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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01
LATE DICKINSON HAPPENINGS
Current Events of the County Re-
ported for the Reflector"
wOoDBINE NEWS.

wooDBINB NEWS.
Special REFLECTION Correspondence.
WooDmNE, Jan. 30.-Miss Eleanor
Humphrey, of junction City, visited
Mrs. J. W. Gillett Wednesday,
Geo. Smith returned from Kansas
City Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schwendner,
of Belle Springs, attended the dance on
Saturday,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Van Geison are visit
ing relatives here.
Miss Maggie Rough spent Sunday
with her sister, MIS- Book.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Beckel
were held last Friday. Her daughter,
Mrs. Moore. and a brother arrived in
time to attend.
School reopened Monday, Mr.. Bents
and Miss Smith being able to resume
work.
The fourth club dance was gwen
Saturday night. The success Of the
club was shown by the large attendance
of its members.
The young people are having q gay
time again skating but the three small
boys who can't drive home without
upsetting would better have u guardian
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PUBLIC SALE.

will sell nt public sale a. my residence, I
mites north ct Detroit aAd ~ miles snuth Of
tue Bethel mietina house ~ Hayes township
o. Monday. February ~ 1894 commencing
at II 'clOcN. the toll wing person ! pr p
erty, towit; head Of horses, consisting Of /
good brobd mare in foal, young drivlER
mare coming years old colts coming I
year Old; 20 head of cattlr, consisting Of
cows Zone 'resh), Young steers, heifers and
calves, thoroughbred HOl-tein bulls, one
coming years old, one months Old, one fine
calf having the blood Oi -ome OF the test
Holste n milk and butter strains, sired by
bull combining the blood OF 0cOws HveraR-
ing W poun"s 0f milk per day and Of hiRhes
mubr records 90 head Poland China h' Rs,
eonsieting OF brood sOws and fine shoats
Farm imple ents, consisting Of I good
header, header boxes, ! grain drill, spring
harrows. stirring piow. corn cultivators, 2
wagons, | manur" wagon, | top buggy,
wa on harness, single harness and many
other ar icles not enumerated.
Terms II sums OF % ana under cash All
sumz over q n credi' OF Y months with per
cent interest win be given with approved
security n paid when due II not paid when
due 10 or cent win be charged from date.
. per cent on for cash. Free lunoh At noon.
A. NJ. ENGLE.
". q sTOSER, auctioneer.
j. 3. BAUMBAuGH, Clerk.
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BoNACCoRD BLASTS.

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
BoNACCoRD, Jan. 30.-n. L. Eyer
has returned from TWO months visit
with relatives in Pennsylvania.
John Mark is visiting friends in New
Mexico.
john Eyer is spending few days in
Chapman.
The oyster supper at sunnyside
school house was we'll patronized on
Saturday evening. The proceeds will
be used in purchasing an encyclopedia.
A. NJ. @. Wilson has rented q farm
10 south Dickinson and win move in a
few weeks.
The monthly meeting Of the Bonae.
cord Reading circle viii DO held 81
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01
NAVARRO NUGGETS.

special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
NAVARRO, Jan. 30.-rhe people of
Navarro have fine quantity of ice
secured and all expect to indulge in ice
cream next summer 20 their entire
satisfaction.
Protracted meetings are being held
at Belle Springs.
Last weeks storm and c"ld was hard
on stock. Some calves ara reported as
having been chilled so.they died, others
had their ears frozen. A decided fall
ing of Of milk Is also reported on
account of the cold.
The Belle Springs Creamery company
it filling its ice house.
The literary is well attended but the
question, Resolved, That the steam
boat is more benefit 10 mankind than
the railroad" seemed to be hard one
for them TO handle and few of the
speakers were prepared to talk on the
subject.
The teachers meeting at the Aboey
was well attended Saturday evening,
Miss Mary Maughermer spent Satur.
day and sunday with her parents.
Maggie G .ffuey visited in Abilene
Saturday.
Peters & Goa store at Belle Springs
Is well patronized.
Considerable damage WAS done "a
water pipes during the cold spell, some
farmers had to haul water from Their
neighbors 10 water their stock.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01
DAYS OF THE HOME MADE,

