movement Of boats out.idc OF local packets.
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A. ENnn.NllIc. In.i.
spoolAl Dlspalch to Tho Appeal

Special Dispatch o. The Appeal
NASHVILLE Ind. Jan R-Tho Duckcyo
State passed up last night 90 s o'clock. draw
ing eight feet, and was unable 10 move a
pound Of freight awaiting herr. Guiding
stN passed up this evening AZ 7 O'Clock.
blocked on and drawing eight and one. half
feet She refused freight here There h
25O tons Cincinnati freight awaiting shin
mont. locals all ON berth Tor Mondays
frallc
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Lilly Carriage Company.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

January :. 1854.
A 7 A MEETING or T1i BOARD or DIRECT.
\ or ~ this Company. iH'd ~ their onicc this
day. dividend ~ twelve Vcr cyut was declared
ont 81 the profits II the past year payable In cash
on demand at their Office
The following gentlemen were chosen Directors
~ this COMPANY Tor the ensuing year. VIZ Owen
LILY W. W. HCrrr, ST.. John X speed John A
licnic and VIII W Herrc and OWcn Lilly was
chosen President aud General Manager. John A.
Deuic, NiccPrcsidcut, and ". W. iicrcc. ST., See.
rciary aud IfcNsurcr
OWEN LILLY. prcs't
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L. Halle, Mcnkcn e Co.
L, NJ. Thompson, Appeal ONCE.
II. H. Miller 3S7 Main Street.
Geo, II. Williams, S. c. Toof & Co.
J. II, Shcats, 36l Main Street.
T, Wilson, l37 Hin Street
W. J. Stemmlcr, 27l Main Street.
c, W. Becker, 365 Main Street,
John Hastings, J. $. Mcnkcn Co.
Chas. A. Harris $40 Front Street.
Chas. q. Atkinson, r. l., Cochran & Co.
John Strong, 36i Front Street
r. NJ. Brown, Mcnayitt, James & Co.
Joe l.. Fazzi, L. Il. Il NJ. Il. Il.
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FIxrsr wedding rIngs al rhnycr,s
sI,andrua

- RruovgD ny Tug usg or COCAINE.
And itsiimulates and promotes the growth
81 the hair.
Burnetfs Flavorins extracts arc tho
best
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07
THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
Movemrnts az The Leree.

Arrivals-Rosa Lee, Osceola; Coahoma
Friars Point; City of ST. Louis, st. Louis
Departures-City OF ST. Louis, New Or
leans
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pEWSnN ~.

