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J. B. CASE & GO. os.rn
Dress Goods

Bnch fine Wool Suiings reduced $50 yard
Onch fine Wool Serge black only price 100 reduced c yard
On Novelty Wool dngs all shades 80 and Zoe grades uniform price w yard
So inch Wool goods reduced 800
s6inc full line reduced 2bc yard
hSWs re making extraordinary inducements in this department
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j. b. CASE & 90.
Closing Out Sale Of First-Olass
Shortboru Cattle.

Wishing 10 spend some time IN the cast
have decided TO offer my herd Of Short horns
at public sale without reserve Ut my iarln
miles east OF Abilene, Dickinson county, kas.,
on Tuesday, December 4,lS9i, commencing At
10 O'Clock i. m. The herd numbers ~ head,
all registered II young bulls, nearly old
enough for service. ~ females, consisting OF
Rose Of slarons, Roscmarys, Adelaldcs,
Water Lllys, etc. The pure crlickshank
bull, 'My lord" and the Golden Drop bull,
aGod6nch' bred Col, W, A. Harris, have
been at the head Of the herd. There Will
Ala he several high grade COWS and hcifers
and one fine grade bull for sale. A number
Of The COWS were the tops OF the Interstate
sales held In Kansas City, and are repgre,sen,-
tatIycs OF some OF the best herds OF short
horns in Missouri. TERMS One years. time
Without interest on approved notes II paid
when due, II not paid when due 10 per cent
from date, per cent on for cash free
lunch al noon, Send for catalogue,
G. NJ, CARVER.
Col. 4. A. Sawyer, Auctlonecr.
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First Published In the Abilene Weekly Ro-
i|ector, Nov. 10, 1894,
Assignee'S Notice.

State OF Kansas.
In the matter OF the assignment OF Com ad
II Leb0ld
Notice Is hereby given that on and after
Thursday, the 18Th day Of December, 1891, The
undersigned assignee will pay at the Cltl-
zen's Bank In Abilene, Kansas, q dividend
upon the amounts allowed TO all creditors
who are entitled 10 receive the snmo under
said assignment.
Creditors are requested 10 bring evidences
Of Indebtedness and the same will be cndors-
cd thereon.
JOIIN JOnNTz,
Assignee OF Conrad II. Leb0ld.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-15

Presidents Annual Address. ...........
,......,...,.,..... Mrs, Alice L. Bate
Poetry In sonp"-By Abilene Musician
tSelections from Shakespeare, Tenuysou
Shelley and Others, arranged by 7. f
Dewey. AbIleue.)
FRIDAY MoRSINa-opERA HOUSE,
Graded and High School Section
Opening Exercises,
Hobbies and Their Effect on Primary Educa
ton. ....... Miss Rose tllcissncr. Abllcu,
Discussion; A. Q. Midklf, Council Grove
Miss Carrie Jaycox, Lincoln; Miss Luelli
Kinnear, Osborne.
Are We Teaching Pupils Correct Habits Of
Study. .Supt A. b. Carroll, Sallna
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-11-15

An all solid boot for
$3.50 at Davis Blue
Front shoe store. An
all solid lady's shoe
for 81 90 and upward
at Davis Blue Front
shoe store,
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k10ne oe LARGEST CHEAPEST Holiday Goods
shown being marked now
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TEACHERS CONVENTION.
North Central Kansas Association
Program.

Programs have been issued for thu
North Central Teachers association
to meet here Thanksgiving week
Fully.5OO teachers are expected and
interesting sessions are certain
Fourteen counties'are included in the
association.
The officers are: President, Mrs.
Alice Bates, Concordia; vice president,
4. l.. Glasgow, Belleville; secretary,
Miss Eta Cross, Osborne; treasurer,
+. d. Lantz, Manhattan; executive
committee, j. W. Hullinger, Junction
City; F. H. Clark, Minneapolis; H. c.
Fellow, Barclay.
The convention opens Thanksgiving
evening and continues until Saturday
noon, Dec. /. The program Is:
THURSDAY EvENING--c0uRr HOUSE.
Music. Observation-Disclosures. .polymnia Club
Addresses Of Welcome live minutes each;
The City. .,,...... Mayor J. +. Nissley
The City Schools. .Supt. ]. G. Gray
The Churches Rev, F,S. Blayncy, Ph. D
The County. .Supt. d. 4. Shirk
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Glass Syrup Cans, tin top, loc.
Iron Wagons, No. l, ol40,
Wall Mirrors 26c.
Good Buggy Whirl0c.
Iron covered Trunks 9226.
10 piece decorated Chamber Sets $685.
20 per cent discount line OF hnsy decorated Dinner
ware that we are closing out.
Granite Iron Stew Pans &c.
Earthenware Tea Pots 26c.
Double States 6x9 18c I'LL zoe.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-05
TAYLOR.

