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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

Miss Lizzie Hamilton, who sprained
her ankle some time ago. has so far re-
covered from the injury as to be able to
attend school.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

Judge Sluss and wife returned yester'
day afternoon from trl p 10 st. Louis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

The case of Bardees & Son against
George II. Lloyd 6 Co. was dismissed in
the district court yesterday at the cost of
the plaintiff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

Poyty-one contests have been fled SO Ear
N tie iasd otf.ce at Psrrs, wascss Is 10,
VERY May considering ;As numosr thai
Was expected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

Nick Hsrr.g and family viii leave this
morning for the worlds fair aad other
eastern poiata
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

One hundred and thirty hogs and seven
hundred and thirty Eve cattle were ship
nd from tie stock yards on Sunday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

Harry Kohn of New York. who has
been 10 tne city visiting his cousin. Her
bert Levy, has returned home again.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26
Amount of uncoll'd taxes

1892 Observation-Disclosures. $50, l1 81
In explanation of the above / will say that
the especial funds are for paving. sewer dis
trict No l. ETC., and do not in any way belong
to the city of Wichita. but belong TO property
owners whose property is liable for the i'm
pvovements, and as the city at large guaran-
tees the bonds and interest coupons. 1t acts
as agent in collecting the taxes and paying the
bonds and coupons, and the special funds
are only held by the city treasurer as trust
funds and can be used to pay only bonds and
coupons maturing.
1t will be noticed. also. that dates are given
from Nov. l. 1892, to Nov. /, 1888. This is done
for the reason that settlement Is made with
the county treasurer in October of each year,
and the account between the city and county
treasurer closed at that time and a new &C
count opened on Nov. /. as taxes begin to come
in in November (the first payment for the
current year, {. ). SMITH, City Clerk.
Pursuant to a resolution of the city council,
adopted at its meeting held Aug. Is, 1888,
which instructed the city clerk and city treas
urer to publish report of the condition OF the
city treasury on April II, 1888. the above is
submitted, and is a true and correct report OF
the condition of the treasury on the date above
named. c. 5. SMITH, City CLERK.
GEO. w. ADAMS, City Treasurer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

Stamps for sale at tie counting room Of
tbis Office
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

Mrs. Aidrich of Wellington and Mrs.
Miner Of Centralia are visiting Mrs. Fer
guson of South Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

Hon. J. O Darldsoa OF Chicago is visit
lnG In tie city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26


TAoIris delivered ny carriers IN "1cni.a
,-S all subui b. AT u cents week Inc pape lhas
II ,rftreC by postal caro- or ny teltph,'nt 80
are will 10 served early and reg Mar " iitesuihiia
~ - vice or change O; address SHOULD NC iePoAN
trnUed lately 10 the EAGiL Office.
TO ADVERTISERS
rates OF advertising shall be as low as hose OF
ofv other paper Of equal value as an ''iNei 'i''s
medium. , he mid for in
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The Iroprie.ors reserve the right to REJECT IA "a
.-iecoir hue any advertisements cohti"NUeo 40
tfiler I,y themselves or their agents - ..oa
Fc.er.a ~ The los'o1.ce at " ith'td ~ h
..ate matter al.d entered for utnsinlssloi thioui
sfrIn oflice NJ Poom a.. Tribune Building: New
York { iry and 20. The kookefy. 1hHa;'to 49,"
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Ihirmeo can see copies IL TIE paper al ZIG elhce VI
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lie classified and VIII not be run as pure ie''N'i's
matter. - ,t,,, or any
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than any Two KANSAS diiites CuilhIDedi feaciii ~,
tow NJ or The day Of publication in l>il'aos rf
Territory Panhandle OF Texas ard eastern ,.I''
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and proved To lie '? best a, IN -. Ter,
Southwest The only daily tnat reac'ieS an ~ "a,
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advertising medium It Is uaeXcclied.
The EAGLI; viii he found ol III AZ the once
# the American Newspaper Publishers asSo-
cfa1ion-cffce on The ground floor OF The
Administration bullding-ouring the EAposi-
iion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

GENERAL FUND.
ii. isS. ...........'....... $3.50 s.
Unpaid warrants out
standing .... $252 II
Unpaid bllr, duo April H.
and paid since ........ 7,l54 ID 7.406 "A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

w. E. Dousheriy of Scott City was in
/ be ci,r on Saturday on business
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26
REPORT

Showing the Condition Of the City Treasury
on April IL, 1898.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26
THE INDICATED AIR INHALER.
BENEFITS RR Ticket Ag' cy
lib n. Main st.

