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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-08
ITO BE CONTINUED. |
JOINT SALE.

Being about to remove to Iowa, we will
sell at public sale, on, mile south OF Belle
Strings creamery and five miles north Of
Dillon, beginning at 10 o'clock q. 10. on
IN sday, Oct. 10, 1891, the folio wing personal
property: lgeidlng years old, mare
years old, 2 brood mares, l fire driver
years old, one yealling, one spring colt,
colt years. Eight milch cows, choice milk
err, 3 heifers, Shoi thorn bull full blood.
calves. A lot of hogs. Two Plano twine
binders, ! HapgoOd lister, 2 stirring plows,
culIivator, / double shovel pillow, harrow
spring wagon, / tanning mill, ! cutting
bench, 2 sets harness, household and kitchen
furriturr, viz; ? ranges. sewing machine,
chairs. tables, m TX cans and many other
articles too numerous to mention, Terms.
ON all sums above sl0 n credit of one year
without interest If paid when due, II not
10 per cent from date. Ten per cent dis
count TOR cash Approved security before
property is removed. Free lunch at noon.
H B. STONER, PETER GOOD,
AuctiODeer. WIN. DENY.
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STEADY AND GOOD.

No Signs of Encouragement Noticed By
Dun & Co
New YORK, Oct 3-R- G. Dun & Co. s
weekly review of trade says: In the
business of the country no reaction ap-
pears, nor are there signs of discourage
ment In very many cases farmers
will realize on their wheat grown this
year more than the entire cost of
their farms. Unreasonable hot wealth
er has for the time retarded some
trades, but a change is already
noticed 1t is also a most encouraging
fact that these favorable conditions
have produced as yet no speculative
excitement or craze such as often pre-
pares the way for swift and disastrous
reaction. It is fortunate for the coun-
try that apprehension of financial diff
Guilty this fall has powerfully restrained
the speculative tendency.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-08
HAVE READY THIS MINUTE
iNY O%E WHO LIKES A GOOD THING.

Wesimply ask for your business, in order
to save you money.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-08
No Detention from Business,
No Operation By Dr.. Snediker,
OF ENIPORIA, KANSAS
REFERENCES.

In your city and county.
Call and get my 96-page
pamphlet on Rupture and see
photographs of Ruptures
that measured 30 inches
around.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-08
REFERENCES.

Sixteen years a resident of
Kansas. Have made a spe-
cialty of treating Rupture for
over seven years.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-08

The butter manufacturers of the
northwest met in Chicago to arrange
for an association to advance the
grades of butter. Examinations for
buttermakers are proposed
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-08
REFERENCES.

600 patients in Kansas.
Four banks. Do not let your
prejudice kill you, but call
and investigate.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-08
Our Wonderfully Complete Stock

Will make friends, out-shine rivals, win
victories and sell itself on its merits every
time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-08

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, Notions, Groceries, Ladies', Misses
and Children's Shoes, Mems and Boys Boots
and Shoes are all marvels of popularity,
seasonable styles and fair prices.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-08

Endorsed leading physicians of the
We refer the following citizens of city
and county:
C. Mosher Navarre H. g. Moore Abilene F. Hills
Elmo lay Herr SPRINGS c. Se Dillon Henry Schue
Belle Springs; George Gift, Navarro and others.
Dr. Snediker hoteluntn October 18th
No. you money pay. Test
monials from ladies furnished application.
deserving treated for nominal price.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-10-08

Our Ladies' Button Dongola Shoe at
$l65, and Gents Congress Shoe at $165 are
q great surprise to those who have tried
them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16

Of the heirs Of Mary Ann Barlow; House
bill to incorporate the Guarantee Title and
Trust Company; Senate bill to incorporate
Sharon Lodge, l. q. q. s. and ID. of s.;
House bills to provide safeguards against
fraud in relation to free schools.
Passed: House bills to amend chapter
us, Vol. NNlll Ditch billl; relating to
furnishing lists of voters in East Dover
hundred; Senate bill to amend sections ~,
% and 81 chapter 49, Vol. XVIII, (con-
corning Newark's road tax; House bill to
amend the charter of Georgetown.
Mr.. Higgins offered Joint resolution
appropriating 5000 additional to the sup
port of the state, making the appropriation
5000, as it was before the Senate cut il
down Adopted.
Introduced: By Mr.. Higgins, to amend
the act relating to the State Hospital for
the insane changing the name to Della
ware state Hospital)
Mr. Richards presented the report of the
committee on settlement with Librarian
Gooden. Accepted
Passed: House bill to incorporate the
Delaware Terminal Railroad Company.
introduced: Senate bill for IKE benefit
of the streets of Cape Henlopen City.
Passed; House bill to divorce Isaac A.
and Margaret Gray; Senate bill to transfer
the farms of Preston Lea and Silas Thomp-
son to District so, New Castle county;
House bills to transfer the farms Of
Lemuel w. WINS and John Lynch to Dis
trict 10, Sussex; to lay out public road
IN Sussex county; to amend an act for
laying out new road in Indian River
hundred.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. tomorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16
Mrs. Horny II. RaEer 81 rhiladelphia. a

