The Abilene Gazette from Abilene, Kansas • 5

THEEEELT(jiZETTI (Hodge Bros Joiin M. Gletsuer. The subject of this article was yesier-day declared guilty of a mi-denies nor by the district court, which i.s in session -it the court house- in this city. Mr. Gh iss-ner is universally known to the ople of The Quaker Jlcu-d Fnin.

Ellis. Kas Fe. 22. 1S8S. Mr Old Friend, in.

Gazette: 1 vee 1- chat get 1 ui-h the- new an I 11 to the iz. K. ar 1 Hiking for a Imm.iii in Ellis this veur or spin g. i-riig th ri FIVE CENT C0LUL1N. CSf" Advtrttetotxtt 'a the ke.i4vf "Fir Sals IVanO "Strayed," Tv AVwt." 7u Kx-hn-Jt tine m' iVUSCELLANCOUS.

Official Papr of the City and County. TKKMS or sUBsc'BIPTloS. Jne copy, one year. si montlm 1 Of Abilene and DickiiiM.ni county. He hrrvl lh' 1 l.iru-n.

ai-d every From Wednesday's Daily. The district courtroom was packed all day yesterday, the liquor cases exciting general interest. The Henry house Is putting in a fine bath room. The guests can soon perform ablutions without going to Mud cieek. W.

W. Rusel, of McPherson, as a visitor In our city ou Sunday last. Mrs. Snyder, of Chapman, was in the city yesterday, and stopped at the Henry. Postmaster Pat Sheeran, of Chapman, came into the city Monday and i.

still -Advertising rates reasonable. iit cil no introduction from us or aiiv oa thing is going t-iiiuothly. Our tie 1111 We have neglected to tare that the Abilene Gazette his changed to morning paper, ami ha the ussoeifed press dispatches, aud Dr. Krohn as editor. It had been whispered around to some rxtent that the Loctor was going to antagonize the governor, but from the sM-oiid isMie of that paper it docs not indicate this.

Common wealth. F. H. Boardman successors to J. E.

Bonebrake Hardware CO. s-tf Stop in and see the elegact Wall Paper and Ceiling Decorations at Mrs. OONTZ r.I'.o. pav ra.h lor all Or! ot LVsecond-nand furniture. 5 lm' el to enable every man, woman and is ir tti i.ir Hi" iiiach.erv 111 iM-f-ition FRIDAY MORNING.

FEU. -Mi, 18fe6. child in the count to locate him and to anu la-t. out not least, we voted down favorably rccoiium-nd him as a man the railroad bonds on the 20th; NOTICE All persons knowing theui- selves to lie Indebted to J. K.

fanl, will please be prepared to settle by March 1st. 7-lm standing! without a superior in Dick in snowed them under two to one. We son count', for business qualifications. Havevour prescriptions compounded Store, fci Je ol Broad why, comer ol Third fat. fkfl-fim want iw more taxes at present.

Ellis honor, inteimlv. hobrietv and morality count means to grow and let her people WANTED. We venture the assertion oienly and spend their utoui-y themselves, nt-t give without fear of even an attempt at con it to a corM.r iiion t- get fat en. work. I no uire of C-ii.

Hawk. S-'tf tradiction, that the city of -AMlene has B. H. O'llUY, Ph. G.

New comers inoviiiir in livt-ly. Bank here. never itroduced a vomi man with a ret- doing good business ou short and Irai. FOR SALE. F.

C. Bayless and wife returned yester Opposite Depot. loans. There will Le a new businet cord equal (from the age of fifteen vears to manhood) to that of John day from an extended eastern trip -to liuwuian s. Farm Implements.

SALE Team of pood work mules. block l-uilt this spring, on the sottrh side, F7 OR M. Gleissner. a who from his early 7-4 HOMfc-K MAKll. loraip.

Laud is advaucirg. and many inquiries NLW WESTEEH LAND Pittsburg, Pa. T. Jefivrson Laney, the "Silver King," bovhood determined in his mind 10 ac TT'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE Ilonse and from ld eastern mends as to what oi: The finest and best lot for miia or trade, cheap. quire pertection in tlie proiessttn comity is.

Cattle arc out ou the range came into the city jesterday, from his S2 J. C. P.OYER. For sale, and houiestead9, pre-emptions arid timber cultures beeured by Wilson lltdshier, a tomey, Wa-Keeney, l'harmacy, and to that end exerted every made, at Shockey again, and beginning to straighten ou country residence. T-OR SALE AT A BAKtiAIS 110 acres nerve aud thought for the accompiisn aud look better.

lakke. I4 excellent Hud at New Jinsei, 1) ckinou Kansas. OtBcea iu loan olllce building. ment of that end. A man who to-day- Smders.

li-ive us a Doc. yth and J. A. Flack, of Enter co improved, permanent stock water has enioved. but little of the sweets of tmiti livniir suruiiT.

Auurcsi. juks. n. F. H.