Times when the Farmers Clothes Were
Made at Home.
The cultivation of fax and the man
ufacture OF linen were universal in the
early days of New England. Nearly
every house in the country had cards
and great wheel and little wheel, reel
and swifts, and dye-tub in the kitchen,
and scarn, warping bars and loom In
chamber or garnet. From the History
of Rochester" n. H., we Gull the fol-
lowing description:
EVERY farmer set apart a portion OF
his land for fiax. IL was an indispen-
sable crop, and the manufacture OF oil
from the seed became profitable
business.
The fax was carefully pulled up by
the roots and stacked in the field till
thoroughly dry, when the seed was
thrashed out. II was then soaked In
water for several days, and spread on
the ground TO be vetted, frosty nights
helping TO wbiten IL.
After a suitable time II was slowed
away till spring, when IL was brought
out TO be dressed by use of the brake,
the hatchel and the swingle by this
means the flax was thoroughly bruised
without cutting, and the tow and
coarse, woody parts separated from
the finer fihers of true linen. II was
then combcd 10 complete tho separa-
ton, and was ready for the wives and
daughters TO spin and weave into gar
ments
Wooden cloth was also made at home.
The wool was curded into rolls by
hand, and then spun and woven into
cloth.
All garments were likewise made at
home, not only for everyday wear, but
the go-to-meeting dresses of the wom-
en- and the breeches for the men, even
the suits that the minister wore In
the pulpit and the clothes of repre-
sentatives 10 congress, all were home
made.
The first carding machine was intro
duced by Eliphalet Horne in 1911. II
caused much excitement in town, and
set the old people to shaking their
heads and asking what the girls would
have TO do now.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01

WAsuNGroN, Jan. 3l.--Two tele-
gram, have been received by Secretary
Carlisle from New York, informing
him subscriptions TO the amount Of
$50, 900, 900 would be made for 5 per
cent ten-ycar bonds, which the secre-
tury is 10 issue ON February l. The
first Of the two kilograms announced
$50, 900, 900 in bonds would be taken,
and the second message made an offer
10 take $40, 100000 This information
was very gratifying to the secretary.
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RECENT REFLECTIONS.

The county officers are getting more
plutocratic every day. Even the holes
in the plastering in the probate judges
office are being patched up.
j. s. Hollinger received an order
today from the State Agricultural col
lege for one Of the IIollinger Lister
drills. The State school knows a good
thing when it sees it.
The West Side high I've club was
entertained most Hospitality Last even.
ing by DIR and Mrs, ]. w. Felty, The
usual program was carried ont and W.
G. Cowles and Mrs. F, b. Bearce car.
ried off the honors for the highest
scores,
The Lanier circle was pleasantly
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs g. G.
Wyandt last evening. Mr.. Wysndt
resd the principal essay of the meeting,
on "Smollett aud Sterne." There were
discussions, readings and social en-
joyment.
Agent J. f. Kerr, of the Rock
Island rejoices over the birth of a
brother at the home Of his father. T f.
Kerr, of solomon, last night. Itis the
soVenth child in the family and the
father looks for prophetic gifts for the
young man.
Ever since the Republican has
been a'gOin' copy Of each lsaue has
been sent the ABILENE REFLECTOR
One copy Of the REFLECTOR has come
TO this office. Come on, Mr. REFLEC.
TOR, exchange with us. We won't
charge anything for the difference in
the quality Of the reading matter
tDillon Republican.
A man who would not take advan-
tage OF such liberal offer as this
would have heart harder than that Of
an Aztec stone god. The Republican
will get front seat on the exchange
list mourner's bench hereafter.
Call for Landreth's seed catalogue al
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01
VITIATED AIR.
Impurity of the Atmosphere of Steam
Heated Buildings.

