The Abilene Gazette from Abilene, Kansas • 5

V- feed Nervous I. troit i. r. Attorney lu.ni ws in our From Weoiiesflay Agrk-nitur! tion meeting of the Dickinson Canity grinder, best in the Debility and Organf "Weakness. I AY BUY YOUR town Sain Agricultural Association was ruasr market- See it at TheWbsklyG-izetie Official I'apr of tb 1'ity and unty.

TEUM3 Or SUBSCRIPTION. Jnc cory, one year 00 nix months 1 00 Advertising rate reasonable. afternoon held at the Henry nn-. iFroin Tuesday's The electric Jiht poles are being placed to-day. Register for the bonds.

The poll book open Monday next. Sheriff Miller, Deputy Sheriff Favors, Constable Wise and Charley Estes, returned on last night's train from Greeley county, where they have been locating Shockey Snider 's. 5Uf addition to the usual business, 20 per From the Dunetn to the Desk An Eloquent Ckrgyt.i. cent, was ths member. A vt I 4 :1 The to increase the capital stock $10,000, was dy coal OF ABILENE JAk)0STfa Abilss Dec.

H0403, per 100 fi .3 niS 20 Cows, per 100 lb 3 3ii Steers ikt loo a U033 Oi carried. FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. 1. 1SSG.

timber claims. Railroad Meetings. John D. Heymyof the First National, G. W.

Hurd aud J. M. Fisher returned Have your prefer unions compounded at Jotm'M. Gleisfiicr'e Drug istorr, east '7' ixnuiiBm i irom me iiirr cjlnu tixtin bis lirst letter: nV a net vo teiiiiwnuiiiit. As it eluld, preox-ions lt memAliy jind lil leally.

rora lii sisteenth year has nmnilestwl signs ot fdilin-' li but i-ontimted stndies. and pra.limte.l with honors frxmieolletfe at the atre of 21. On his return home became morose and despondent, and linallv witlxlrew trom societv and friends, and mainet day and night In his room, trom which he has not emertred for two -rears. ll ZZ qnirel the windows darkened and the doors clotted. Thus he is pr.ctically"in a dung-to which be will not light almitted dav or nieht.

A-triend of ours. wVo id cured liig wife of heart disease, lent us copies of jil AdTirter" and "Siipriemf and since reading them I hav come to th conclusion ih it my s.m luw fallen a victim the fatal practice of solitary vice. SulM investigation provo.l the correctne-s to the citv last eveuinz. They, on Mon work is i reeded in our town ta of the ootids. Mrs.

C. M. Rice, of Kinsley, Kansa. i visiting her parents and otlwr lHan.it frit-iido I hi week. Miss Vail will supply you with a nice piece of "-peach for wheikhun-grv.

Give her a call. Madam Rumor informs us that we are to have another drug store. The L. A. Society met at Mrs.

E. II. Mim.till's Tuesday evening, and loaned the tinney at 12 per cent, which tltey had received lrom the church lair. Our armers are improving the beautiful weather by plowing, hauling manure and lini-liiiiir up their corn bur-king. Our dept.

p. in. is having the street i ta front of the postoflice rarted and leveled in a manner becoiniog to a govern 7 is spending his holidays in Russell. Our authority i3 not authentic, but they do Side ot Broadway, corner of Third St. 50 6m day evening last, addressed an audience I Mffi I lm MILL CO, say that John 13 deeply interested in one at Rock school house, district Gl.

i.e of Russell's fair sex. heat o. 1, sott, WhestNo. i. sort, Wheat No.

3, soft heat So. 2, Wheat So.5. 4 ".1... li-jectesl forn miimi 1.11' White Ht9 COKKKCTKO Bl ilAZUTT C- terdav afternoon a meeting was held at IL D'HUY, Ph. G.

0pwit IJepot. me liiiuer surmises', and alter auoni lour months' treatment his friends had the of comfratulatini; him on his perlect- restoration to health. A lew weeksao we rece1 a letter from the yonnjr man (in answer to one we had a ritten to his father ahont tin o-informins-us of the deatli ot his father, lie Mtr: "I am now in he irrimr irl Industry, a large number being in at- Not Guilty. 17 IS AKD 31 tendance. A wa taken after the ray father's place." Jn.l jrinir trom he tone of his letter- Joseph Shafer, of Sutphen's Mills, was i ai.

t.i ii an- iiiiti kihui lur iimk iiiir in ni'nicii raider meeting, which was practically unan I From Monday's yesterday tried in Justice Quinn's court, SAVE MONEY. a. wives tue means ot resionuir me trom a lite ft prloomv darkness morse tlian deat child or youth whom I can imlnence Khali ever suiTerln the warthat is eKS. IS I imous in favor of voting and working we'll break for the dru store. "Oli.

on a charjre of illegally distosing of iierewiin ana luutianiw. tor a llien I desire von to send vmir i.iri.p" hmi ru.ickens, per do? 1 Si) plemcnt" to each ot the 100 persons whose mimes and addresses are enclosed." rnortgazed property. He was found not for the bond election. A meeting was to have been held at Vallev school house Dr. Otterbourg will be in Abilene Fridav and Saturd guilty, and the costs of the trial were hickens, dressed per fi 1..

