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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

Swedish papers describe novel kind
q construction. termed . locomotive
steanboat, built ut Krfstanstud, for the
navigation Of . chain Of small lakes,
separated by falls, the boat being Cited
for this purpose with wheels fitting q
track. and power may b applied to
dthsr ~ prupsllsr OF tho driving wheels
Of tho loeosnettvs pArt q The machine;
ths trsok = fsst iDchss gauge. with
grabs q 60 n tAirty Three, I'D having
curves q raAius Of 100 meters.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

''Those Of N who live IN the sub
urbs," said Mr.. Stsybolt, faro waiting
now for summer % that we may again
hear tho oornet Of the amateur, which
we miss during the winter period Of In
door life. It won't Be long now before
we shall again sit out on the veranda
and hear tie notes Of Oft IN tho Silly
Night 'Rsu On. Silver Noou,' I'D Offer
Thss This Hand at Nine and When
the Swallows Homsward Fly waited
through the quiet air."-New York Sun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

An old ceuntrynaa wss IN extremis;
ks last struggle seemed log beyond
measure, - though ths posr man ooold
not mako up hi minA sSeut starting On
TIE distant joaxney. One night his
usphsw lels hgbSsA esAAls On he hit
tie table, and nd - hs went a 10 bsd:
"Uucls, vhsa you Eel that II - all
svsr With YEA, yUu O. blow out the
oondIo. S--No4oo 30 Rideru.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
PECK'S DRUG STORE
MARSHMALLOW SOAP
10 Cents Per Cake

THIS SOAP Is msnutsctured by Scion faimes
New York. IL Ia not made Of tsiiow. bot Il
French pomace. These ponades are used ID
making fsineY's extracts for the handler
chlefa After the oder Is washed from thes
By means Of spirits. the residue ,emsst IA
Manufactured isto soap. OF course tie srfff
OF ponisde is an.t-d and the output Of tat
soap small; but the quality 10 the REST Of AZ
soap Ia the market. because the pemAdes am
composed of the cacst materials aud ale uss<
for extracting the door from the Covers ksc,
cake weighs I've ouncos. The sues srs five
from the alkaline nature 20 fnjnrisus to tunc-f
hsnss and faces We lave had % BRANDED
Narskmaiiov. TO Distinguish 10 from micro.
soaps. 1t caDnos be purchased ga The az
60 d stsres. as tie trademark "HarshaA ~
low" by mufuS, agreement teiobEs To Pee
Bro,.. ard We de- 20 self IL ~ we e.caais
Try Box OF tr> samsiiew soap sns o.
eide uesn iis faeft- SOC for three cakes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

he r09s Thsng % ~.
The father ~ gsns AMY and lsft HI
nly sen n cAAsos Il - stess.
Are ysa ~ - q tAs Arny ssksa
. man With . ssnpls cass. ssssring -
sstHblishmeat.
mo. sar.' rsnarked ~ yusng nan
w1tA great urhsnity. IN saly ~ bsis
q Ne tesA .s--DUoBOtt Pre- pro0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

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onn ~ v6sa
wur hood y
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4inQ easy for
CnSuznptfsA nst
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b b b. nw~s
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; it u pleasant
and refreshing to the tsste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys
tenn etiectually. dispels colds. head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup of Figs ;s the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro
6uced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable 70 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial IN il
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to Ill and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro.
cure II promptly for any one who
wishes to Try it. Do not accept ar
Institute.
CALIFORNIA FI6 SKRUP co.
sls FRANCISCO ~.
LOUISVILLE. 81. AIR rosz. az
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

Try A. d r. Baking Powder at Csc.
Perfectly pure; foil weight guaranteed.
Great Atlantic . Pseinc Tee Co. Tels-
phone so.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14

sp' clai RErLEcro Correspondence.
CHAPMAN, Jdu. ~. Prof Cook WA,
on the sick list last week. His classe,
were taken by seniors.
The faculty will give reception
Friday night.
A number of the Y. NJ, G. A. and
Y. W. G L. u, from here, attended
the revival meeting at Wesley tn,
latter part Of the week.
The Y, NJ. Q. A. held an evangelical
service in the Congregational churcl
Sunday evening.
Rev, Wheeler has nearly recovered
from slight illness.
A foot ball team has been organic, d
The seniors got left" in a "tug vi
war" last Friday against the mlddles
The senior class, OF the city schools
enjoyed a sleigh ride Monday night.
Professors SbiTk and Hullinger
Misses Case and Schmiiz and the mai,
qnartette were at the institute at I'll,
ProbascO school house, Saturday,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
WenRer.EnRla