Saves you from 100 to $500 on each ticket,
Sleeping Car accommodations secured and
baggage checked, All information cheerfully
given Members American Ticket Brokers
Association es-Im
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SPECIAL FUNDS.
Available for the purpose
of paying bonds and in
Balance in the treasury. $3.50 o.
Net balance in treasury in
all funds April II, 1885,. $SS,ll4 10
Net balance in treasury in
all funds April II, 1876. $8,I4 IL
Total levy for all purposes
for lS92. $2l0.e6 d
urer previous to April IL ls5.Ooo %
Leaving balance to be col
lected. ...................s oo.oSo o
sll4,oOe Y
Bonds and int'rest coupons
due between April II and
Nov. !, 1893. ..-........... U,SS ~
Amount available for gen.
eral purposes from April
ii to Nov. /, 1898 e mOs). $3,7H %
Amount used from Nov. l,
1882 to April II, 90 (5mos 6l.oG 10
Bonds and int'rest coupons
falling due between sApI
II, 1898. and Nov. /, 1888. 37O.SE ~
Net cash in treasury April
II, 1898 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sos,114 Is
treasurer since April H.. 1874 90 sS3,s7s Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-26

yesterday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26
NEWS NOTES.

Fire at Burlington, Ia, destroyed the
Mozart block
Col Thoma, Ochiltrce will leave En-
gland soon for home.
The handsome Casino at 81. Angus.
tine, Fla, has been totally destroyed
by fire
Augustus Cronkhitc, treasurer OF
Warren county, Ind, is SG3, 900 short in
his accounts
Both house, Of congress adjourn ed
on the cath out Of respect for the IN cm-
DRY of Justice Lamar.
II is now accepted as certainty by
the politician, that Bayard will agaip
be secre tary Of state.
In the caucus OF republican senators
1t was decided TO favor the admission OF
o dahoma, New Mexico and Utah as
states.
Thousands of oyster men on the
Maryland coast are out OF employment
and are suffering terribly with cold and
hunger
Clevelan has made the announce
me that he attends to appoint only
business men 10 Office during his admin
istration.
Another fatal collision between Il
loaded 81 Ugh and train occurred at
Pds,aic, y j.. in which two persons
were killed.
Chicago lawyers adopted resolutions
calling on PRESIDENT Harrison 10 resign
50 that Morton can appoint him 10 the
supreme bench.
The nomination Of Franls c. Part
ridge, OF Vermont, 10 be minister TO
Venezuela. has disclosed the resigna-
ton OF Minister Scruggs
New York beggars have become so
rude, especially to ladies, that supernr
tendcnt Byrnrs has ordered the arrest
Of all found plying their trade
The board Of education Of Kent, O.,
Is having a serious time enforcing the
truant law. The Onish sect have
practically ignored IT, They declare
that their religious belief forbids them
10 give their children an education
ResiR ed Ills Passionate.
SEDALIA, Mo, Jan -. Rev. George
Marsh, pastor Of the Second Congrega-
tional church, rendered his resignation
at a meeting Of the church board. No
reason was given. II was taken under
| advisement
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Born, to Mir, and Mrs. W. II.
Freeman, n boy.
The f. a. A. is having so much
"work" that special sessions are being
held to give the goat chance to per
form.
In another column will be seen a
notice of the public sale of the property
of John q. Bler, o miles north and %
east of Abilene, ON Friday, Feb. 10.
Simon Rpthschild mourns the loss
of au oyeTcOat taken from dummy in
front of his store night before last
Shearer also lost lot Of shoes taken
from the store. No trace OF any of the
articles has been found.
The ABILENE REFLECTOR has a
column roast of Mr.. Sem who repre-
cents Dickinson aud Clay counti- N he
State senate under the very appropriate
heading, "a PusillaDimous Dema-
merits such title 1t is this man Sem
who occupies seat in the State senate
at Topeka.-GSalins Repubicaa,
The friends of Rev. and Mrs.
W. ID. Christian will regret t. learn
that they are contemplating a removal
to a new charge near Dallas, Texas, to
which MIR. Christian has received a
call. 1t is probable that the family
will remain here until spring but Mr..
Christian will go to his new field
Of labor soon. Tie Episcopal church
here has prospered under his pastorste
and will miss him. Social circles Of
the city will also feel the loss Of Mr..
and Mrs. Christian.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26