Turkeya, SiO lour, patent, ner 100 ts 33 Flour, straight, grade 8 T.EAVEN WOIiTH, RICH HII.L. PITTSBIKU, WEIB OITV, WE1K CITY SIT, COLOKAIHJ. ment institution. Some of our citizens complain that their hordes have been stolen from the stable at niht and driven or rode a portion ot the niht and returned to the charged to G. A.

Sutphcn, the complain last evening but the night was so dark that the orators, who were to address January 8 and 9, and can be consulted free on all chronicla private diseases at the Henry House. t-oiatoes. 75 the meeting, lost their way. and arrived ant. Open for Registration.

so late that the andieuce had dispeised. Coal delivered FIVE CENT COLUMN. Anil a little statement make. To nil a little medicine Fur our little atwiutch-ache (Respectfully dedicated to Christmas sullerera from -general debility," etc.) Three good, rapid compositors can obtain permanent situations on a morning paper, by applying at this office Immediately. A young man "slightly under the while riding a Texas pony this morning, was thrown oft in front of the stable before daylight.

In view of this fact, we would advise all having horses to keep them under lock aud key, and to keep a sharp watch on the stable, with a The polls will open on Monda3- next, to any part of Programme January 4th, in the city clerk's office, Of the sout.1 east Dickinson county in SPECIAL SALI and will remain open for a week, closing loaded shot gun io readiness tor all disreputable characters. the city. IW Advertisement published under the head of." For SaleS "Wanted," "Lott, "Strayed," "To Bent," "To Exchange," at five cent per line each week. ttitute to be held atHerington.January ten days previous to the railroad bond Married Oh Christmas eve, at uie ICth, 18S6. election.

For the year, qualified voters may register for regular or special elec residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. II. D. Herr, Mr. Wm.

F. Kapp and Miss Address of welcome T. J. Hair THOMAS KIRBY. Kcsnonse A.M.

Crary WANTED. Minnie Ruse. The young couple are City Mills. He sustained no serious Objects or studying sj. msury Mr.

fttroiiiw well known and respected in the community, the croom being a son of our damages, with the exception of a gener tions, any time throughout the year, with the exception of the ten days prior to each election. Don't fail to register Oneninsr exercises II. Mitchell OF- lias the teacner a m. agner old friend, Mr. John Kapp, of Buckeye WASTED A frood girl for general house.

work. Inquire of C. O. Hawk. 5itf WANTED.

Three good, rapid compositors can obtain permanent situations on a mornins paper by applying at this ot-tlce immediately. ue2S-dctf U. S. Constitution Aiuen vmyion Long division J- K. Allam for the bond election.

towuship, and the bride a ciaugnter oi Ouiects of education t. Bear ABILENE, KANSAS. piun and omwtsor reciiauon in reituintr Installation of Officers. our esteemed citizen. Nicholas Ruse, of Hayes township.

Many friend3 in company with the Gazette, trust that the Jessie Aiiller FOR SALE. Physiology with reference to stimulants and narcotics J. U. Wyne happy pair will enjoy a pleasant and OVERCOATS The regular communication of Cyrus Chapter No. 25, R.

A. met on Friday evening last, the following officers being Easy philobphical experiments. T710KSALE A team of ponies, five years rrirj mm ivxzi siuea. pros-perous journey througn me. ljt)UurlKjcu jl oiu.anu uarness.

inquire ot Julus Gebauer WRSborn in cook county, 41-tf Class drill Miss Clara Williams J. CKAMEK, Keystone. How to prevent tardiness IL E. Ackers 111- January 29th.lS59, died at Downing, California, 'December 17th, 1SS5, aged Orthoin-auhv Isaac Swantzen sicetcn oi nomce juaiin 3ivi Especial Attention to Collection Miss Dyas a years, 10 months and its uays. me The new education D.

I. Hornaday body arrived from the west Thurs FOR SALE Improvements and fixtures at Uomsardner's lumber yatd. Spruce above Fourth. A good bargain if sold at once. Address, or inquire of Jitf V.

E. liOMGABUSEE, Abilene. POIl SALE. House and lots. House has good cellar and 7 rooms; well and cistern.

i 1 1U19 day, December 24th, when im AND UOmuiiiice on music i ur xiite-iell duly elected and installed Henry Litts, II. O. J. AlcDivitt, once I. HaOUard, lieorge e.

Kenyon, Treasurer; J. S. Kelley, Secretary; O. M. Wellman.C.

W. T. Davidson, P. W. P.

Seeds, B. A. 3,. A. Reed, M.

of 3d O. A. Hodge, M. ot 2nl Joseph Spangler, M. of 1st D.

McMaster, pressive funeral services were neiu at Programme of evening services to be dti Aim mil Fonroir Airo DOM K8 TIC KXCHAXOB. Negotiates Mortgag Zoana. All business promptly Attended to. the Detroit school house by Rev. Herr, made out during th- day.