A pleasant little company of friends
met at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel NJ. Wenger about ten miles south
vest from Abilene on the evening If
The 10th inst. TO witness the marriag,
OF their eldest daughter, Miss Kate
Wenger, to Mr. Willard G.. Engle, r.
siding near there. The ceremony Wa
performed by Elder II. Davidson, OF
Abilene, and after congratulations tb,
company were invited to partake of h
rich repast prepared by the hostess fnl
the occasion. We extend hearty con
gratulations aud our best wishes fol
their future happiness.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

The militia soldiers on the frontier
having no lighting to do are playing
freeze out in the cabins OF the settlers.
New Year resolutions are being
we'll kept. The police do not make
enough arrests to keep themselves in
practice.
One young business man Of abb
lene gave 5000 In church contributions
during 1891. That is the kind Of re-
ligion that courts.
The democrats are preparing to
hear some straight old Andrew Jack
son politics Saturday night when
David oyermeyer will speak here.
There has nothing new in the
Dobson case. 1t is generally believed
that the man who lost the oyercnat
thought DobSon had taken 1t aud laid
for him, giving him a pounding
In the olden times parents used to
worry for fear their sous would learn
10 play cards or billiards. Nowadays
the favOrite gambling game of the
young men is craps. There is more
crap shooting in this town than cards
and billiards put together. The aver.
age young man doeb not consider him
self in 1t now unless he has a pair of
"bones" in hia packet,
The stock buyers Of town have been
watching the action of the railroad
commissioners in reducing the rates on
double deck cars. A dispatch from
Topeka today says that the board yes
terdsy refused the request of the
Wichita Union Stock YaIds company
for reduced rate on double deck-d
cars, The stock yards company based
Its right for lower rate on the fact
that its business consisted largely in
the shipment of light weight hogs, and
and that as it was impossible for it to
load as many pounds of light as of
heavy hogs, it wished to get such re.
duced rates on light hogs as would
enable it to reach eastern markets
with profit. The present rates will
continue,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
RE-DlSTRIcTINo OHIO.
Gov. MoKiniey Declares For an Impartia
App1rttonment of the state.

Gov. Mckinley Declares For an Impartial
Appurtionment Of the state.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. l3.--ln his inaug-
urial address Gov. Mckinley referred
20 districting the state under the new
census rs follows:
You will be- required under the new census TO
re-district the state for representation In con
grees This will afford you an opportunity 70
arrange the districts with fairness 10 all. Make
the districts 80 fair In their relation 10 the po-
litical divisions Of our people that they will
stand until new census be taken. Make them
so impartial that no future legislature win dare
disturb them until o new census and a now
congressional apportionment will make a change
imperative. Extreme partisanship In their Or.
rangement should be avoided. There IL sense
Of fair play among the people which Ia prompt
10 condemn fragrant misuse Of party advantage
~ the expense Of popular suffrage. Partisan.
ship 10 not 10 be discouraged, but encouraged In
all things where principle ~ at stake, but o
partisanship which would take from the people
their Just representation as In the case OF the
congressional re-districting by the last legis-
lature, Is an abuse Of power which the people
are swift 10 rebuko. You must have observed
from the returns Of the late election that the
party which carried the state by plurality Of
more than 81 900 and which received plurality
in hfty-one counties Of the lightweight In Ohio
carried but seven Of the congressional districts
OF the twenty.one-tho minority party thus
controlling wo-thlrds OF the congressional dis.
tric,s and the majority party only ono third II
will DO your duty 10 re'eniranchsc the citizens
OF Ohio who were DISTINGUISHED by the last
legislative 'gerrymandeT' and 10 restore 10 tho
people their rght;ul voice IN the national house
OF representatives.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
ABOUT PEOPLE.

DR.. G. A. Crise, the genial dentist
WHO used to reside here, was in the
city last evening attending the A. o. U.
W. installation.
william Buckingham, formerly Of
this city but now Of Welsh, La, is in
town renewing acquaintance with old
friends. lie is much pleased with life
10 the Creole state.
DIR. w. NJ. Waterman, formerly Of
Manchester but now in charge Of an
extensive practice in Chicago, who
Is visiting friends in Manchester, was
In the city last evening attending the
A. o. U. W. installation.
George F. Livingston, one Of the
county's radical peoples partyites, took
the noon train for Washington to SIC
why the alliance statesmen do not pass
some bills loaning Kansas farmers O
few million dollars. He will visit
friends in Pennsylvania while away.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
Increasing Its Canacitv.