Mrs, Henry II. Baker If philadelphia a
daughter Of il. De b. Richards, formerly If
this city, died in PhiladeIphia on sunday,
after a weeks illness Of gastric fever.
Frank Richardson. AGED II was run
over bv freight train on the New Haven
railroad on Monday night. and died in n
New Haven hospiti,l OF Tnes Inv morn;y,g
He said that while walkin@ ainnJ tbse
track when n train was nassino twe m
known men pushed him hinder The wbeais
and fled, i-ee''
Gen. q. w. Atrou. who inst retired from
the office of mavor Of Siinburv Pa Sas
arrested on Monday nipht for syea Fl, Ny. %
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16
STRAWBRIDGE \ CLOTHIER
PHILADELPHIA.
OUR DRESS GOODS COUNTERS

full Of life and activity these April days How could be
otherwise with weather just before and superb stock
Of Summer Dress Goodsthe products Of two connensds
played in almost endless pofuson thousand feet of
tiers?
Tie question: sometimes asked: Why carry large Stock
representing almost everything that produced abroad
home? Would smaller satisfy the demand, taking less
and leaving space for other lines Of goods? orr
Dress Goods with the great specially OF the business and
prefer have alone sufficient but oUeooRg stock,
not being simply the demand but aiming lead
a, and give patrons the choice Of the worlds pro-
ducts.
Devoting ourselves general merchandise, but the
great Dry o0as business Gresiv we prefer in that special
business TO lead the country devotng whole time and
ton, with all the facilities of great organizations the
vice of patrons in this line. And with every added year
the business grows greater and has become of national repue
with orders coming from every State and Territory Of
Union, feel satisfied continue and still further perfect
service the great public in the special but comprehensive
lines which belong the business of weordered dry goods
house.
We shall be pleased furnish samples desired and
patrons that their orders will be given immediate
careful attention in our Mail Order Department
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16

PIrrsRrRG, Pa, April Brigader-
general Wiley is by no means confident
that all trouble in the coke region is at an
end. liloodshed and violence he is quite
sure will result if the troops are with
drawn, Therefore he thinks the soldiers
may expect long siege in the mountains,
General Wiley came down from Mount
Pleasant yesterday and spent the day in
town. In an interview he said Every
thing is quiet at present in the coke
regions, but that indication is due wholly
to the presence of the troops. The strikers
are cpwed by the uniforms and arms Of
the soldiers and will offer no violence SO
long as they remain. The presence Of the
troops is essential to peace up there, The
governor is anxious to maintain this order
and as lie is kept advised Of the situation |
am sure he will not endanger life and
property by recalling the troops. For rs
soon MS they are withdrawn there will be
an outbreak. Of that am confident
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16

Principal Berlin who has been in attend.
ance at the annual meeting Of the Confer
ence Of Manual Training held in Boston
last week reports large and very interest.
ing session. The exhibit by the Whining.
ton Manual Training school compared
favorably with, others. The Boston com
mcnts upon what Delaware showed con
firmed Mr.. Berlin still further in the prac,
teal value of the manual training depart
meft.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16

In Altoona, Pa, on Friday evening last
Alphonso sitter, formerly of this city,
drank p glasses of beer and several pints
Of whisky, lie was taken sick and on
stomach. The coroners jury rendered a
verdict Of death from alcoholism. Sitter
resided here six years ago and was d ma
chinist in the Nv. 4 b. railroad shops.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16

Deputy Sachem d. c. Rose, Jr., and staff
raised to their respective stumps the fol
lowing chiefs of Andastaska Tribe, lmp'd
O. Il. NJ, Of Newport, on Saturday even
ing Prophet, r. i. King; Saehem, w. A.,
Junior Sycamore, John Grozier; Keeper Of
Wampum, d. II. Bayne; Chief of Records,
W. j. King; Assistant, r. w. Young; First
Sannap, L. G.. Vandegrift; ID, H. Homens
worth; Guard of Wigwam, Thomas For
acers; Guard Of Forest, q. L. Frederick;
First Warrior Frank Gray; Second, Eu-
gene Smith; Third, Samuel Gray; Fourth,
Henry Gray; First Brave j w. Phillips,
baker; Fourth, G. II. smith; Trustee. D.
H. Bayne; Member Of Widows and Or
phans' Committee, J.W, Scarborough. The
ceremonies were followed by a BANQUET.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16
senate.