Accommoda after which the remains were followed tion will be made for those wishing to al fluking up. R. S. Stephenson, of Gaylord, spent Saturday and Sunday In town. Abe Darling is in the city to-day, from the flourishing burg ot Enterprise.

Mrs. Chas. McLaughlin, of Bellville, is here for a short visit with her parents. Station agent O. 1.

Byers yesterday returned from a Christmas visit to Topeka. Miss Minnie McDaniels, of Salina, came down on the noon train yesterday, and is the guest of Miss Lida Litts. Miss Lucy Strack, of Salina, came down on last Saturday night's traiq, the guest ot Miss Sallie Gish of this city. Misses Carrie and Belle Simmeis, of Buckeye, left on the noon train for to attend the Teachers' State Association. John Freeland, of Altoona, is at present In the city, and visiting bis oM friend, Lewis Potter.

He Is favorably impressed with Abilene. Miss Emma Harrington, the assistant principal of the Abilene commercial uru, nuu uie enure piace coverea wlln fruit. Will be sold on easy terms. Enquire of W. IL H.

Uonebrake. 2e tf. to the cemetery by a vast concourse of stav over night. MISS ULAUA ILL1A.MS COME AND SEE ME! rienos. Mr.Gebauer's disease was consumption, I J.

W. MlTJHELL FOB SALE A stock ranch of two sections, in the south part of Dickinson county. J. E. Allam Programme and a few short weeks ago he resigned his position at Abilene, and went to the Pacific coast, tor the benefit of his health, I wish to ay to tho public In general, that I ji biiciumtu, ooo water ana gooa grass.

Everything first class. Will be sold cheap, on easy terms. Address ot A. D. Arnold, Oak Hill, Clay county.

29-tt Of Teachers' Institute, to be held Jan. UJj Minutes of Teacher's Institute rccen A UBVu UUUgUl I HO 9, 1880, in the Chase commencing but a cold contracted aceidently aggravated tho disease, brought on congestion tly held at Detroit: at 10 a. FLOUR AND FEED STORE The institute was called to order bj- tiie lungs, causing death after an ill 1... Mallery ih-fs ot only ('ay. Nira ilanna the president, and the programme FOK SALE 100 acres, three miles south, west of Hope 50 acres broke.

Will sell with corn crop, t-toek, entire. House amlstabloun premises. It bought at once will be sold at a bargain. Inquire at this oflice, or of IL Lininger, on the promises. 45.

4t Advanced Class drill in geog Physical geog Primary reading carried out as follows: First, music. Mr, The deceased was respected byv all his It. Jones Mrs. Riding aenuaintances as an honest an upright Potter then gave his method of teaching of Augustine ft Ungues, ana nave fully restocked the same. I carry all the different brands of Flour, and all kinds ot chop and grain for teed.

Hargers Class drill In grammar. primary reading. This was loiioweu oy an essay on the subject of reading, by This will be the greatest Specialty Sale ever made in this city, including (iradation in country schools. D. D.

Horn nil ay J. H. Engle School morals Kev. Young young man, and his loss is deplored by" all. To the mourning mother we would only say: COME AND TRY ME.

Mr. IS. Jones, which was quite in Structive. text was a class drill in num Legal Notice. To T.

C. Henry, ot the state of Colorado. Charles E. Parker of the state of New York, and the Travelers Insurance Com think If fair dealing is any object, I I can suit you. riuograpiiy ra.

Ligut School organization Davidson Teaching physiology with special reference to stimulants and narcotics O. L. ISates Music in school E. Kautt'man bers, by Belle Simmers. After a short school, is spending her vaation at Min-1 recess, air.

Ackers toot up tne sunject oi pany ot the state of Connecticut "Our home is not this mortal clime; Our life hath not its bounds in time, And death is but the cloud hat lies liclwcen our souls and paradise." CHRISTMAS NOTES. The morning dawned warm and Prices to Suit the Times. JACOB SCIIOPP. ou and each of you will hereoy take notice that you and each of you together history, which is so poorly taught in many of our public schools, and gave us 300 OVERCOATS, liow to employ primary pupils. McNault Primary arithmetic Lily Sutherland some good ideas on the same, 'ollowed by a general discussion on the subject.

ESTABLISHED 1870. pleasant. neapolis, visiting Iriends. County Superintendent D. D.

Hor-naday and I'rof. Jewett, together with several teachers, left to-day on the noon train for the Teachers' Convention at Topeka, which is now being held. with Alexander II. Martin, Mary E. Martin, George W.

Carpenter, Samuel M. Wenger, Asuiath Wenger, and John Johntz, A. W. Kice and VV. It.

Dryer, partners, doing business under the linn name and style ot 5i. hAl'FFXAN, H. L. MAI.LEKV, J. U.

E.NULB. A Father's Inhuman Treatment. Turkeys were in demand, the supply Mr. Mallerv tnen presented nis views on not being equal. teaching fractions, as did Mr.