| NNANTEp-A MODEL BRIDE AMTuE IIE.
! w Wdithry posscssur oi vast domain aud newly
/ hnili mahs nn situated Ia the uatsktisof Memphis
lhN mnnslun which has many nuc apartments. N
/ surrounded with lovely meadows aud fields through
which rivulcts Wind. woods Tor the hunt and
/ hnamS Tor nngling-it prscuba scrne that In.
/ tpitw the soul with poetic feeling hut however
! delightful the spot may be- In ihusc who JUDGE uf
rlfil lie by the fables ~ Virgil iioricv aud D,.
lii' ! MINK II very melancholy Ia bcholi mono
1 but mysct IN my tine rooms, aud 10 scv none but
I my own pcfsnn reflected In my looking glass
| Aller maiuN reflection | have resolved io marry.
am forty year. at age, in most excellent HEALTH
anu VIII thltnNor tu make o. most model husband
90 ~" mir hying who viii consent to hccnmc my
hnle shc must be between sixteen and twenty
illus ,i heart could wish "T WIN h @, SScS SDSs
OF one ui \ tAmUlsuu 4 Co. VlyFnut urrftY huufu
nlnc. which VIII b. acceptable ~ a Christmas
lI,th' iIyin lhe iair lady Who will answer this
al Addrss HORACE
aio Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
A NrlQuARIAN BOOK srORE REMOVED 10
~ No ~ second street
A NrON IsELE. MANUFACTURER or Am
~ dcalerin noots and sho"', az Monroe street
A snBRooR 4 WHITE 22l FRONT 81, ray
~ highest cash prices for hidy Pun and Wool
CARPENTER AND BUILDER I. ]. RYAN,
" No. 80 UAyuso Il Jobhlng promptly attended
To- Jack screws iur him. Telephone la
nR. JR POWELL Can M FOUND Al ms
u Office, iOi tourt street.
nECLiNGNG PANTY PRACTICE" IsUATI.
u give my whole tine a. my oncs, Nh,rc from
puniil o.cluck. can lie found by all who require
Dh JOnN n. WHITE. 2ll Mainst
Gas AND OIL FTOVEs. --LATEST prytgNl
VI lamps etc, NJ \. ilityields % scconds Il
I-IIDEs AND FUHs WANTED AND HIGHEST
II rfioc' naid s,lltllilEk 8 ~ au Main "
MEMrliis STFAM CARPET CLEANISG AND
w HcnuSnllng Works, 22u lcalc d. Uphulsirr.
lnr done In OIL IT, hunchcs. Telephone Oh
NkriRE WORK on ALL KINDS. Al, sr,uNp
w street IENNEsstt Wire aud lTon Works.
telephone iuia
REAL E-rtTT AGfNrs.
A LIN 4 fiSLEY. REAL EsTAra AGENns
~ aud lifokcr. % Madison street
- oODwYN6 HEARD RIAL IsrATE AGENA
VI bukofs nnd o'llcci"r- No Madison slroct
II l. GuiON. REAL tsIArE AGTNr
II. ~ Madam street
HATcnrrL mCF 4 60. RIAL ESTATE AND |
u in,nmnc' Ar'uts. 20 Nalnd Memphis
1 4. LOupoN. RIAL TsrAIE AND RENTAL !
81 Afcnt q, Madison sirct
u l. GoYER6 90. RAJ ESTATE AGiSB
4. AMI hrotcr, No q iadl.on 'trst
ID BLACK 4 90, Ei.AL E3IAIa AGtNrs |
IL. a. Madison street
fI'1E CuNAwAY RIAL E.TATE AGENCY. - |
u Main s,-rcL Established iva
----------------------
mLACk .MiTus.
\IYERs 4 HFRLlN. REPAIRING ANB HOIHE
vi shooting specially. telephone l0li 90 Main
MATHS.
'rukktst, RUSSIAN, ELECTRIC sutPHuH
U hali ~ fnrsh Water niths 80 inu - .ist |
CUIHoroDisr.
nhC . bCutl,ER IHEAts UDUVs AM
- buniDns Oiacc houn am ull spm ia
30 Main stu-L
GALVANIZED RoNwoRKs.
ono. r. HriisCt, It. 1IE 1IN ANUsittEr |
" Iron worker business aud residence lilo |
huno No "a
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BETTER Than .niel.,..

Prot Arnold aAys IAN inrumbie dysnrptir 4
justified IN committing suicide" WeWili rnafan.
Ackcrs English Dyspepsia 1ablotA H. ]. Ilolstrf.
dulrrnL
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Masonic Temple Bonds.

Holders Of The above bonds VIII present their
January coupons AT the Ranking House OF the
Memphis city fire& General Insurance CO. on the
10Th instant for payment by oricr
DIP. MADDEN, President.
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VIM, A. Nelson, 205 Main street.
Dr. c. Swain, 2l5 Second Street.
VIM. Baker 23i Second street.
ID. Il, Graham, 2jl Second Street.
w 7. Sloan, Johnston & Vance.
Ben +. koerpcr Naccaro a Co.
W. A. CAIN Lennon IL Gale Co.
T. w Shcrron, J. NJ. Hin a Co.
Louis Frisch, l. Goldsmith & Bro.
j. II. Scruggs, VanNloet Il Co.
7, +. Robertson, VanVlcct & Co.
Thos, G.. Mcclellan, s. A., &C.R.R
@. A. Scyforth, Is Madison Street.
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advice To Totber-.
Nh Ninslowe eoaihiug syrup should aiwavsb,
tic1 inr rhlidwn ioclhlng. 10 fInfhrs the chlll
iailcns he gums. aliays all pain Guns wind c1.ia
end v ihe beat neiaedy nor diafrhuA Xca bIllA
Com head umbrellas at Thayor's.
Full Dress Shirts q speciality. Finish
equal 10 new. Memphis steam Laundry,
22i Second street. Branch office, 3j7
Main street
FISH diamond rings and pins Thayor's.
lNsuRE your nn-nouscs In the Citizens
Insurance company, No. ~ Madis0n strco,.
GREAT Bargains In watches at ThayoPs
LADIES cape collars a specially at Mem.
phia Steam Laundry, 22l Second street.
Branch Office 3j1 Main.
Cnoicr ladies' gold watches at Thnycr's.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
German Bank.
GERMAN RANK.