Probably no store in Abilene has
had better winters trade than the
Benefit, Of +. l.. Hirsch Il Co. II has
not only surpassed all previous records
but has astonlshed the proprietors.
Both dry goods and clothing as well as
fancy goods Of every description have
been called for in large quantities and
the people of the county have proved
that they appreciate good bargains.
In order TO still better accommodate
It's patrons the store has just put in
20 additional feet of shelving making
over 800 feet in all. The Benefit
expects to do the largest business In
the city this yeae and makes this in.
GREASE in its capacity In order to dis
play its goods 10 better advantage,
The Benefit shelves are loaded with
fine line Of winter goods which owing
the lateness OF the season are now
being sold at prices that will surprise
you. 1t will pay every reader of thiI
to call and see the due display aud
JsaTn tho remarkably low prices,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
WOODRUFF HAPPENINGS.

WooDBINE, Jan. l2-The count,
commissioners were here last Wedaes
day and In company with township
trustee, w. l., Atkinson, examined tn,
Staalz bridge across Lyons creek. III,
farmers Will be glad to learn that Il
bridge will be built across West Branch
south Of town.
II. w. Mitsch and S. IL. Gugler
shipped three cars Of fine cattle /,
Kansas City last Tuesday and SmitI
Bros. shipped one Of car hogs Thursda,
Skating is excellent and the young
folks are making good use or it. Mis-.
Alma Beam and Miss Lou Hunter, ul
Lexington, were down to enjoy tn,
sport.
Chas. Shaw and family returned LAT
Friday from four or five week
visit H. Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Sarah II Cornwell went l..
Orange county, Ind., last Saturday I,
be with her mother, Mrs. Vancleave,
who Is seriously i'll,
w. l.. Atkinson, j. \. Robbins aud
G. II. Smith went TO Herington Mon
day hight to assist in the installation
OF 'ffic rs of Mildred lodge, No, IS
X Oi f.
G. ID. Reifer, under sheriff, is her,
on business today.
II Is reported that we will have Al
M, ID. located here soon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
A Matter Of Music,

The people of Dickinson county evil
IDENTIFY appreciate music and the means
of producing it. Broughton Bros,
whose receipt Of carload of pianos we
noted only a few weeks ago, have
closed ont the entire lot and have done
it easily. More than that they have
two Car loads more on the way and
will have the goods displayed at their
store, corner Third and Cedar, in a day
or two. Two carloads of musical instru-
ments is probably the largest single
shipment ever received In Abilene aud
marks the firm of BroughtOn Bros. as
the leading one in its line in central
and western Kansas. The instruments
are from all the best manufacturers
and have no shoddy work about them.
Indeed the people have come to know
that Broughton Bros. handle nothing
but first class work.
In addition to the pianos and organs
the firm has just received large mum
Der of smaller instruments such as
violins, flutes, guitars, baDios, etc.
and are able TO duplicate Kansas City
prices on everything. They are plainly
the leaders Of the trade in musica
instruments.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
COUNTY HAPPENINGS.
Interesting News from Towns and
Neighborhoods Around.


ENTERPRI.E AND VICINITY,
Special RErL cios Correspond, nee.
ENTERPRISES, Jan. II -piof. Am
brose dwelling is now completed.
President Weller, of Central college
conducted the dedicatory services al
the U. b. church last Sunday.
There are quite a number Of cases Of
the grip In the city but none have
proved fatal.
Rev. PoultoD preached Sunday even
ing at the college.
Rev. Slade Freer, Of Central college,
will address the congregation at the
Detroit U. b. church Sunday evening,
Jan. II.
One Of the college students while Out
skating one day last week Druk'
through the ice and came near beiug
drowned.
Que more student has enrolled in the
shorthand department OF central col
lege.
The college will be lighted by cleo
triclty. There are 20 lights,
Rev. POulton delivered comic lee.
ture Monday evenlr q in the college.
A. l. HolliDgrr, of Pearl, has moved
his windmill over his new well aud
now has IL III running order.
TIE first division Of Prof. Ambrose :
rhetorical class will give public rue
turical in the college chapel on mex
Saturday evening, Jan. Is. This VIII
be tue first public rhetorical of the
college year aud will be one OF the best
entertainments so far connected with
the institution. Let all attend nj
mission free. 49,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14