Abbott, Abilene Bank. I 200 cloaks, Will lloltny came over from Hope to also class drill in civil iroverument, by visit friends. Dr. T. J.

Upshaw, of Enterprise, came to the city yesterday to notify County Attorney Ilurd of the death of Burt C. II. Lowrie, during which some ot the important questions of the day were dis The postollice was closed excepting at Johntz luce Loan Company, have been sued in the District Court ot I'ickinson county, state ot Kansas, by Eugene B. Hewey, by his petition tiled in said court on the 17th day ot Heeember, 1SK, and that you and each ot you must answer said petition on or before the llth day ot February, lsso, or thesiime will be taken as true and judgement will be rendered against the said Death of Tliomtts Sheeratu On Tuesday last the death of Tbwmas train tune. cussed.

The programme for the aiter- Wandeuixo Jew. LEBOLD, FISHER CO. Davis, a young kid ten years of age, un noon closed with an essay on morals in 200 PAIRS BLANKETS. school, by J. II.

Engle. 'lhe evening Sheeran occurred at Salina. Mr. Sheer-an was a former resident of this city. der alleged mysterious circumstances, Real Estate Transfers.

session was ouite interesting, tne ex and with a request that a coroner's jury Do a General Banking Business and givs The following are the real estate transfers and was well known to many of our ercises consisting as usual, ot reading Alexander II. Martin, and Mary E. Martin, and John Johntz, A. W. Kice and W.

It. Dryer, partners, doing business under the firm name and style of Johntz- Kice Loan Com-pany, for the sum of $025.00 and interest special attention to the business of farmers be impaneled to inquire into the cause of declamations. sonrs. debate, etc. I nstru- recorded at the register's office since onr last Issue: readers.

Postmaster Patrick Sheeran, of stock men and merchants. mental music was furnished by Mr. and tiiereon at tne rate oi twelve percent, per Jonathan Middleton and wile to J. W. Mrs.

Nichols. Monet to Loan on Real Estate at his death. In the absence of Mr. Ilurd, T. E.

Dewey acted for him, and departed on the noon train for Enterprise, A vote of thanks was tendered the peo Dull, lot in Abilene, i(K. Xt. U. Ilershand wife to M. L.

Swfgart, 1G0 annum irom me un oay ot aiay. ism, ana an older will issue from said court directing that unless the saiil judgment be paid by a 7 and 8 per Cent. Interest. Personal liability nnlimitd. ple of Detroit for their hospitality hih! acres in JctVerson tp, liominsd where he yesterday afternoon called a the institute adiourned to meet in the day certain the following described real estate situated in Dickinson county, Kansas, to-wit: the south west quarter ot the north s.

mci 10 u. w. uarpenier, ios in Ao-ilene, $'400. i. W.

carpenter to O. Ij. Thisler, lots in coroner's jury. The verdict returned Chase district, January 9th. lSfi.

S. T. HOGAN, Belle Simm kus, cc was "that the deceased came to his death east quarter ami tne north halt of Attorney-at-Law Eeal Estate Dealer, Iro in natural causes, hastened by inhu Abilene, $14iK). A. E.

Kishop and wife to W. O. Gowles, lot In Abilene, ti. W. Carpenter to A.

E. Bishop, 2S0 acres Death of Dr.Chas. Reynolds. AVa-Keeney, Kansas. man treatment upon the part ot his the south west of section number thirty-six (3iiJ in township number fourteen (14) south of range number one (1) east of the sixth principal meridian.be sold according to law and tiiat the proceeds of such sale be applied first to the payment of said judgment and costs anil that vou Vord was yesterday received from Will practice in all state courts, and attend to business before'the local land office and the local departments at Washington, 1).

C. in Lincoin township, J. W. Moon and wife to J. P.

Simpson, lot in Abilene, $350. J. M. Wat kins and wile to II. G.

Fisher. Junction City ot the death of Dr. Chas. On Fridav last the boy was taken sick Reynolds, wht has for some time past with a typnoid trouble. On Saturday Kan roan, school and deeded land for sale.

Will secure homesteads or timber claims for The above goods will be slaughtered regardless of cost to close them out. It is understood when we advertise anything we mean it, as we do this, and we are prepared to offer you in this SPECIAL line of goods, Cloaks, Overcoats and Blankets That we have bought from auction sales in New York for half value. We are bound to realize MONEY, and rea'ize that it is a hard time to get it. Don't buy until you have examined our stock. acted as rector of St.

John's Episcopal lot in Abilene, David SlcOoy and wife to II. C. Ives, lot in Abilene. morning it is alleged that his lather and each of you be forever barred from claiming any interest in or lien on said premises. T.

E. Dewey, Att'y for Plaintiff. tuose uesiring government lands. All infor nat ion regarding government lands cheer brutally maltreated him, and to such an church in this city. Several days ago II.

Warner and wife to J. M. Peterson. fully given. de24 dwlm extent that his death was hastened.

he was taken with a paralytic stroke, which occurred on yesterday mornuiff. 40 acres in t'enter township, $s50 J. 1). Walker and wife King, 40 acres in Grant towsship, $730. 1 Publication Notice-Asa W.