Let ia have n fire company. Coun-
Gil will place the fire hydrants in order
as o on as signs are showed for such.
The Confederate Spy" which wa,
so wall received here a few weeks go.
will be again performed on the 14th
and 10Th. Proceeds are for Price
library and Calvary Baptist church.
That the play is deserving of n large
AL Hence is we'll known.
The members OF our new school
board are John Francis, jr., NJ. NJ.
Williams. William Powell, Esau G.
Davis, William Rodgers and James
Powell. The new board members were
elected last February by handsome ma
j~orities. which showed their popular
!ty, and the people can rest assured
that good school work will be accom-.
plished.
James E. Watkins, John D. Ather-
ton. William ]. Hoskins and Michael
Strein We're elected delegates from the
Fifth, Fourth aud Third wards, and
John Kohler, David Jones, John Evans
and Thomas W. Jones, from the First
and Second wardss The convention Of
the Third legislative district will be
held this afternoon and will be at
tended BY many Of our prominent citi.
Qng
Tho Willing Workers of tho Metho-
dist Episcopal church will hold a
bazaar Oh the nights of June IS and IA
The Price Library association ever
since it's organic ition has been remem-
bered by Lieutenant Governor Waitress.
Now the officers acknowledge the gift
of two valuable books OF "Psnnsvl-
vsnia Mt Gettysburg" which add much
to their large collection of books.
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DUNMORE.

A. W. Savage. OF Wyalusing, spent
Sunday at this place.
Jacob Christ spent Sunday with his
family. Mr.. Christ is running a loco
motive on the Wilkes IRE and Z lst.
ern railroad.
Miss Laura Buckalew, Of White
Haven, is visiting Mrs, NJ. Chamber
lin.
On communion Sunday at the Pres.
byterian church five wers received into
full membership. three by letter and
two on confession of filth.
The young ladies' of the Episcopal
church will give an entertainment at
the Old Fellows hall on Friday oven
ing, June s
The pupils of the public schools are
preparing for closing exercises. The
graduating class is being drilled by
Miss Leah Heath. OF Scranton, who is
an eloculionist of repute.
st. Dominicks choir, Of Parsons.
sung at second mass at st. Mary's
church yesterday. The solos were sung
by Miss Sadie Kris II, who possesses a
fine soprano voice. The choir from
this place sang ut Parsons.
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HALLSTEAD.

Arthur Wiley. Of ~Binghamton. spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. M, S Lowe, who have
been Visiting friends in Elmira, have
returned home.
Miss Gertrude Nichols, vino has beer
visiting friends in Brooklyn. has r.
turned home.
The teachers meeting will be held al
the residence Of h. T. Smith on Friday
evening.
Walter futile, OF this place, and
Miss Ada Gum. Of B~ridgewater, were
united in marriage on Thursday by the
Rev. Jones. of Montrose. They will
60 to housekeeping in this place June
25.
The funeral of Samuel Brown, aged
&c, who died on Thursday Of pneu-
lnonia, was held ut the Baptist church
yesterday at IL o'clock and was largely
attended. Several orders Of which be
was II member were in attendance. The
services were conducted by the Rev.
John Davis, the pastor of that church.
The deceased leaves a wife and several
children.
Charles Nichols. Of Biugnamton, is
visiting friends in town.
The W. @. T. U. will meet at the
home of hrs d. G Read on Thursday
afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock.
The Su5quehanna river is still quite
high.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Pres
byterian church will meet at the home
of Mrs. George Hatfield on Friday
afternoon and evening, The com
mittee on entertainment ia Mrs, B.
Phillips, Mrs. Will Trowbridge, Mrs.
Benjamin Wrightley.
MIR. and Mrs, Edward Nichols, who
have been visiting friends in Factory
vile, have returned home.
Mrs. George Dswey, of Binghamton,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Lamb. has returned homo.
Charles Compton is visiting friends
in Scranton.
Matte Hull, Of Binghamton, spent
Sunday at tine residence Of ]. j. Comp
ton, on Front stro0t.
Mrs. F. Barnes, OF Ithaca, is visiting
her brother, George Bogart, on Main
street.
L. Arndt was found dead at the home
Of Mrs. H. Rice. in Great Bend, with
whom he boarded, on Thursday morn
ing last. A %coroner's inquest was held
and a jury empaneled with W. r..
Easterbrook as foreman. The follow
ing verdict was rendered: That the
deceased came to his death from heart
failure" The funeral was held Sunday
at 3 p. IN. at the home Of William o..
wald, services being conducted by R,v.
L. W. Church. The pail bearers were
E. Eddinger. Robert Furgeson, S.
Stump, S. Forsyth, A. Stephens aud
L. KiIrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Van Former, OF
Conklin, spent Sunday with t heir son,
Fred Van Former. in this place.
Mrs. Nelson Coon is visiting friends
in Penn Argyll, Pa,
Miss Mary Edwards. of Plymouth, ia
visiting Mrs. Alfred Jones on Chase
avenue.
Rev. r. N. Ives. of Biughamton, was
in town today.
Mrs, George Norton, of New Milford.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Ross.
A number in this place are sick with
measles.
Frank Carlton, Of Scranton, is visit
ing at the residence OF George Wilcott
on Chase ayeuue
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-05
ERMYN