Impurity of ths Atmosphere of steam
Heated Buildings.
In an article contributed 20 the
Philadelphia Record by DR.. y. A. Ad'
ans, the inquiry IL propoundcd
whether the immense increase Of
stearn-hcatcd Office buildings, in which
the great majority Of rooms have no
adequate means for the renewal OF the
air 10 he warmed, may not Ia IA large
measure account for the prevalence Of
pneumonia among middle-aged men.
Many Of these buildings, DR. Adams
says, arc admirably constructed TO
keep out air, whether cold or not; this
very perfection contributing 10 their
insalubrlty In these ernctically
sealed office rooms that abound In
business buildings the steam heats the
atmosphere 10 n delightfully."- comfort
able degree, and the occupant breathes
and rebreathes the air during zero
days when an open window cannot be
endured, the effect being 10 silently
undermine his powers OF resistance, 50
that when he goes forth, exchanging
such tropical air for the keen brceze
of unrestricted nature, II happens
that, through some subtle change In
his system which has robbed his lungs
Of their power of resistance, their ca
pacity 10 endure the onset or transit
ton Is gone and the subtle poison Of
unrenewed air does its deadly work In
the form Of pneumonia,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01
DON'T KNOW HOW 10 CAT.
Too Many Americans Woefully pencion
Ia That Branch Of Education.

Too Many American, Worfully Deficient
In That Branch of Education.
"When my children get 10 the proper
ugc," said the man who was smoking II
briar pipe, 81 intend 10 have them
taken In hand by somc competent per-
son and give them n thorough instruc-
ton in the art of eating, and, further,
in the science OF finding out what to
eat and ordering"
what do you mean2" inquired n
Buffalo Express man who sat next to
him.
81 mean this: The average American
citizen Is woefully deficient In lnowl-
edge Of what he can get to eat lie
falls down when II comes to ordering
dinner The great majority OF people
in this country are brought up frugally
at home and do not know anything but
the commonest dishes Tho consc-
quencc Is that when man goes into
restaurant for dinner or To IA hotel ho
Razes hclplcssly at the bill Of fare and
sees muny things Of which lie does not
know the component parts. lie darcs
not order anything that he Is not sure
OF for fear OF ridiculc, and he falls back
on roast beef and mashed potatoes.
The fact Is, he doesn't know anything
but roast beef same way In "A rcstaur-
ant When waiter shoves n bill Of
fare under n mans nose nine times out
OF ten he will look IL over and then say
Gimme a steak and some fried pota'
toes. Now, the man who does this
day after day doesn't want roust beef
lie Is sick unto death Of steaks and
fried potatoes. lie loathes ham and
eggs, aud yet he keeps on ordering
them in drcary and dyspcptic success
sion, because he doesn't know any
better and he is too proud 10 confess
his ignorance. It's that way with me,
and IN bet it's that way with most Of
you. nm going 10 relieve my children
Of all these things. They're going IN
know what's what when IL comes 10
eating. No roast beef doninationl'
shall be my household slogan"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01
PEARL uAPPENINGs.

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
PEARL, Jan. S0.-Perry Fritz, Of
Abilene, was doing business In this
vicinity last Thu sday,
The spelling school at district No
1903 Friday evening was a success.
John Taylor and a. l.. Iollinger
went to Kansas City tonight with four
cars Of stock.
Messrs. Sherman, of Salina, are
visiting their brother in.law, the agent
at Pearl.
Walter Hatfield gave birthday
party last night.
The shoot at Pearl had small at
tendance on account of the cold
weather. T. Il. Taylor was best ON
live birds,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01
Shifting Soil.