Kenney, Plaintiff, which caused his- death at 7 20 p. ni. on The father's name is K. W. Davis.

He is the proprietor ot a tiushop at the city Hi. U. starzman to W. IS. anson, lot Herington, $100.

the 23th inst. His funeral occurs this afternoon In Junction City. The follow Isaac Shockey et al. to W. N.

King, lot in For Sale! 20,000 ACRtS OF LAND In the neighborhood of Herington. Kansas. ot Enterprise. The citizens are much excited over the facts of the case, and in vs. W.

C. Johnson Eliza D. Johnson, B. F. Johnson, Mattie V.

T. Johnson, and George A. Kogers, and W. T. Harris, partners doing business under the lirm name of Kogers Abilene, nominal.

ing resolutions, in commemoration of ti. Kreider and wife to C. T. Este9 et all probability "the end Is not yet." lot in Abilene, his death, have been dratted and for V. T.

fcstes et al. to A. (J. Spickler, lot in Abilene, warded bv the Wardens and Vestry of Brothers and Company, and Henry Latsbaw, Delcndants. To B.

F. Johnson and Mattie V. T. Johnson, A Card of Thanks. S.

to J. C. I reeman. 8 acres in Flora bis congregation in this city delegation of the ladies of the Re nominal. Chas Becht4 to Wm.

Zimmerman. 80 acres Whereas, the hand of Divine Providence formed church, paid their pas-to. Kev. T. F.

Staufler, and family, a in Center mi t.nr beloved castor trom the Thos. Li. Thornton and wire to samT Har scene of his temporal labors, the wardens oi me taie oi Missouri: You, and each of you, are hereby notified that you have been sued by Asa W. Kenney, by his petition, filed in the oflice of the clerk of the district court of Dickinson county. State of Kansas, on the 20th day of August, Ifcio.

and that unlessyou, the said defendants, surprise visit on Christmas eve, bring- and vestry of this parish are desirous of tests fvina-1 heir restiect for his memory, and ex rison, 80 acres in I moll I.iewis Clirisman and wife to W. D. Slioll, lots in Abilene, $1,660. A bargain tor auy one seeking a home. Possession could be given at once of several Improved farms.

trice of land from $3 to $i0 per acre. Nat. uial advantages, timber and stone, and good living water. Address, S. M.

LAKKIN, Real Estate Agent, 52-3 Herington, Kansas. ing many excellent ana usetul gilts. CASE. Alter an hour's pleasant intercourse, pressing their earnest and affectionate gym. pathy with the household, deprived by this J.

3l. Ilo1ge and wife toV. 15. Cosad.Iots In thev departed all the lietter for their Aliilene. $5i0.

ispensation, of its earthly heaa uiereiore Jacob lav et to W. J. Weaver, lots kindness, bearing with them the bles- be it, unlived That we tenderly condole with ings of pastor aud ife. Some of the Hope, $140. Weaver to E.

F. Weaver, lots in Hope, Pmiv Sliry and wife to Joseph Cocannorer. the family of our deceased minister in their hour of trial and aiiiiclion. and devoutly members in the country called during u. r.

jonnson anu Aiattie i Jonnson, answer or demur to said petition on or before the llth day of February, lSSti, said petition will be taken as true and judgment accord, ingly rendered in said case, in favor of said plaintiff, Asa W. Kenney, and against said defendant, W. C. Johnson, for the sum of $2,000, and interest thereon, at the rate of 12 Tier cent, per annum, from the 9th day of March, 15, and foreclosing the mortgage of the day, aud some the. day before, beai- house in Cheever township, nominal.

commend them to the keeping of him who looks with pitying eye upon the widowed and fathei less. us substantial tokens oi their regard for W. E. Far.son and wile to E. Startzman.

pastor and family. Chapman, is a brother ot the deceased. Protracted. Meeting. Owing to another meeting being iu progress in the eastern part of the eoun-iy, the protracted meeting of the River Brethren church will not begin until tho 10th of January.

Left Over Front Christmas. A south side citizen was this morning arrested by the city marshal for a Christmas ct-lebration. Several witnesses have a No been subpa'tiaed. lli.s trial is in progress before the P. J.

as we go to press. Christmas Entertainment. At the church of the United Brethren in ChrUt, on Christinas eveuing, the Sabbath school gathered and recitations, music and numerous presents wen distributed. Then came the gifts to the children, which they enjoyed very much. The gathering was large to overflowing.

After a good time, they dispersed, wishing Christmas would coine oltener. Fire on the South Side. For the first time in about six months, a Are occurred in this city, the alarm being Bounded at eight o'elock this morning. It started in a story and a half frame building on South Second street, belonging to M. Hoffman and occupied by Mrs.

Stine. The flames, which commenced in bh upper story room, were quickly extinguished by the fire department. The loss was but trilling, a few dollars covering the damage sustained. Justice Court Trial. Joseph Shafer, of Sutphen's Mills, was on Saturday last arrested by Constable Sechrist, for disposing, of mortgaged property, upon complaint of Gilbert A.