Thomas Jay, accompanied by his
brother, the Rsv. Stephen Jay, of Sus
%qnehanna, leaves for New York today
aud will sail for England by steamer
Paris on "Wednesday. They expect to
30 gone about three months.
The closing exercises Of tho Mayfsld
public schools will take place Wednes-
day afternoon.
Richard Tendall, of Wyoming semi
nary, spent Sunday with his parents
here.
All of the men burned by the explo-
sion of powder are doing we'll except
Mr.. Jones. He is still unconscious and
there Is not much hope Of his recovery.
The friends of Mrs. Emily Stewart
have been favored with the announce
ment of her marriage to Frank II.
Stspleton, which took place vt the RES
dence of Thomas Dyer in Birmingham ,
Ala, May rs. The best wishes Of friends
are extended to them at their new
home in Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-05
LAKE ARIEL.


Not having list any OF its form r
beauties, Lake Ariel greets thu visitor
this year with the same delightful
scene nf crystal transparency as OF
yore. There iS the same stretch OF
llmpld waters resting in the bosom OF
the green fields, dotted here and there
by woodland retreats stretching afar
to the horizon, where the blue sky
completes the picture. The surround
ings are the only changes that the on
locker sees, and these are 40 numerous
and executed with such good ju igment
that they improve the resort In no
small degree.
Nature has beautifully supplied
Ariel with its gifts, but the hand Of man
mas done much to enhance them. 80
that to enjoy them is not only IN in
ward pleasure but O comfort as we'll.
The surroundings have been 80 greatly
beautifed that one cannot but admire
them.
The first noticeable improvement ia on
the lake house side md directly front
ing the Erie and Wyoming Valley de-
pot. This portion of the lake which
mad been 30 long filed with stumps and
rank grass now appears clear as is the
rest of the water.
Daring the winter and spring thous-
ands of dollars have bssn spent ia re-
moving this material. but the improve
ment Is so great that the proprietors do
moi regret the expenditure.
A fine harbor for boats has been
built Mt this point and the boat house
which formerly obscured the excur-
slonists view has been moved, making
the beach free from Nil obstacles.
From the boat house n wide promo
made has been built that extends along
the shore facing the Lake House. To
his already large feet of boats Mr..
Mills, tho proprietor, has added thirty
two new row boats and a As foot
steamer. which ia a beautiful craft,
and will be u delight to the excursion.
ists heart. This boat will also be- used
to make q circuit Of the lake and take
on passengers making connections with
all trains.
In connection with this feet is tho
old steamer Grace, which was built by
tIo lIoTesOHS, VINO constructor tn6
,Vigilant. The grove has been greatly
improved and the frontage somewhat
changed by the Erie and Wyoming
Valley Railroad company.
New cottages are being erected on
all sides, among the owners of which
will be @. d. Jones, Of Jones Bros; J.
q, Megsrgel. Of Megargel g. Connell 1,
and Lawyer John It. Scragg.
This season promises to be the great
est the lake has evAr had. The Pines
will open on June 10 Those who Wis
tied their cottages on Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Silkman and Mr.,
and Mrs. l.. G. LaBar.
There were registered at the Lake
House during the week the following:
W. NJ. Jermyn, G. Il Maddox and
son, h. H. Coston, John Clelland, T.
c. Griffin, Judge F. W. Gunster, Mr..
and Mrs. E. l. Washer, |. +. Megar-
gel and Mr.. and Mrs. 9. D. Jones, of
Scranton, and w. H, Goorley, of
Mount Gilear.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-05
ARCHIBALD.