Real Estate Transfers as Reported by
George Merrill, Abstracter.
FairvleW Cemetery Co to ID Major Sr
lot 10 Fairview cemetery, IS.
S NJ Marlatt to ID Major ne / 9-l6-l,
$500.
VIM MotZer to U Rothenberger " ok
2 Csse's add. Enterprise, $3.50.
Jennie Warnock to G A Sutphen Its 0,
IL blk 3 Sutphen's Mill, sos.
j Culbertson adm. to G B Fussow, II
II, blk 3, Sutphen's Mill, $lS.
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Advertised Letters.

The following ia the list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the Abilene post
Office for the week ending Jan. 81,
1884. Have your mail addressed to
street and number and it will be
promptly delivered.
Bomberger, Daniel Miller, NM
Nowland, Horace l.
One cent Will be CHARGED for all
advertised letters
fersons calling for the above will
please say advertised" giving date.
DIR. gordon, =. NJ.
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A New Store.

James Schilling, of IIering'on, has
rented the store room formerly occu
pied by Whitlaw and will open a
racket store Goods have ALREADY
arrived and the room is being a ted up
for his occupancy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01
MARKET REPORTS.


NKw YoUN, Jan B-Tho decision Of Judge
Cox, denying tho .nIunction against the issue
Of government bonds, hulpoi tho stock market
somewhat to-day after prlc0s had pursued an
Irregular course within u marrow range Chi.
cago Gas was sod carly. But thcrc were
large bus ny orders and after decline VI = tho
prllc advanced per cent The buying was
said to be- Tor inside account Sugar was do
pressed carly, but advanced later
There were London buying orders for New
Yorl, Central Lake Shore and Loul,yllle &
Nashville were weak
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CHICAGO Jan % Hogs Receipts $4,000;
oniuial yesterday .! "a; shipments, yesterday,
~ as left over, about 5sD; quality good
market rather slow and weak prices tlJs
lower Sales ranged az o. 10 o. 81 for light e. 70
Gt5 u Tor rough packing 1.lDNa 10 for mixed.
60 2Ia5.i0 for heavy packing and shipping lots;
pigs. A2I h25
Cattle Receipts, 800; Ohlclal yesterday IS, e
az; shipments yesterday, abOl. Market steady
and firm.
aep-Recclpts lAOO0 onicial yesterday
i36li shipments yesterday nOno Market
STEADY
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
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PUBLIC SALE.

will solicit public sale AZ my residence
. mile north and IA lies east of Abilene,
on the southeast quarter of section 81,
Cheever township, on Wedn, sday, February
II, 1891, commencing at " o'clock The How.
ing personal property to-wit; rive hea
Of horses, consulting ~ good brood mare In
fonl wears Old, dark sorrei "are y years
old, dapple grey ,pa'e yeRrs old, | Vlack
colt yea old, yearlinE colt; IL hend of
eat'l' cons'sting Of 4 good mich cow
flesh by day OF ale and two milking, 0 steers
ranging from ~ '"2 wears Old. / hort horn
bull y"Hrs old, hoifers year old; II head
- hoes. c n-istiug ~ brood spws, 10 shorts
months Old and under; farm impl"monts,
consisting OF ! Bath wagon, | top mug y, 2
cul' ivator4l ridiuga and wnlRing,l Farmers
Friend corn pl ,n''r and check rover, corn
stalk grain diill, 2 stirri' 2. p,ow ID inch
n Il l0-lnch, harrow lrOller, | hay rack,
double and whipnlr.ir'es, l set OF good
harness. 2 sets OF nynets also heating
stoves and Their articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms: All sums 81 % 90 aud under ash.
All SIMS over Is 90 n credit of 10 m nth VIII
be given with approved security withont
interest II paih when due. II mol paid when
due 10 per cont inter = viii he cha ged
from date 6pef cont on for cash Free
lunch NJ no n, A. Is. MINICk.
j ~ BURTOS, Auctioneer.
A IL. DORSBER0 II, Olerk.
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KAssAs CITY, Jan 30 -Eggs-Recgipts
large, supply more than demanded, strictly
fresh, weak, l2o Ice house, unstable. But
ter Receipts light, fair demand. market Arm
or for choice grades creamery, fancy separa
tor, &c, fair, lOc choice 2gc dairy, fancy. i'c;
fresh roll fancy, l5c good, l3c packing, 100
Poultry Light receipts, quiet and weak.
roosters loo hens %. springs, &c. Turkeys
-Rocoipts light weak. gobblors, DC per ID
hens, 6gic per h. Duoks-Steady DO per lh
Geese Not wanted ithc Green Fruits,
Cranborries Jersey weak, idOr Cepo Cod,
weak, si5OibGJO per Dbl Apples Receipts
light, quiet and nrm, common. a. 30 choice,
ans per bu t1bJ665O pr Dbl, as 10
kind aud quality. Vegetables Cabbage, scarce
arm, Il 7JlaOJ por owt Celery, Michigan.
small, 20 li1G per bunch fancy 0OOslo peH
bunch Potatoes, lighter supply northern, %
GiGjc Colorado, 500 por bu. sweet red 800
iOc yellow, - 800 per bu onions, weak. 40
0Jc pcr bu; white picklings, o. 2S9L5O per bui
Spuulsh A. ~ pcr crate.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01