GgRNAN BANK
MEMPHIS. TINN., January I, 1850 I
Tho Board has this day declared semi.annuaI
cash dividend OF four On per cent payable on and
after the 10Th inst out NJ the earnings of the pnst
six months The Transfer Books will he closed
rom Soclock pun. January Z to9 O'Clock am,
January II.
EDW. GOLDSMITH casbtcr
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ANNUAL MEETING.
L., N. o. q T. Railway Company.

by order OF The President aud fdtfi of uirectsrs
The annual meeting II sinOkhpldcrs of tie ilouia
Nillcs New Orleans q ICvns Railway COMPANY. iut
the purpose NJ olcCting Directors and Oficirs aud
runsartlng nny other business VIII h. held I'D the
Company Ollie. ln the city Of Memphis on MON.
DAY, FEBRUARY II, lSi, NJ " o'clock noon.
G. II. BOsiiER. SECRETARY.
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OUR PLAN

a CLUB is formed con-
"A sisting of SO mem :
bers (ladics and gentlemen);
each member pays sI.oo per
week for SO weeks; every
week a member is supplied
with $1,000 worth of goods
in our line-a fine gold
watch, a diamond or a dozen
different articles-until ev-
cry member in the club is
supplied, CASH PRICES
guaranteed in this system.
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THE HUGHES HALLER WATCH AND JEWELRY CLUB SYSTEM
j
TESTIMONIAL:

we inc Undersigned having been supplied through the
AlC AND JEWEll CLUB SYSTEM take
lily endorse and recommend their plan o every
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-07
Aa,icn 10 ,Inti,nr.-

solp silver in great variety al Thaycr's.
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nNK MOUSE COLOUEp MARE MULE, ~. on
~ u hands hiTh. iyrIH uh llbyfal inward
will ~ paid for her return i1
T. turHrsr q Nome T.
nN DECFIBfR gl ts.. nay MARE TEXAg
~ pony. blazo iarpd with web halter Return
90 4, ~ BILLS, Caplryily. Ipun., ana De- rewarded.
~ address A. ~ Ei.iiA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01
F,tl
e Deep Water Harbor.


.itizp, ne would be pleased to see the
-ba[ 10 of Topeka successful in getting
Tho Ieep water convention to meet in
IF + city. We always favor every
tort which will have a tendency to
ADVERTISE and further the interests of
any city of Kansas. But the opening
up of deep water harbor on the Gulf
will not more materially benefit To-
peka than it will the rest of the state.
Abilene will probably derive as much
, benefit from such an harbor as any
= other city i'll the state in proportion to
the amount of commerce to be carried
from and to this county. We already
have direct communication with the
Gulf by rail, and if by establishing a
deep water barbor On the Gulf we can
. secure market there approximately
Z early as good as New York or Chicago,
II would be hundreds Of thousands of
do liars annually in the pockets of the
re 0ple of Dickinson county.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01
This Years Elections,

The current year is notably an 'off
year" in general politics, only eleven
states elect state officers this year.
Kentucky will hold a general election
for state treasurer on Aug. 5. Elections
in ten other states will take place on
Nov. 5. On that day:
Iowa will elect governor and lieu
tenant-goYernor.
Maryland will elect comptroller and
encouragement.
Massachusetts will eject governor and
state officers.
Mississippi will elect governor and
state officers.
Nebraska will elect a supreme court
Judge and two regents.
New Jersey will elect governor and
state officers.
New York will elect state officers,
except governor and Heutenant-gov-
ernOr.
Ohio will elect governor and state
officers.
Pennsylvania will elect state treas
urer.
Virginia will elect governor and state
officers.
Politicalinterest this year accordingly
is centred in the elections of the newly
admitted states, North Dakota, South
Dakota, Washington, and Montana,
which are now framing their constitu-
lions and will elect full state govern
ments and legislatures and which will
choose eight new United States sena-
tors. Each new state viii also elect a
representative in congress, except
South Dakota which will elect two.
:. The terms of no United States sena-
tors expire next year, so the election Of
members of the Legislature this year
is of interest as bearing. on national
politics only in cases where members
of the legislature chosen this year held
office for two years. The senate elected
Il New York state viii vote for a
United States senator in 1891 to sue
coed the Hon. William II. Eyarts.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01
CORPORAL Tanner.