Sutphen. He was brought bt-fore Justice Quinn, who released him upon. his own recognizance, to appear for trial this afternoon. As we go to' press, the trial is in progress, the Hon. J.

R. Burton apiHjaring as counsel tor the defendant. Christmas Pi. Terhaps Mr. Jno.

Baker was the recipient of the daintiest Christmas present received by any one in Abilene It was a thrce-muths-old-Jersey-setter-Joe-White-piggy, ear marks and all, and a present to him from his daughter. Mis Frankie. Mr. Baker lias long sought lor some species of the pork family that ROBERT KNOX, lots in Herington, $100. A baldheaded Truth is that the best selected stock of Z.

A. 1 ork and wile to 11. A. rmiey. lots in At the Cnristmas service oi Urace Abilene, $1200.

Resolved: That in our naiunu sorrow jui the loss of a faithtul and beloved shepherd, we find consolation in the belief that it is well with him for whom we mourn. Resolved. That while we deeply sympa Sunday school, they were again remem Harman 8nook and wife to W. J. Kirk- Dealer in all kinds ot bered in a substantial way.

wood, et el in Abilene, $1700-Z. A. York and wite to (i. E. Bolster, lots said piaintin, anu oruermg tne sale ot tne premises mortgaged to secure said sura, to wit: Lot number 21, on 3d street, in the city of Solomon, Dickinson county, Kansas, to satisfy said judgment, and forever barring and foreclosing said defendants, W.

C. Johnson, Eliza D. Johnson-, Mattie V. T. Johnson, B.

F. Johnson, and tieore A. Kogers and W. Notably- among the gifts was the thize with those who were bound to our i-wtur bv the nearest and dearest in Abilene, $1200. "Library ot Religious Poetry," edited we snare with thorn the hope of a re Dr.

Otterbourg has had unprecedent union in that better world where tln-re are COAL no partings, and uuss ineiiaoic loroi -s ed success in tu treatment of diseases A 2f t-ar- CO c5 C3 peculiar to females. The Doctor re by Kev. rhilip bcliali. D. and Arthur Gihnon, M.

presented by Messrs. V. I. Wilson, Dewey, Hubbard, Irion, Brenizer, W. II.

Iloon, Misses Maggie and Emma Wilson, and Miss M. KauftmHii. Kesolved, tuese resolutions twinun T. Harris, partners doing business under the firm name of Kogers Brothers and Company, and Henry J. Latsbaw, of any right, title or interest iu or to the premises above de-ser'iwid.

W. S. Stamhatgh, 1-St Atfy for Piaintin. t.iiif wi to the family ot the eceasca. as a quests married ladies to come accompan- token of onr respect and veneration for the OFFICE, mI by their husbands.

Ohice two days, Friday and Saturday, Jan'y 8 and 9, at christian character of a good nun go.ns to his rest, and of the interest iins uy uis iuie No other gift could be more appre the Henry House. vestry and congregation. ciated by Kev. Staufler, as Kev. Dr.

ii Cor. Second Mulberry ii PERFECTION. Schaff was his theological preceptor. Just received, two It gives us great pleasure to acknowl CO edge these tokens of kiuduess and respect. The I blessing rest upon car loads of the celebrated Ketchum HOJllSBU.fllKLlUH, S.

J. WKIOHT. Wardens. II. H.

Floyd. U. AV. O. Kohrer, OKO.

l'ALFKKY, K. II. IJoAKUMAM. L. ti.

Van set' e. Vestry, t. John's Parish. Resolutions. all.

May His hand never be shortened in behalf ot the donors, is our prayer. HOW TO SECURE A GOOD LIGHT. Olds wagons. Way C3 down prices for cash. T.

F. Stalffek, II. Stauffeu. Lamed Letter. Mk.

Kuitou: By lequest of Iriends, I At a meeting of the former classm ites of Julius A. and George II. Gebauer. the 47-1 AttlLF.NK. KAS.

For Sale. acres land, either in one farm or two fur'iis. sitiiiited in Cheever ami Buckeye ps. Will be sold as a whole, or in two farms. House with ci.ilern, out buildings, large sta-bin granary, cow house, orn crib holding 4.1XO buxhels, luilk lioilse, fcinoke bonne, tool house, I wo hog paitnres 'itb sufficient deeping iwuh and yards, fruit enough tor one family, of all kindtt, forest trees, tlrt-clHKM wind-mill, never tailing water.

4S-lim A. B. CRARY. Something You all Want FOR CHRISTMAS! following resolutions were adopted: write a brief communication for the Gazette, which 1 think jou will be pleased to publish. Whereas, It has please 1 tlol in his infi Recognizing the tact that sensible people, with a dne regard for comfort and safety, will buy tho best it the advantages to be gained are commensurate with the extra cost, we have completed arrangements which enable us to oHcr as exclusive agents, the finest burning fluid produced.