The last regular meeting Of the
Archibald school board of 1893 was held
last ovoning. President Lally presided
and all the members Of the board were
present except Mr.. Liuderman. Sec
rotary Kelley read a number of small
bills and was directed to issue orders in
payment Of the several amounts.
Messrs. kelly. Kelly and Dougher
were appointed an auditing committee
to examine the accounts of P. A. Phil
bin. tax collector for 1898. After de-
liberation tho accounts were found cor.
rect and We're approved. Messrs. Kelly,
Toolin and Myers were appointed II
committee to audit the accounts Of the
school officers for the past year. The
board then adjourned sine die.
Messrs. Dougher aud K"lly then re-
tired from the board anu temporary
organic ttion was effected by the cleo
ton of Mr.. Lully chairman and Mr..
Kelly secretary, The new members,
Messrs. Beck. Barrett and O'Rourke,
were then admitted. Ga motion Of
Mr.. Barrett the temporary organization
was made permanent. Mr.. O'Rourke
nominated Michael Toolau for treas
uror and he was elected without oppo-
~sition. Mr.. Myers nominated Jones
for attorney for the school district and
he was elected. Agreeable to Mr..
Myers motion. the first Monday of
each month was fixed as the regular
meeting night. After deciding TO
meet on the eleventh for tn purpose Of
fixing u tax. the board ADJOURN ID.
Mrs, John Casden and Mira. NJ. Lam
gan called on friends in Scranton yes
terday.
Willie Blake, son of Manager Blake,
Of Jones, Simpson g. Co.'S store. sus.
Lained u broken arm by a fall, yester-
day afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-05
CARBONDALE.

At the Sabbath evening service in
the Baptist tabernacle, the pastor, Rev.
l.. Il. Jepson, gave his hearers O very
interesting description of the annual
meeting oil the Baptist societies which
he attended at Saratoga a few days
ago.
Today will be the opening Of Carbon
dale's new Hotel Anthracite, and q
c%oterie of city residents, numbering
about twenty couple will enjoy their
dinner there.
Mr. Wsdeman. IN old gentleman,
who has been lying seriously ill at his
home on Salem avenue, was removed
to the home Of his son in Greenfield
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Philip Bergman and daughter
returned to this city yesterday morn.
ing, after n several days visit with
friends in Scranton and Pittston.
In order not to conflict with the
high school commencement exercises
which occur in the opera house on June
20, the date for repeating the opera,
pirates of Penzance"h has been changed
from the Goth to the 10Th.
Richard Huddy, II trainman, EN-.
ployed on Conductor Roberts Delaware
and Hudson freight train. met with Il
painful accident in Carbonate yard
yesterday afternoon. He was in the
act of making a coupling and had his
arm crushed. 1t Is feared that the in
jured member will have to bs ampu.
tated.
This evening occurs the crayon 90
cial in the Baptist chapel under the
auspices Of the Christian Endeavor Of
that church. A pleasant time is an
ticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Croker, Of
Wyoming street. mourn the death of
their infant daughter, Gertrude, who
died at an early hour yesterday morn
Of commissions. Funeral will be held
this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the resi-
dence. lnterment will be made in
Maplewood cemetery.
The reorganization Of the Carbondale
school board occurred last evening.
Contractor Carman, of Binghamton,
was in this city yesterday making pre-
iiminary arrangements for tho CON
struction of the new No. 8 school house
in this city.
William Morrison, jr.. who is a stu.
dent at the Jefferson Medical college
in Philadelphia, is home for his sum
mer vacation.
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worth Lengue will eond delegates to
Wilkes. Burr ibis Wsrt
MIR. and Mrs Jtcon Saook. OF Ji;iol-
sou, We're visiting friends In this place
the past week.
William Atherton and wife and
daughter Grace will leave for Will
Transport Tuesday next to visit friends
and attend the Prohibition conven-
lion, to which Mr.. Atherton is a dele.
gate.
Wood, Karman s. Co 8 excursion to
Summit Park did not occur on Decora-
ton day on o of the weather.
Miss Emosene Ackerly is homs from
Wyoming seminary for u few days.
Miss Kittie Anterior, joined by In
vitation Professor Bucks class on their
excursion to Elmhurst and was royalty
entertained by Miss Williams.
Pastor George Guild. of the First
Presbyterian church of Providence.
was calling on friends in this place last
week.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-05
CLARK'S SUMMIT.