ST LOUIS, Jan. 8.-Roooipts, wheat bRb
bu last year, M bu corn, TbOJ; last
year, iIp, az bui oats 500 bu rye 1901 bu;
barley, 6OObu.i Hour 900 bblA Shipments,
wheat, - 677 buj corn 1901 bu; oats, 3d..
b73 bu flour, B.7Il bbA Wheat-Cash, 56Hei
January, 10 &c, May 0OHc July, 6iSc Corn
Cash llhc, January, $50 May, SOC; July,
IS SC Oats Cash, 2sEIc, January 2shc, May
.Qko: July Sic
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01

You can buy your garden seeds from
Hodge Bros cheaper 'han from eastern
houses and are sure Of fresh seed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01
Iknnana City NrnIn.


Kansas CITY, Jan 80 Tho trade In wheat
to-day was very dull, Receipts were almost
nothing and the demand was OF Indifferent
character Prices wero about tho same yes.
terday. The export bids were merely nominal
at aboutbie Kansas city.
Receipts Of wheat for today we're Is cars; q
year ago. ~ cara
Prices were quoted at tho close as follows;
No 2 hard wheat blc. No Q hard wheat, $50;
No. hard wheat, bic; rejected, $50 No red
red wheat blHoI No red wheat baHc No. 4
rcd wheat, Ole
There was very little corn on sale and prices
were unchanged There were good bids for
round lots, but not any Offering
Reeopts OF corn to-day, IS cars; q year ago,
81 cars
No mixed sold at SIC Kansas City No
mixed 3JHc. No 4 mixed, e9bo No,
white, 8lGbl2ho; No o white, "a io No white
was quoted nominally at Sshc Memphis; No .
m Nod. SIC Memphis
Oats sold rather slowly at unchanged prices
Receipts OF oats to-day were 10 cars year
ago, cars
No mixed sold at 2s0g'Hc rod oats H0io
premium. No 9 mixed q 20 sc; No mixed,
2OEo No . white, go yAc No white,
2i4U &c
Hay Receipts II cars market steady Tim
othi, choice, 500 No. I, o. o. $3.50; low grade,
slOOdbLpI fancy prairie, ~ 10, good TO choice,
400 LdOJ, common to medium o. 5JQSOo
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KRRsvILLE, Mo-, Jan. 80. 49, Eph
Branstutter, notorious tough from
near Strhl, this county, fatally shot
William Lloyd at this place yesterday.
-hcriir Rupee was notified by telegraph
# the tragedy, and left ON the first
rain to arrest Branstutter, who fed
immediately after shooting Lloyd.
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Extended. 81 80 Per Dozen.