LOVER April u'-Ihe senate met at
Ii 70 q. M
Mr.. Houston, from the committee on
Revised Statutes, reported without recon-
mendation the Judiciary Retirement bill:
the amendment making il full pay was
lost-nays. 0; yeas, 4; the bill was taken up
without the full pay amendment and
passed.,yeas, 81 nays, 4.
Introduced BY Mr.: Houston, House
bill to incorporate the Delaware Construc-
non Company; by Mr.. Richardson, Senate
nlll 70 authorize the sale Of property by
.rt!isteesi house DIS, 70 authorize the APP
Ef,';.aieia =, - hotaIS hupic LOT the
- ailu rust Supally
VI y ii.t,lig " 10 ehaDle isaac Wootten,
VI ousssA uoll,y. y amend ms
nnratn IN ~ WIT rtL's Va e4cuu.lo, 70 moor
a,i, ~ ny No.. a,.,e tLilPTnoYemehi Som
i nwsss, r ~ r.u .iie i'i"ulu Sste
ptna'aiii.eilt SoIillaHy 70 incorporate
~ NIL, III ". Y. 10 o. a. I ".
Mil t snhe, -. ~ relatipt 70 LEBANON
i'IpY .,.,i o Wy .lfa..o5. A.. ..t..
~, a.,,i Att 70 authorlze the
p a.ai,, - Justly county 70 make
,'...sal iiisiiVcs' Nrt'les susPehaea anu
1884, assed. A., 90. ,ranos;,, -.
ma,t +, tn az; pi;opusff ~ ai lpiii
;iet ~ ttle constitution OF the STATE (flll
lhH Dill
i'oeeoa " . Z, ~.
~ So,,a. AfIE a.s.'.,i u; y.
i niie oSliaIy icassgi ~, az o.4o p m
= a V3 II, PHI 70 amend chapter
n, VI, 4 'iheciiaiiies llel aetl with
an ~ ililf ~ 'l
f.,nro.s;n,er, h;Ii ldNolhpS ~ tne rive
auill.issiUlieTs Dlll Mliich, on ms motion,
NJ NJ , LINN .ile sneciai order Tor next
"fI ',.I9i,,N iiioI ~
~ liitiIyuceI. ny Mr I hoss, N RELATION TO
i XII p,ipiie stiiuols y hlillstoh' House
~ 5;ill,ielli,e ~. OF LeWes.
AaIoVrileu 10 o'au i, m Monday
House OF Representatives.
DOVER, April l0.--The House met at 10. 80
a. III.
Petitions presented and referred: BY Mr..
RidSely, for the transfer of John Ii.
Cooks farm to District So, Kent county,
Introduced BY Mr.. Smith, to incorpo-
rate the Wilmington Light, Heat and
Power Company; by Mr.. Ridgely, for the
suppression of Henry @. Turner (author-
izing the governor to appoint an additional
justice Of the peace for Wilmington.)
Passed llonse bill authorizing x-Sheriff
Wootten of Sussex to correct a return.
Introduced: BY Mr. Smith, to incorpo-
rate the Wilmington Hotel Company; by
MIR: Higgins, to provide free text books
and punish misappropriation of school
funds.
Read and Referred Senate bills for pro-
lection Of oyster beds in the harbor Of st.
Jones river; to authorize the governor to
appoint an additional notary public for
Wilmington; House bill to incorporate the
swedish Beneficial Society; Senate bills to
amend the oyster law; for the benefit of
the streets of Cape Henlopen CITY: to
amend chapter 692, Vol. XVIII; in relation
to lien Of taxes; House bills in relation to
the office of Secretary of State; Senate
bills TO enable Mary A, McCaulley to make
a will to exempt the real estate of the
Associated Charities from taxation; to
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16
LEGIsLfTirE IRocEEDIyGs.
Specially reported FOR the Gazette and journal
semnIp.