After two weeks of cloud and rain
the glorious sunshine has again re.
turned to cheer and warm oil nature.
The fruit trees, grape vines. and even
forest trees present q bruised and
ragged appearance us q result OF the
aevere storms and frost. Much corn is
not as yet planted, and what is up has
the appearance Of being the yellow
kind owing to the cold and wet.
Our Sunday school numbered 1902
Sunday and the house was 80 crowded
that 1t was impossible to do justice to
the school. the trustees are thinking
quite seriously Of charging the chapel,
which will soon be a necessity. Ep-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-05
PECKVELLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Broad have
returned after a couple of weeks visit
with friends in Now York state.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W, T. Kilhorn and
daughter Katie, Of Philadelphia ave-
nue., are visiting the %latter's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. William Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Cairns, Of
Winton, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. S, M. Rogers last Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. William Waine left
last evening to attend the funeral Of
MIR. Waine's aunt, Mrs. Joseph Waine,
at Nanticoke today.
Mrs. G.. Farnham and Mrs. s Glenn
ons, of Scranton, were guests of Mrs.
E. II. Barber last evening.
Mrs. j, L. Milroy, Of Hickory street,
who has been visiting with relatives at
Wsverly for the past few weeks, re.
turned home last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Peck, Mr.. and
Mrs, D. P. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Hoffecker,
attended the Masonic veteran associa-
ton social at E!mhurst last evening.
Frank L Maynard. OF Jermyn, was
q caller In town on Monday,
Mrs. Rachel Juhe, of Providence,
visited her aunt, Miss Martha Davis,
last Sunday.
The cantata, "a Dream Of Fairy
Lands, which was given at the Led
yard hall last Friday evening by the
Blakely school, was largely attended
and highly appreciated. The proceeds
Will go towards furnishing the school
library,
Bert Dlkeman left last Sunday for
Rhode Island where he will be en-
ployed on q railroad.
Miss Martha Depew, of Mill City, is
visiting her brother, Jacob Dspew, on
Hickory street.
Miss Cora Matthews, of Olyphsut,
spent Monday with her cousin, Miss
Edith Chapman.
Mrs. Stephen Parry, of Bell place, ia
lying dangerously iii at this writing.
with little hopes of recovery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-05
HONESDALE.

One Of our popular young physicians
snd a teacher of the graded school have
decided to unite their professions. and
not very far in the future to conduct
them together under one name.
The regular monthly meeting of the
town council was held ut the city hall
Monday night.
Tonight, Tuesday, June 5, our stores
will close ut Z p. m. sharp.
Miss Morris and Miss B)nstein have
left for their homes in West Pittston.
Miss Tomlinson has departed for her
home Mt Montoursville, and Professor
Hover for Williamspori.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-05
PRICEBURG.

The funeral of Thomas Hodson.
whose death occurred on Saturday, was
held today. Interment took place In
Priceburg cemetery. Deceased was q
well known and much respected citi-
zen. He was born in County Durham.
England, SO years ago. Cause Of death
was general debility.
Master Tommie Reed, Of Dickson.
had the misfortune to break his arm
by u fall the other day.
Miss Hester Harmon called on friends
In Archibald on Sunday.
John Jermyn and sons are making
extensive improvements in the boiler
house at No. 8 %colliery by the placing
Of new boilers, building fues. etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Griffith and
Miss Elvira Davis, OF Scranton. and
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Davis, OF Peck.
vile, were the guests of Mrs. Isaac d.
Wis. OF Hallstead avenue, yesterday.
The boys of the gallant Thirteenth
are taking advantage Of the pleasant
weather by getting in some fine work
at the rifle range.
Rev A. P. O'Donnell, Of Providence.
looked after the spiritual welfare of
the Catholics of this place on Sunday.
The Eagle Hose company will hold
their annual picnic in Father Matthew
grove next Saturday. Every citizen
ought to turn out and help the boys In
q good cause.
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rangemeDts for n social tn h. held at
the home Of Geo 90 Pearl. Thursday
evening. June Il
Childrens' day will he obs rived in
both CHURCHES next sabbut h.
Mike Connolly. Of Starck's p atcb,
had three game chickens stolen the
o ther night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-05
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