The liberal policy being pursued by
the commissioner of pensions is caus-
ing the democrats and mugwumps very
much grief. 1t is so strikingly in con-
trast with the niggardly AMI pennywise
policy pursued by Mr.. Cleveland's ad-
ministration as to be very humiliating
to the adherents of that great vetOer of
pensions. The policy which has
actuated Mr.. Tanner seems to be that
all who deserve pension ought to
have one, and if satisfactory evidence
is produced that an applicant deserves
IA pension, 10 technical bubble over
some nice legal question is going to de-
prive the applicant of his just deserts.
The fact that all old soldier is already
drawing 4 pension is taken as sufficient
evidence that he deserves one; and il
upon examination his condition is such
that his pension Should be increased,
or rerated, it is done. This is the
policy that was pledged in the national
republican platform, and it is the policy
that will be pursued by this admins
tration to its close, and it is the policy
that meets with the hearty approval OF
every citizen of the United States who
believes that loyalty rather than
treason should be rewarded.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01

Hon. r. f. THOMPSON, appointed
Judge of the new 3Oth district by Gov,
Humphrey, has proved to be the right
man for the place, and has given uni
versal satisfaction to the bar and the
people. The Salina bar at the close of
the last term OF court IN that city,
passed some very hearty resolutions at
testing the high appreciation in which
the new judge is held by those who
come in contact with him daily And
in passing We might say that the judge
who has the respect and good willof
the attorneys that;appear in his court.
is the judge who is worthy of the posi-
ton. The attorneys know more about
the judge. than is possible for the man
to know who casually happens into
the court room. Hence the resolutions
OF confidence passed by.t Salina; bar
mean much more than passing com
pllnent. They come from the hearts
of those who, above all oihArs.in Che
district, are interested in having an
Honest. impartial, .weu=iufornIAsld mar.
on the bench. Judge fhbhIpEon viii
probably be his own successor without
opposition.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01

APRoPos of the discussion started by
the REFLECTOR over the unexplained
quietness of Kansas commissioner to
Paris, the Emporia Republican says:
"An exchange suggests that if Bill
Hackney had been sent as Kansas COM
missioner to Paris he would have been
heard from. That he would. Will
liam would have climbed to the top of
the Eiffel tower the first day of his ar
rival and made the exposition United
States speech. If the blase Frenchmen
had refused to listen to him he would
have bombarded the city with ears of
Kansas corn till it surrendered. 1t is
safe enough to say that Hackney would
have been Heard from. The exposi-
tion would have been somewhat OBJ
secured, however.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01
Wilder's Remarkable Report.

The very remarkable report made by
the insurance commissioner, Mr..
Wilder, IS attracting considerable at
tention and comment unfavOrable to
the author. The general opinion is
that he has made a fool of himself
The Lawrence Tribune thus deals with
his.mwarranted and unprecedented at
tack on private individuals in a public
document:
1t is all right for the newspapers OF the state
to have little fun at the expense of J. X. Bur
ton and Bill Hackney, for both of those gentle
men have skins that have been toughened by con-
slant political lashIngs for years, and besides the
boys do not mean half they say. But when it
comes to denoGncilg them in public document
as Web Wilder has done, it only demonstrates
that the man writing the report is capable of
making consummate ass of himself, an accom-
pllshment that he has certainly employed in max
been guilty Of, as the Insurance report itself
shows, is that they both appeared as attorneys
for an Insurance company that had incurred the
displeasure OF the autQcrat Of the state house.
The personal attack made on the two gentlemen
mentioned, who are both respectable citizens
and good attorneys, shows spirit Of littleness
that is unworthy OF any man IL so high an Office,
and is wholly out OF place and gRGalled for in
pablo document.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01

THE prospects now are; says the
Globe Democrat, that the wheat crop
this year will amount to 500, 000.G
bushels at least, making all reasonable
allowances for damagein the northwest.
The O.OOO, 600 mark has never been
passed by the wheat yield except twice.
In 1882 the production was 504, 100000
bushels, and two years later it was but
a small fraction under 513, 100000
Last year the yield was 416,000,OOO
bushels. Not only is a large wheat
crop this year assured, but the produc-
ton of nearly all the other cereals is or
will be heavy. This fact coupled with
the reasonable certainty which there
exists of big demand for wheat from
Europe, is the bright spot in the bust
ness situation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01

WE are now passing through the
season known as the "dog days."
which commenced on July 9TH and will
continue until August 22nd. The an
cient dog days were forty in number
and extend from August 4th to Sep
terhber 14th They were called dog
days by the Egyptian astronomers for
the reason that Sirius, the dog star,
rose with the sun during that period,
and uniting its influence with that Of
Old Sol caused extreme heat and
sickness
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01

AGAIN the Abilene REELECTION
Dickinson's only daily-finds its way
into our sanctum. Thanks to Bro. Har-
ger who is managing it SO ably during
the absence of Mr.. Warning to Lbe
uauhwest. We wouldn't know how
20 keen house without the REFLECTOR,
and we can't be expected TO- either
-IUerjnoton Times.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01