The Rules on Music given below
were formulated by the board of Lady
Managers OF the Worlds Fair ANA
given out for the government of thu
applicants for places in tue grand
concerts to be held in the Woman +
building next summer. Mrs. Hodge #
Abilene is memLer of the Advisory
committee tor Kansas, Tie rules ubu
complete list Vt the Committee are:
RULE A Committee called All
Advisory committee On muslc snail be
appointed IN taCh State aud leIIittTy
when sual consist Uf the rvsiurn,
musicians III different sections ui THE
STATE, 80 that candidates Tor Vocal auu
instrumental examination may not b,
Ubng d To traverse great distances.
RULE 2.--Sdld Advisory Committee
to Ue appointed IN each State ana
Territory, IA cooperation with the Stat,
boards, wherever such ADVISORY con.
mittees have not already been appoint
ed.
RULE at will be the duty of the
AdYisury committee on mus" To decide
whether applicants are artists, ama
ttui5 or professionals, ami whether
their performances are sufficiently good
To receive "A letter Of rrcummenda ion
u either Ut the Expert Jurles (Vucai
and instTumeuta winch will heIpaft. !
be appointed in Chicago by the bureau
of music.
RULE 4. The artists who are con
sidertd worthy of distinction by tht
Expert Juries appointed in Chicago will
receive the honor of an invitation t.
perform IN the small Concert hall or In
the Won ms building during the
Worlds Columbian exposition
n. Is o. No money has been appro
priaied by the Worlds Columbian tx
nosition or by the government OF TIE
United States To dpfray expenses oi
applicants who may wish to appear In
Chicago.
The Expert Juries Vocal and instru-
mentaO 10 be appointed in Chicago
will not hear applicants until the open
ing Of the Worlds exposition on aud
after May |. 1893. and will hear NJ one
without letter o. recommendation
from her State Advisory committee on
music.
Mrs. GAsTON BOYD, Newton.
MRS :. W. JOKES, lie ,vsnworth.
Miss KATE BLUNT, Leaven worth.
MRS. KATE SMEAD Cross, Emporia
Mrs. LILLIAN GARsT. Wichita.
MRS MILDRED II. IIoDoE, Abilene
Mus. g. G. DUNLAP, LawTerce.
Mrs, GEO. PARKHrRsT, Topeka.
Committee.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26
ABOUT PEOPLE.

o. A. Bassett was down from Salina.
DR.. A. Lewis and wife were down
from Solomon.
p. f. Whtehair, one of Chapman's
jolly businessmen, was doing business
here.
The fOrmerly-of Abilene crowd ia
not acquitting itself with much honor,
some way.
W. II. Ferguson, one Of Hope town
ships most genial and successful
farmers, was in the city.
The United Brethren revival meet
ings still continue. Many nights the
services last until after midnight.
John witter, one of East Dickin.
sons prosperous farmers, was a
pleasant caller at REFLECTOR head.
quarters.
Mrs. Hayslip, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. II. Hooper, OF
Buckeye township. left for Der home n
Topeka at noon.
NJ. G.. Bellzhoover, who is returning
from Alaska where he has been pros
posting for couple of years, is visit.
Ing his sister, Mrs. S. 5. Smith. lie
has an interesting collection Of RENT
nisceuces of the PARKWAY northwest.
Mrs. Ida w. Moore, department
pre-. ident Of the W II. e., was in from
Abilene yesterday arranging with Il G
ladies of the Worlds Fair committee
for uitahle device to represent the
Wo nau's Relief Corps at the Worlds
Fair.-[r)pska Capital.
Messrs. W. NJ. and G. G. Sherwood
returned this morning from Oklahoma
City where they were called by the
illness of their father, A. s. Sherwood
formerly Of this city. The many
friends of Mr. Sherwood will be- pleased
know that he is improving IN health
aud is able to he around.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26
Do You Know Him?

A letter to the REFLECTOR from
LeavenwOrth says under date If Jan.
"a: Last night youug man unknown
committed suicide here. A letter was
found in his pocket addressed to G. A.
Ferdon and on his left arm were
tattooed the letters G.. a. +. He left
note stating that he was tired of
living the life of rover and had taken
laudanum. IL his pocket was found n
copy of the ABl ENE REFLECTOR aud
thinking he may have friends in the
vicinity of Abilene this notice is sent.
He seems IN good circumstances for he
had plenty of money in his pocket and
$50 draft on Chicago bank"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26
ELoPEp WITH HIS PUPIL.
A Rascal Formerly of Abilene Is
Heard from,