Shockey. Snider. Five chairs at Henry Hunter's. The best hand-made Boots and Shoes and iiite wisdom to remove tiom our niiust our valued and worthy classmates, jqiius is. ana Having felt tne neeU nt a jaunt to re cuperate my exhausted energies.

I lelt tieoi-ge II. tielwner. Wiikrkas, The pleasant and intimate re hit ions which for many years thty have held as classmates, make it eminently liltii that A I Abilene on the morning or tne 2un oi the lowest prices, at Perfection Oil." Re fined byon ot the most successfnl oil bouses in the country, and the crowning re December, aud passing Solomon City and Salina, with which the readers of the Gazette are quite tamiliar, and landed at the prosperous town of Mc- we should make known our lecungs oi i preeiation of their love and friendship, and regret and sorrow ior their hs, there lore. Kesolved. That this class will ever hold in sult of twenty years unremitting study and gratelnl remembrance the sterling qual; ties, the iatieiice and Integrity, the sochd anil enjoyable disjiositious displayed by our S.

J. Wright's. SI-4t Henry Hunter's barber shop is the boss. Consult Dr. Otterbour on ail chronic experiment.

This oil, the superiority of l'herson, the county seat of the wideawake and energetic, as well as beautiful count' of Mcl'herson. Not being alile Candy! Candy! Candy! Candy! late fellow memoers. SILYERPLATED WAJEI- Ever brought to this city, can now be seen at my place, and I am determined to sell them cheaper than all others. Cor. Third and Spruce Sts.

REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY AND REASONABLY. which can be plainly demonstrated by practical test, is colorless as spring water, re Kesolved. That the su.iaen removal uy death, of our beloved class male, lrom onr to leave this place until 7:4. p. whicli gave me about eight hours to view the would keep in this climate when the corn crop was short and the taxes heavy has heretofore never been able to come across diseases, male and female.

Office for midst, creates a vacancy not rn-s 1 1 n.n-.i. two days. Friday and Saturday, Jan'y and that their schoolmates deeply aep.ore sights of the town, my lirst business was the loss occasioned to themselves ana ineir to hnd a good pilot, as well as hospita and f). at the Henry House. Consultation tree.

In-loved parents. Kesolved. That we hereby extend our tiis ideal of the perfection hog. until he received this one. It's and no ble bost.

-Allien I did in the lierson oi niv old friend A. J. Ilartsock, who is in the ceeest sympathy the liereaved relatives and friends of tlie OeceasMl. hoping that even in the sadness ot their affliction, tliey l.ind aud loan tusiness in this place, anil mistake; ha about as much "Mootr' as a stone fence. The joke is a good "iin, and For Sale; or Excliange An nrmorteil Polled Aiiarus bull.

No. markably tree lrom odor, and bums with a bright white flame; as a result of Its perfect manufacture, it gives a greater light, for a less consumption of oil than any other oil known, an its ute can be advocated on the score of economy. It is ABSOLUTELY SAFE, and nervous people who have heretofore refrained from using coal oils need have no fear of "I'ERrECTios. It took the only medal ever given at the Cincinnati Exposition, over all competitors, for "Safety, Brilliancy and Economy. Our agents, Messrs.

BONE BRAKE RICE, deliver to the best who is rapidly making himself sts of my lind consolation in tue Kuowieoge iiiai 3.770, Vol. Inquire of iod doeth all things wen. friends, as he always does every where. no one appreciates it more than Mr, Baker, lie sas, "cigars." Nuts! Nuts! Nuts! All mil ti Candies ul Mil And the LARGEST AND FRESHEST STOCK In the city. Anyone wanting Candy ior Christmas, Festivals, Sunday Schools, Treats, or any Occasion, This was a granu opportunity to be con Kesolved, That a copy Oi mese resoiuwon le uroiierly sent to the parents of onr-le- 2-tf CI.

Simpson, Prairie Dell Ji-anch, Flora township. ceas'd class mates, and that the resolution County of theT.S.& W. Ry. ducted around town, and to all the interesting points in said beautiful city. THE NEW DRUC STORED JOHN M.

GLEISSNER, be also published in the county papera. County Commissioner Bricker and Considering the newness of this city, one clerk Waring left on yesterday's noon Best barber shop. Henry Hunter's. Do not fail to look -The poll books for registration oien is surprised at the progress it is making. Among the many prominent and prosperous merchants, the McPherson train for Junction City, where they on Monday next.

were to meet CouimL-atouers Blevins Mercantile company takes tne lean. and Kaiult. and proceed via Council Buckeye Briefs. Bcckeye, Dec 28, 1SS5. DIRUGGfl Their store occupies two immense rooms.

They are dealers in everything and have large capital, sup Grove, to inspect the part of the Topeka, Salina Western railroad that runs Will do well to call at HOLLAR'S BAKERY. C. G. Whelden has bought 4U0 acres dealers in the city, any of whom can supply you. Consolidated Tank Line Co.

REAP THE CIRCULARS. i2WAc-6m Itch, Prairie Mange and Scratches of every kind enrol in 0 minutes by Wool ford8 Unitary Lotion. Warranted by J. T. Cnrtiss, Draggist.