A BRIGHT, five-cOlImn quarto is Tie
Lexington Times, the latest applicant
for journalistic honors in DickinSoB
county. its first number has an
.hundance of ads. and is well edited,
rs was to be expected with A. NJ CFary
rs editor. RepublicaniSm shines out
from every page. We wish it UNI
bounded success.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01

THERE IS a general den land that Gu
hostage stamp system L e revised ant
the stamps issued in m Iltiples OF I'VE
nc 25-cent. 5O-cent, e &c. Such an NJ
rangement would be exceedingly con
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01
AeIfttor.
'yUUSI I. IooJs
THURSDAY, A --

I DeWlldered
PROBABLY Ill" Dickinson
outfit in han'"' ut. ely at sea
and has not the slightest loea "
IN make landing.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01
DELINQUENT TAX-LIST
DICKINSON. COUNTY, KANSAS.
STATE OF KANSAS, Jos.
Dickinson County, 81
To Al Whom Ii May Concern:

Notice is hereby given that the following de-
scribed lands and town lots situated in the county
OF Dickinson and State OF Kansas, or so much
Will on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01
Tuesday, September 8. 1889.

and the next succeeding days thereafter as NAV
DC necessary, be sold by me In the County Treas
urer's Office, at Abilene, Kansas, for the delin-
quent taxes and charges thereon for the year a.
ID. lSSS, unless the same shall be paid before the
said day OF sale:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01

IRE Abilene REFLECTOR has dropped 1.-THE
Rclba OF the Smoky racket, and now refere TO
Abilene AZ the Lexington OF the west "a
rose by any other name," etc.-IJuncti6n City
Republican.
Oh, no, we have not dropped" 1T;
we Just use whichever Of the two
seems most applicable to the reference
at hand. Abilene is just as sweet, as
prosperous and lively under either
name
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01

ENIMoNs BLAINE is to be married 10
Anita. daughter of Reaping Machine
Mccormick, Of Chicago. The Topeka
Journal remarks that Papa Mccormick
has neen putting out good many ma
chimes this year, and the bride will get
something handsome. If Papa McCor-
mick has been putting out anything
thIs year, it is probably fire, for he has
treta dead some years.-TTroy Chief,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01
ABILENE PROPER.

Lot block ?, e1z lot block 2, ca lot and W
10 # lot block 4. lot 8 block 3, lot 10 block T.
lots 9, 10 and II block 5. M lots and block Z,
block b. lot s and Wa lot block II, lot block
I6, lot block 16, lot block II. lot block H. lot
IL block L, lots and block Is lot bloch lS
lot block Is, lot block IS, lot block 49, lot /
block 20 lot and u of street DIX %, 1t blk D.
Its and blk q, Its 8, and z of street blk ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01
Thompson & Mccoy Add, Abilene.

Lot II and WI Is Is; street nei4 lot - Is! ST.
50 # 1t % I'd St. 1t % I'd ST. IL 50 ID st Its IS and
% ID st. 1t IS and eH co Sd St. Its &C, 6s 30 Sd
ST. Its 90 and 30 fl GO 18th ST. Ii rs 18th ST. Ii rs
ST. 1t H. q and 10 18th St. 1t ~ 18th ST. 1t ~ Iln st
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01

bk II, 1t 10 bk It. 1t II Blk l6 liz bF ~ ,os e
~ u y Ok 20 It sc bk IL 1t bkl7, ia kI7 IL
= Ok ~ IA ek ~ rs blk Il, 1t Y biz Il. IL 10 *
!, ., III ~ OK L. II % hk IL u Ii BIZ L. II Is BIZ H.
~ Ok lS It p bk l9 Il y biz IL. II a.
o. Ok ~ II : ok - It % bk 10 "a bk 10 1t d *
~ - Ok ~ II 80 bk 10 It 10 blk 90 il II bk 10
- - Ok ~ Il bk p 1t blk - ltSbk p il 10 III
= II II ok 2 II IS bk y II Is bk p hi bE -
y, IL 10 -, Ok = II 70 BIZ p 1t p biz y It p biz -
6 Ok q 1t II bk y 1t IS blk ., Kl2bk2I ItlsbI
- 1: 10 bk IS Ii Is bk IS Il II BIZ IS IA
- Ok p II 10 bk Is. lt27 blk IS Il Is BIZ Is lt3S
~ t y 6k n. 1t 16 bk II Il II bk ID Il iSb d
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-08-01
Isoek Island Add. Solomon City

acres in sene1l viz Commencing st sW
eur of = Of 4, IL west, then n 20 rods E 10
rods 5 50 rods. " 10 rods 10 place Of beginning.
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