New YORK, Jdn. -. -lbe flight vi
Lhe guI,tJ coupe aCIVss tue Continent
Win ,he woman uaughLeI; tue puI.
suit VI Tie husband and uIs Capture vi
the child, following clUse upon The
attempt vi the mother " destIUy herself
ana Tie little one, Is the romance that
ended III an East side lodging houst
last Thursday morning.
Asst. Any. Gen. Paul ID Henry, the
injured husband, with his daughter,
Qua, now occupies loom No IS al I'll,
Holman house. Mrs ID lIeiuy uu,h
last evening WAS SIN at 1853 lbnu
avenue III room over tue restaurant
Ui Geo. DrltZe where her husband die
covered her. Under "A threat OF Instant
death Edward q. Morse, who had
clipped with Mrs. D'HenIy, led Mr.
D'LlelrTy aud "a tIlend 10 The house
where be had been living wish Mis-
D'Henry and then Disappeared,
MIR. ID Henry Is known along the
whole Pacific coast as n lawyer aud
politician. HIS wife is 80 years old
about eight years younger than o.
husbahd Mr.. D'lltirIy Two years ago
secured the services of Edward q
he wife became infatuated with the
musician.
When Mrs. D'Ileirry asked her hus
Uauu last November for PERMISSION to
come east ~ WISH relatives III thus city
lie readily consented. without his
Knowledge Mrs. ID Henry sold Two
cottages III Seattle belonging 10 her, Oh
when she r. aliZvd $4,000.
Accompanied by Morse and heI
daughter sue welt 10 San Francisco.
where they stopped at the Palace hulti
rs l. e.. Morse aud wife. Whlle JheIt
Morse got all Mrs. U'llrirry's money
| nd spent II laylshly. From there they
went to Chicago, thence 10 Washingt Il
and Philadelphia, D'IleirTy and Il
friend named Carson, a lawyer ui
| Seattle, set out tn discover the furmert
wife. After long aud tedious jour
ney they found the pair in boar inp
house at East Twenty tirst street, New
York. Mrs. D'ileirry had lett tn
house and through the kindness Of tn
| landlady, ID Henry secured his daugh
ter Later Mrs. D'lleirry sent Murs.
to the house for her trunks and was
confronted by the wrnnged husband
who demanded and obtained his child
Morse las fed. leaving the woman
behind to SHIFT for herself.
The above dispatch refers to the
elegant lawyer ~ Morse, Edmund r..
Morse, he called himself. formerly oi
Abilene with an Office on Cedar street.
who devoted himself to Dragging on hi,
attainments and drinking whisky. H.
left Abilene in the latter part Of 1885
and his father who was shoe dealer
left later. all going to Washington
The New York Herald of Sunday has
| three columns regarding the scandal
and Identifies Morse completely. |,
says his father IL J $. Morse, shoe
man ~ Seat le, that he is tall and dark
IL an expert musician. n Mason, and n
liar from away back. He claimed To bt
worth 80 million dollars and then
knncked his Iiends silly by borrowing
$3.50 and h II fnrR' ting to pay II,
rhe wronR,d husband says his wife
was insane through love If music and
by that means Morse gained CO. tro
over her-another "KreutZer Sonata
| case, perhaps.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26
Resolutions Of Respect.

The following resolutions were
adopted by Western Home lodge at its
last meeting:
WHEREAS, The stern hand of death
mas removed from our midst our
esteemed aud venerable brother, Phillip
Julley, therefore, 10y Western Home
Lodge, No. 81, l. .. o. F., Abilene,
Kansas, be II
Resolved, That we deeply deplore
our loss as fraternity aud reverently
cherish his memory.
Resolved, That we tender to his
relatives ana friends our cordial sym
patty and point them 10 the glad hope
vt reunion in the grand lodge above
where
"Fach tic OF pure affection
Shall be knit nlHin"
Resolved, ihat a copy Of these reso-
lutiOns he spread upon the records Of
this lodge, and furnished To the friends
Of the deceased and that the same he
given the press for publication and a
copy furnished To his lodge.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26
Col. Davenport WIN Remain.

The many friends of Col. A. b.
Davenport and family will be pleased
to learn that Mr., Davenport viii re-
main in charge Of the Union Pacific
hotel, instead Of there being a change
as WAS rumnred. The retention Of Col.
Davenport as m lnagrr Is a wise action.
Abilene has never had a more popular
or accomplished hast and the Pacific
hotel has never eojiyed 80 high a repu-
tagon as under his management. The
fact that travelling men make long
detours in their trips to stop there
shOwstheir judgement on the hotels Of
Kansas. Both socially and from a
business standpoint Mr., Davenport has
won hosts of friends and both he AMI
the hotel are to be congratulated upon
the continuance of the existing rela-
tions.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26
MARKET REPORTS.