KANSAS CRY, Jan. i2-whcat Easter
markets were weak again. The May option il
Chicago opened at 9lIc-Ac below Yesterday !,
close, reached p0Sc as the low point and plh,
as the highest up TO ~ The receipts her,
were light and the market dull and weak at tho
following prices by sample; No hard, T1ne,
No. hard, 7sH0TSHo; No. 4 hard, 07y,G6sl,e c,
No. 3 red, siHGsac No. . red, TTHa7sc. No
red, 'saIgac, On the call bids were no for No
hard and 7s5ic for No. 8 hard. Corn-Roceipts
were light and the market quiet; No. 2 cash.
ANo; January, 31c bid, SIC asked, No white
cash, &c bid, &c asked January, $50 bid Oats
No. cash, CSC bid; January, sc bid, sac
asked, February, 2sHc bid; April, eskc bid.
May, SOSo bid, SoAc asked No . white cash,
aec bid February, ehc; May, slHo bid. Rye
No, cash, nc bid.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
PROMPT APOLOGY.
Commander Evans Brings Chill to
Time.
PROTECTION FOR IDLY DEMANDED.
Congressman o'Ncal on the Eve of Intro.
ducIna . Resolution on the ChIllan
Mattcr-secretary Tracy on the
Naval Force.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia The following
cable message from Commander Evans
commanding the qunboat Yorktown,
the only United States vessel now In
Gillian waters, has been made public;
Secretary Of the Navy
VALPARAISO, Jan. o.-Yesterdny afternoon
my gig, while lying on the landii., place waiting
was stoned by three men In q crowd OF bad
characters, but no ono injured. visited i'm.
mediately the senior naval ofloer Of Chill n1oat
and requested him 10 notify the police Authori.
ties that I demanded their eficient protection
and that II the orense was repeated would
take the matter In my own hands and protect
my men with arms Much regret was expressed
by the senior naval oficer who sent OF once TO
the police. To-day have assurances that the
parties will DO punished and protection given
EVANS
Mr.. o'NEAL TIRINo OF DELAYa
Mr.. o'Neal, Of Massachusetts, wns on
the eve Of introducing n resolution In
the house yesterday calling for the
Gillian correspon dence and declaring
that II the facts which were ug les.
titled to In California were true II
''casus belli" existed. The feeling in
the house would have no doubt sus-
tanned such resolution had II been Of
fered, but bv the earnest advice OF
Representative Blount 1t was with
held.
Last night Nv 49,
ill., 70. - neal said: II be.
-.s,e that n gross outrage has been
committed by the CHILEAN officials upon
our sailora believe, too. that II is
the natural outgrowth and expression
Of Ill feeling and hatred which the
Chilians have long felt against Thu
country and it's citizena There has
been time enough and talk enough
already In this matter Our position is
right our demapds on Chilli Just and
my sentiment is for their imme diate
enforcement and II necessary by the
strong hand. To-day deferred 10
older and more experienced counsel
than my own"
Just " hat may or may not be done in
the house In the matter cannot be fore.
told The general disposition Is 10
await administrative action, but there
arc many like O'Neal of the prompt and
vigorous sort who are likely to break
out with resolution at any moment
Secretary Tracy desires 10 have IL
hnoWn tnut nc ulu not say us ne mas
widely been quoted IA saying that the
naval strength of Chilli Is greater thai
that OF the United States what
did say" he remarked, twas
that I believed Chilli was nmbitiuu
TO maintain stronger naval power
in the Pacific than any other
nation and that II there had
been no war In that country and
she had not lost her ships and II the
three new ships constructed for her in
Europe were out, she could have done
everything she pleased with "ur Pacific
squadron. / was not speaking, how.
ever, Of our naval strength as whole
FOR the reason that our Pacifc and At
lantic squadrons combined are much
larger and more powerful than the
Gillian fleet"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
Shifting Soil.
lheai Estate Trn'ieis Reported by Goorg,
Merrill, Abstr cter