DOVER, April s.-rhe Senate met at 10. as
o'clock.
Introduced BY Mr. Ross, act to incor-
pOrate the Labor Lvceum Association Of
Wilmington, Delaware; By Mr.. Ross. act
authorizing the city of Wilmington to
borrow saMWW to maintain its streets;
House bills to incorporate the George
Chirchman Land Company: to incor.
porate the Riverview Land COMPANY. to
incorporatcthe Minqua Iron and Supply
Company; amendatory to the act to pro-
mote the education Of deaf and dumb and
bind lladeiinitely poStpuned:l To transfer
the farm Of William II. Prettvman from
School district No. sS to School district M
y, Sussex county to transfer the farm of
William Rodney from school district No.
ls3 to School district No. AZ, Sussex
county; TO authorize united School districts
No. - and No, III, 10 borrow money for
school building.
Mr.. Williams offered a Joint resolution
relating to the publication of the Revised
Code as amended, with additional laws.
Adopted.
MIR. Richardson presented the claim of
Cowgirl & Green for Sl02,l3. Referred
Read and referred House bills incor-
poratfng company for the extension of
certain ditches to incorporate the Union
independent Benevolent Society Of Laurel.
to prevent school commissioners and clerks
from misappropriatng school funds; to
divorce Anna and Richard W. Lockwood;
70 Incorporate Grand Lodge Of Delaware
Shield of Honor; Senate bill proposing an
amendment to the constitution of this
State
Passed House billto incorporate Della.
ware Castle No. II, X. G. e., Delaware
City; Senate bill requiring the Levy Court
Of Sussex to help maintain the streets III
Cape Henlopen City; House bill to amend
charter of the Tomahawk Branch Ditch
Company; House bill to divorce Annie
and Richard I. LOCKWOOD House bill to
change the name of Mortimer q, Philiius
to Mortimer Z. Elliott.
The act to divorce Nettie L. and Newton
Q, Welsh was indefinitely postponed.
Recess to 3 p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met at g. 10 o'clock.
Introduced: House bills to amend sec.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16

Senate.

DOVER, April 1.-the senate met at Ills
o'clock,
The Chapman Came bill was called up for
passnge and after discussion was recon-
nitted.
Claims: Mr. Moore, presented tho claims Of
tho Laurel Gazette for 50; John NJ. Houston,
S9a0.
Introduced House bills to reincorporate the
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association:
by Mr.. Moore, act 10 amend chapter 1893, Vol.
NYll., Laws Of Delaware; by Mr. Ross. an net
elattng to the condemnation Of silver brook
and other streams: House bills To incorpornte
the Miaquadale Home; To renew the charter of
the Equitable L.oan Association of Wilmington;
To divorce Annie NJ. from William +. Rudolph;
by Mr.. Ross, act in relation TO publishing of the
financial statement Of the city Of Wilmington;
House bills 10 amend the charter of the Bright
& Haynes tiiade Ditch Company; 10 incorporate
the handler Trustee Company.
kead and keferred House bill in relation
TO the Lebanon public schools act TO amend
the charter OF the town Of Smyrna; House bill
TO amend chapter 1893, Vol. XVII, Laws OF Della
ware; senate bills relating to the borrowing of
S5e0'OuO for he streets of Wilmington; to in
corporate the Labor Lyceum Association Of
Wilmington; House bill to incorporate the
Tidbuiy Branch Ditch Company.
Passed: House bills TO amend the charter of
the Mispillion and Beaver Dam Branch Ditch
Company; to Incorporate the DerrcksOn Mill
chapter 5T5, Vol. XVIII, Laws OF Delaware. dn
rela ion 10 road commissioners OF Rcd Lion
hnndied); 10 incorporate the ST. Georges
Branch and Ditch Company of Sussex colnty.
Senate bills TO incorporate tho Riverview
Land Company; 10 incorporate Christine En-
campment No. IL /. o. O. r., of Wilmngton;
House bills 10 incorporate Washington Camp
No. q Patriotic Order sons of Americ of VIII
mngton: 70 incorporate the Enterprise Rcal
Estate Improvement Company. TO incorporate
the Real Estate development Company.
Recess to p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate mot at 3.3l o'clock.
Introduced. House bill for the aid of the
Ferris Industrial School; House bill for the re-
Lief of School district No TN, Sussex county;
by MIR. Ross act authorizing the ire depart
ment of Wilmineto ton to elect its chief and as
sistant on tneeis; House bill to Incorporate
the Delaware Terminal Railroad Company: by
Senator Houston, act for the registration OF
voters
Read and referred: Act to amend the char
ter Of Lewes.
Passed: House bill authorizing Hottie s
Somers to locate certain vacant lands in Sus-
sex county: House bill to provide safeguards
against the use Of fre-arns
indefinitely postponed: House bill for the
protection of fish and game In Broadkiln river.
Adjourned to 10.3O a. m. tomorrow.
House of Representatives.
DOVER, Arril l5.-rhe House met at 1850
a, IN.
The oraer of the hour, the bill to transfer the
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He still, owes 80 .aoo.