The time for making photographs at
reduced rates at Hanshrpugh's gallery
has been extended for a few days.
$50 2'&lc
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01

Send in your order for garden seeds
to Hodge Bros. during the month of
February.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01

4 farmer near Scottsboro, Ala, was
owing when his horse fell into q sub
rrancln cavern, and In extrioating
lunstli fatally injured the farmer.
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ABILENE MARKETS.


You can get anything you want in
the garden seed line at Hodge Bros.
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Kansas CiTY Jan D.-Catuo Receipts,
TaI! Calves " shipped yesterday, lisJ Tho
steer market was domoralizod and 10 to ESQ
lower cows fairly active, o to hc lover feed
and Texas cattle dull aud ~ to l5c lower; bulls
aud calves unchanged The following are rep.
rcsenta i've sales
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Since closing
Dry Goods STOCK all
on the Front Counter They in length from
yards and have marked them IN of about
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01

In the island Of Reunion is plant
known as the wild orange, which pro.
duces fruit green at first, afterwnrd
blush, and vcrgng into purple as IL
ripens This has been tested and
found 20 make a beverage In every
way equal to coffee and at much
lower price. The product Is called
"mussacnda," and can be used
alone or missed with pure coffee. It is
announced that about twenty four
thousand acres Of this plant are now
being cultivated II Is most likely,
however, that chicory, more than cot.
fee, Will suffer from the introduction
nf "mu.nunGlr
LiScoLs, Non, Jan. 30 Fire which
started between ~ and o'clock this
morning totally destroyed the Hash
manual training school building, an
adjunct OF the Wesleyan university
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TEXAS AND IspIAN STEERS.
n IT,. l,lOs saB ~ M I 600. $40 o. 10
TEXAS AND INDIAN cows
sTooKEHs AND TEEDEns.

II 1T I-IIII w W. 7
Hogs Receipts H. 90; shipped yesterday,
1871 Tho market was dun ana " 10 bc lower
Tho top was % 20 and bulk Of sales 800 to
o. ~, against top o. ~ AMI bulk Of sales a. 10 W
tb2!is yesterday IN following arc represent
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-01

You are sure of fresh garden seeds IL
you buy from Hodge Bros.
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Flrs' published In the ABILESE wEEKLY
REFLECTOR, Feb. /. p9L
Publication Notice.


In the District Court Of D'ckinson comfy >
state Of ka sts.
Syracuse University, pinntin.
vs.
Patrick j. Ferry, stal, defendants.
state Of Kansas TO Patrck j. Berry and
Margaret Be r greeting:
You and each Of you will take motto" that
you have been sued In the District COuri Of
CEinsOn County, state Of Kansas, and that
you must answer the petition snid cause
on or before the 2ith OF March, 1891 or salt
petition Will be taken ms true and II IN v
nent rendered In aid action against YOU
Tor the foreclosure OF a certain trust deed
executed bv you upon the hrst day 81 sep
TENDER, 1877 on the following described Toal
estate, tOwit:
Lots number three co. ana tour %. In block
number 1fteon (i5 IN the city of Abil n" In
the count, of Dickinson, state of NHnsAs,
and for the ale Of said premises 10 pay the
debt secured ny said trust deed ana costs ~
suit, and forever barring and force Osing said
defendants and each of them, Of and nuIn
all right. title, estAte, inter"st, property or
equity OF redemption ia or TO said premises,
OF any part thereof
FULLER WHITCOMB,
Attest Attorneys for Plaintiff.
IShALj Clerk Of the District Court
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Call for Landreth's seed catalogue at
Hodge Bros. 20
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One half FORMER PRICE

These are Remnants of HENRIETTAS SILKS. FLANN
NOVELTY SUITINGS. VELVETS, TABLE LINENS
BONS, G1NGHAMS, as well as other Cotton Goods
The Price OF these short ends wilmove them out very
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". Il STONER, auctiOneer.
j. g. BAUMBAuGH, Clerk.