Abilene. Kans. Itf 3 through this county. If the inspection over Miller Thomas' stock of lumber and get estimates, as they will make yoti money, these hard times. 51-tf Gen's Heavy Boots, See his large assortment of laud near Atwood, Col acres of which are broken aud under irrigation.

Also, a building lot in the town, and intends to move out in the spring. is satisfactory, the bonds voted by the townships along the line will be turned The South Buckeye lyceum met last East Side Broadway, cor. 3d, opposite Simon Rothschild's Clothing Store. over to the Missouri Pacific officials, The following telegram was received by Saturday evening, and elected officers as fellows; President, Russell Ford; vice-president. Sheridan Reed; secretary, Lizzie Wilson; treasurer, George Reel; Squire Davidson yesterday afternoon: Jckctiov Car, Dec.

27. A. S. Davidson, Abilene Mixed Candies in any quantity from 1 lb. to 100 lbs.

at 10 to 12 1-2 cents per pound, and don't you forget we have the Finest Bread and Cakes in the City. CHRISTMAS CAKES, ALL STYLES, an- over-stock at greatly reducedprices editor. Charles Miller; editress, Kittie posed to be near one million dollars, to back their trade. The McPherson people thought they could count themselves ahead of Abilene. I told them that I was open to conviction, but was not convinced yet.

They evidently look a little selfishly at matters, and one could clearly that they had not been at Abilene lately, and if they had, were not like your correspondent, open to conviction. There is, however, no denying the fact that McPherson is a grand and progressive city. We looked in at some ot the ChrUtmas preparations. Among the rominent and most gorgeous was that at the M. E.

Church. 7:45 p. to. having arrived, my friend II atter.having so pleasantly entertained me. conducted me to the depot.

I M. P. JOLLEY, Real Estate Agent and Broker, Improved and raw lands for sals in Dickinson, Marion, Morris, Saline, Ottawa and Ciay counties. We sell lands on County board go over road to-morrow. Pond.

There will be" meetings of the society every Saturday evening until further notice. Would be glad to have you, Henry Litt Dealer in Everything Usually Kepi in a First-Class He is not in the DRUG BUSINESS for Speculation. He' sells everything in PAINTERS' SUPPLIES. Geo. Kohrer, 1 heo.

Mother and at S. J. right's. Play billiards at Ilenry Iltmters. A brother ot Mr.

Kessmger spent bun- iiawii go along, come down this dav with him. m. i John Jarard and Dick Baker, of Haves evening on Treight. He will be wk Bar tell House. Seud word to all.

A. 8. Evebest. Best grades of hand Lonff lime and fcasy lerms. township, spent Sunday in the vicinity.

We have been requested Dy tne parties He sells the C. CL PAINT, which he guarantees. Ask your painters to examine it. (Pure Linseed Oil and White Lead Paint.) Baked and delivered to any part of the city oa short notice. Thanking you for pant favors, and solicit, ing a conticiianc of same.

Abilene Bakery, de7.irc8 E. E. HOLLAR. Messrs. Davidson, Litts and Rob re accepted the invitation, aud left on the o'clock freight last night.

The party i who received the "Spetiai" presents at the Christmas tree, at the Wilson school-house on last Thursday evening, to state ana power corn snei-ler's at Shockey Snider's. si boarded the train for Larned, where we arrived at 11 :23 p. in. When we arrived, I found that "Santa Claus" had arrived left Junction. City this morning in a pri Remember I am out of the Palace Drug Store I am on the other side of the street.

We have the best barsrains in unimproved lands there is in Dickinson county. Large list of improved farma and city property for sale. No Charges for Showing Land insurance issued on city and farm property at lowest cash price, or on time, covering damage by Fire, Lightning and Tornado. Crops insured against damage by hail. before us, and had made things lively, vate dining car.

furnUhed by the Mis that they will try to raise monev shortly, and buy a dictionary for the generous donor, so that rhespeliing may be correct in the future. per cent, interest on 1st mortiraiFe seenrlty. The celebrated specialist. Dr. Otter- Larned is a growing and prosperous souri Pacific.

The genial Colonel Ev- Give me a call, I have a small gtorebnt rny expenses are i boars, will visit Abilene. Friday and Comtuisions very low. -erest, general attorney for the M. business town. We may have more to say about it when we have fully taken in Also, money to loaa Some of the teachers went to Topeka Saturday.

Jan'y 8 and 9. Office at Henry this reason I can Upnay has charge of the partr. and that this Monday, to attend the meeting of the House, where he can be consulted tree ou always on hand. eive TOU Drices as lOW as the lOWU.nw t-A Office over Palace Drug Store, Broadway, Abilene. Ran was.

W22-U State Teachers' Association. all chronic, nervous and private diseasas. tfact Insures them a huge time goes with- the points of interest. Respectfully, S. P.

II. Wideawake. I I have a Fresh Stock of ever bee advertisement in this issue. Oiu-eaying..