EEw YoHK Jan. gL-1hc sock market was
no 80 uctiyc to day rs for several days asst,
except In pots The opening WIS 1t rrCpu nr
chances * ending about per cent zach way.
The feature II the eiry dealings was the con
tunci pressure upun Dist Hers, he conn ctin
uurs IN rolard to viii h stu Kept Il I'M
settled, and thou IA IN the cal d aliugs
1t was sold down To igA uga nst DO ,
last evening, the hugiu', though In
SCATTERING lots. was SUFFICIENT 10 rally IL 10
80. Tho other indu-tr.a.s also showed dis
position 20 improve, but no M ,rNcd changes
were made among them Manhattan fell ~ IN
49, Tn general railway list after u spell u
weakness rallied partially, but the Susquuhan
na stocks were especially weak, the common
retiring per cent No real strength was
shown In the list
The market was quiet after II o'clock but q
frmcr temper was prevalent over the whole
list The only marked movement WAS In Now
Euglau =, which advanced from u TO ~ on q
very urgent demand, but reacted fraction
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26

CHICAGO, Jan "a The wheat market gained
q little strength this morning from the report
OF an Increased demand for spot wheat at Liv-
erpool New York reported better export in
quriea There were no higher quotations TO
oeved from abroad and the export clearanees
Of wheat were still smaller than yesterday,
though there we're fair shipments VI Hour Tho
way Liverpool prices have held up In the face
Of the weakness Of the past few days In this
c0untry encourages the bulls and weakens the
opinions Of the bears Western market re-
ccipts continue large for the season Tue i've
principal western markets received today s2s
cars Of wheat against b6a ears year ago
TITO market opened weak and declined "a
But the clique brokers supported May wheat
at 100 and turned prices upward At 70 ad-
vance they were sellers again and the market
closed at isNo gain Of 10 as compared with
yesterdays last price.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26
KEEP YOUR EYE ON
ShearGr,TlG Shoe Man
Trained Horses.

Prof. ID. NJ. Bristol aud bis trained
horses entertained large audience at
the Auditorium last eight. The result
WAS decided success in every feature
Of the program. Prof, Bristol's capa-
bilities as horse trainer are indisput-
able. The nineteen handsome creatures
went through their drills aud antics
gracefully at the bidding of their
master. TX. q. Mail, Jan. 10.
At the Bonebrake Jan. 80 and 81.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26
Public Sale.

will on rat IN Tic sale, at my residence
on J. T.. Br niZrT's farm miles north nd
~ miles at OF ApilFnr AID o mile- nth uf
Iudustry on III W, February 10 1893 com
ineuctng at O'Clock y. M the tOllpwir 5,
property head ~ hlrses cuT setting ~ /
sorr, m re cominf hrb old with fOai;
MedgebruOk mars GONNA 4 years I'D,
back aIe coming q thT' yenr- Oldi ~ heed
Of cattle . Ms sting Of . nil h COWS, 40 10
VIII he IRE II y day Of ~ o; tnTee Yrrr old
hrlter, two year old hal eTs; full blood
short bull coming two wears Old; sprina
calves o . 49, OF double ~ - l tour
teen barrel wHt'r tank. l milk cupboard,
numerous 10 m ntiOn.
Terms OTIS L.. All sum nm ''r % opeh. All
sums Of es ana over 'ne - Hr'A tini1l will be
given o per cent int sHt Uisftdid when
| du", II not aid VIII n dusfp er q II
| interes will be CHARGED from date of sale
JOHN o. B,ER,
J.s BURTON, is. BAL NBAroH,
ApsttopssF. CIsgk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-26
Navarro Nuggets.

Special REP + TOR Correspondence.
NAvAHRE, J III. 25. Singing school
was organized here in the church
Monday evening. There will be three
lessons per week, Mr.. Hess of Abilene
Is instructor.
Prjtractel meeting ia being held at
the church at Belle Springs aud the bad
rotis prevent muy from attending
who would under more favorable con
dit Ous.
The property of the late NJ. Summer
WAS appraised Tuesday Of this week.
L. F. Kimmerly spent Sunday with
his parents.
The farmers are getting their plows
shsrpened ready to begin WORK in
season.
a car Of wheat is being loaded for
shipment aud four horses are required
to haul "A medium SIZED load.
Supt. Shirk was out from Abilene the
iirst of the week