lReal Estate Tnln'ieis Reported by Gooru.
Merrill, Abstr cter
A l. Russell aud wife to IL II Reed.
lots ~ ADllrue, $500.
IL Ii Dale TO l. l. Dale, lots in Herring
ton, 500.
L ByIne aud wife to Is uinchey. lapd
in Noble twp, 1925.
l Shockey and wife toG BeIshmeir,
lot In Abilene, 5000.
J Green 10 NJ b NichUl As, lot In Chap.
man, $1,000.
I Brockmaltr aud wife 10 Q Stroll.
land in Union, $500.
j Sargent and wife to J b Livingston,
lots In Abilene, S225O.
j Button and wife Ia M II Mover. lol,
In Lexington, 81,
Sheriff Naill 20 j II Goddard. lots IL
Lexington, $3.50.
G NJ Case and wife tOJ w AslinQ
land in Union twp, $3.50
a Buohan aud wife 10 I G Sawyer
land In Flora twp. 81.
Sheriff NALL to T Kirby, land in Gran
twp. $500.
Same TO james Morley, lots IN ABILENE
$500.
F Long and wife toJ w Youngmal
land In Grant, $3.50.
X + Beckstrom and wife t. L /
Douglass, laud In Centre twp, sl2OO
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14

section line two miles and terminating at
tho southeast corner OF elton four ~,
township fonrlesn 40, south OF nnRo three
(3l east. In Dickinson county, kansNa.
Wheruupon, said Board OF County Commits.
sionera appOintUd the following named por.
sons. vizi ". u. Dingee. Geo, Herr and W.
n. Tayor as viewers, with inhtructiOns q
meet. In con jnnctiO with the county sur.
township, on Monday, the 92i day OF Febru.
aty, A. ID. 1894, and proceed TO view said
road, and give all parties a he's ring
by order ~ the
BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
f.E. NoTToHT,
tSral County Clerk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14

CHICAGO, Jan. i2-Hogs-Reosipts, a, 600; OF.
hcial yesterday 597t5; shipments yesterday,
l4HT, left over, about 1000, quality notQuito
so good more light averages. Market fairly
active Pigs and light lois 5c lower Other grades
unchanged Sales ranged al t3,sSDt 10 for Light
% 9Dd4OO for rough packing; H.O1QA2D for
mixed; HOOG425 for heavy packing and ship
ping LOTS pigs, ts.25GA05
Cattle-Reoeips, $500; receipts yesterday H..
53t; shipments yesterday S5i Market fairly
active and prices steady
p-Reoepts, 5000, ohi0lal yesterday, T..
$40 shipments yesterday, 1857 Market active
81 unchanged prices
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
tFirst prblIsh"d IN the AnILtSE WEEKLY
RErLEcroS January II, 1872
Road Notice.
srATEOF X iSsAs.
Dickinson county,
once Of County Clerk,

srATEOF X AHsAs,
Dickinson county,
once Of County Clerk,
January ", ls92.
Notice IL hereby giv'n n, that On the hth day
at JAuuHry, lsal. u petitiOn signo by VIM.
SULlgFAn' AM seventeen thsr hOuHunOld-
rr WAS presented to the Board OF County
COmtnis lOueTs OF the county nfOresHih,
pTAyiIg = tue op ming Of n certain road,
desCtiDrd rs follows, VIZ;
Commencing ut tho -Outh>hst corner OF
80, tiUn number eight o., thence runnln.
sest nO.halt W nue To tho road nOS open
ctsseH sTCt,Uns nuuber eis ht ~ ana
-svsnte, u ~, al In township slIteen uhh
ranEs three 90 snst, said county Of DICK
lnsDn, state VI kAns ~
hsr upO D., SAID BOA d ~ County Om-
nis-ioueTs Hppo inted the ~ LOVING named
y TsOns Wis A. q. KAudt, j. l., Hodges aud
John Gtll~t Us view r., with inht u Ions to
m, ct, ~ couju trtiOH " III tn" county fur-
veyuf, at the ~ ace Ot bog nninK H. - on
town Zip, Mod ~, { ebth day Of f"bru.
airy, a. ID, 1872, aud proc ed q Wow 81 d
road, and . i've III parties herring.
yoTd ROT tn"
BOARD OF COUNTY COMM lssIONERs.
f.E. OrTORP,
tSenl.1 COanty Cle'k.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14

Peter Hansen, section foreman on
the Santa Fe, and Miss Katie Gunzle-
man, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Gunzleman, were married yesterday by
Rev. Father Leary, After a short
wedding trip they will settle down to
housekeeping in Abilene. They have
the congratulations Of many friands.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
Produce Wanted.

Case 4 Bishop want every farmer To
bring them all the poultry, butter and
eggs that can be spared. They are
prepared to pay the highest markel
prices for same and want all the
produce in the county IL they can get
t. Bring II In ut once.