On Tuesday the levy court committee
having the investigation in charge made Il
report that Tan Collector Richardson still
owes $4,000 on his tax duplicate. The re-
port will be presented to the levy court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16

Sussex railroad mortgages, was, after brief
discussion, postponed for one week.
lntroiuced By Mr.. Day. In relation to
public roads, providing for the establishment
Of streets and grades on lands contiguous to
wilmington: Senate bill 10 amend section
OF tho Delaware railroad charter; by X. II.
NORRIS, 70 consolidate districts NOS. >, ~ Wy
lhi and 10 (North and south Milton schools],
Sussex county.
Rogd and referred: House bills TO incorpo-
rate the West Wilmington Land Company; TO
incorporate the Wilmington Light, Heat ana
Power ompany; 10 incorporate the Whining
ton Hotel Company; for the appointment oil an
additional Justice o. the peace In Wilmington
TO Incorporate the Franklin Temple Legisla.
ton Company; to provide free text books ana
furnish misappropriation Of school funds.
Passed: House bill TO divorce Margaret and
Charles Neutwich.
i,ecess TO y. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House reassembled At $50 y, m.
Fused: house bills to divorce Harry X. ana
susan y. Robinson; 10 divorce Mary Z. and
stephen u. jackson; TO divorce George W. and
$. Cassie Pifer; To repeal sections ~ and 80
chapter 10, REVISED Code, as printed in chapter
42p. Vol. XVIII, being the Eisenbrey bill
abolishing militia encampmenis); TO divorce
Margaret A. and James w. Twiford.
Defeated: House bill requiring the viii
mington pubic schools TO hoist the American
flag.
Introduced: BY Mr.. Iliggine, an act for the
relief of the trustees OF roop b Assoc alton
accompanied by memorlalsl by Nj, Elkinton,
70 pfOFlue commissioners ior the NOrius W
lumbar Exposition and make an approprie-
tlon therefor; by MIR. Eisenbrey, to inco1 porate
the Excelsior Hose and Knitting Company
lbeing really the clayton Water, Light and
Power Companyl; IS MIR. Crnnston, In relation
to the streets OF Wilmington.
Passed: House bills changing the name OF
the Earnhnrst Asylum TO delaware state
Hospital" To divorce Eugenia and Charles q.
Barnes.
Mr., Eisenbrey presented the claim of Robert
L. Hoiiecker for $40. Referred.
ON motion Of Mr.. Ridgely, the vote by which
the junction IL Breakwater mortgage trans
fer bill had been laid on the table was recon-
sidered and the bill rocommitted.
Adjourned To 10 a. M, tomorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16

says that Henry VI. Stanley has been Az
pointed governor Of the Congo state.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16

The Bewiidered Gardener Difficult to
SoIve--A New One for Omr RenIlnrs.

" TIT 1KF'I5TUTS'
The Bewildered Gardener puzzle of last
week brought many solutions. the major
ity of which were incorrect, Those send
ing answers i'll accordance with the solu-
ton given were G. VI Fall, Portsmouth.
Va. William j. Hoffman, New Castle, Il.
G. Kettlewood, Herman q. Nalor, Edwin
Walter, Wilmington; Paul Gooden, Haz-
letyille, @. Ferris Jemson, New Castle.
The given answer is:
A builds walk from his gate going between
C's house and the fence. At back of C's house
he makes a turn and passes between C's house
and fountain, then around the front of B's
house an between BIS house and the fence up
TO his own door i builds walk from his gate
parallel to AS until he reaches fountain. thrn
passes between fountain and his own house 10
his own door. G builds walk from his gate
direct to his own door.
The puzzle this week will be found per-
haps easier than that of last week Ii is :
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16

:, Bernard Carr has purchases tho Nolto
House, northeast corner kip~ and n ,,ter
streets, from Mrs, Mary A, Reynokis 'lte
purchase price was s7,iuU, ''''''' ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16

The House reassembled at $50 O'Clock.
Introduced: by Mr.. Day, to INCORPORATE
the Swedish beneficial Association; Senate
bill for the appointment of an additional
notary public in Wilmington; by Mr..
Cranston, Senate weekly payment Of wages
bill
Read and referred. Senate bill for relief