Boardman call before buying and prise, were in town and regis tered at the Ilwnry. Bl'XKER, Kirkvili, Mo. 5 lite as is universally thecase with younj men, while passiug irom tue age ol sev SALE. House and 5 lots. House has successors to Correspondence will receive promp attention.

liefer to isherift Miller, C. I Kste, J. H. Wise and J. W.

Miller, Abi lne, and Trego County Bank, a Keeney. -m 1 From Tuesday's we will save you Dr. T. X. Gunn and W.

II. Snyder, enteen to that of twenty-one or two, ins tj good cellar and 7 rooms; well and cistern, HMi bam, and the entire place covered with fruit. Will lie sold on easy terms. Enquire E. Bonebrake Hard Chapman, gave us a friendly call last moments ot leisure weregiveu to study aud his earnings used in assisting hi; money.

8-tt of W. it. 11. Horn-brake, 2t.tt. ware Co.

father to support a large lamiiy, until lie evening. These gentlemen are in our city on business connected with the dis S-U Col. Gore bad hi Hag up yerterday. reached his majority. trict court.

In fact we feel like publishing to the in commemoration Ol vt aninj5iwu birtmUv. BARBED WIRE. If you need a buggy or wagon, see our stock before purchas Detroit Drillings. Detkut, Feb. 22.

1SSC, world that John M. Gleissner never has Chief Engineer Wm. Hogben, Wm. lived the life ot a bor as did the greater Don't forget the cemetery meeting Sat Barneck and J. Gottschalk, of the Salina A little girl came home yesterday, portion of our 111 de population.

His fire department, were in the city on aim in life was Irom intaucy to arise F. H. Boardman urday night. Legal business has taken a boom, am our is busy ami happy. LOWEST PRICES Hodge" Bros.

and informed b-r mother that there no whool, as the teacher told her it fiwir'f Iloisinston birthday. Iloia Monday evening last at the firemen's above the common herd, to be a man ot knowledge, aud Influence in bis commu ball and dance. Our streets were crowded ail day Mon nity no matter wheie bis lot would be cast CO. e-tf GRASS SEEDS. day with farmers' wagons, delivering Tom Williams, the well known rus gettlnf." to be quite a distinguished per.

We follow his phenomenal path of pro corn and hogs. iu tliia "neck woods. tler in Hazlett grocery depart gress from the errand boy to the general Miss Simmers attended an entertain Ave now prepared to furnish for spring trade l'he Are boys gave a parade yester meat, spent Sunday and Monday in Millions of Timothy ment at Chapman 011 Monday evening. Commisions utility boy, to the more respousile duties of clerk, to assistant prescription clerk, Also, money to loan Tlie city hotel has donned a new and vx larger itssurtiiieiiL tiinii tjvtji ui tiuuvt? G.7&8 day afteriiooii at 3 o'clock through the iiriiiclpa' street of the city. They were Junction City, visiting friends and en joying himself generally.

1 to the position of manager in charge 01 tasty sigu, whicn betokens prosperity. without commission. Money always on hand, Lebold, Fishbk Co. excellent stoves and ranges. Clover, and other grass seeds at Shock the drug store 01 our late wtrthy and hv thu Oazette band, which George G.

Huffman sent out on Mon Peter Marx, of the firm of Van Dyke Marx, of Abilene, was in town Mon universally esteemed J. G. Xorthcraft eloseiv followed br Felix Iloy, the Manager in charge means that he was tt mdard bearer for the department. Fe day, and bought a car load ol ey Snider's. 8-tt day a car-load of hogs.

After the returns came in for the same, he found his name W. T. DAVIDSON lix waa the observed of all observer? competent and fully qualified to discharge the duties of a first class pharma VV. fl. Eisenhower wants a live paper to keep him posted on count3 and general matters, aud sends in bis name ior the The bova looked well, and the cart George G.

Dennis. The stock yard men cist, entrusted with the compouudin Lowest prices on all looked as Mick as could be. are calling him Dennis for short. and disposal of drugs to the citizens 01 Gazette. W.

11. is a painter by trade, EVERY STOVE WARRANTED Prices as low as inferior grade of stoves are kinds of agricultural Mrs. Dr. Flack and daughter, Mrs. and a ijood workman.

John Armstrong, of Keystone, Kansas, our city and county, without inciting fear or trembling among any element of our Notary Public, Louer, arrived in the city yesterday on J. J. Byers was attacked with dvsen- goods the city. called on us yesterday. population as to his efficiency.

An ad rry colic Monday, and had he not re the afternoon train, from their home in dition to the knowledge pos ceived prompt medical aid, we fear he 8.tf F. H. B. Co. Mr.

B. A. of Kansas City, is at present in tlie city, the guest Council Grove, and will remain in the sessed bv him In those days was ac would have had to answer at the last Conveyancing, being sold. ior. quired in a two years course in a city some time visiting Mrs.

J. G. roll call. of Mr. and Mrs.

II. J. Hodge. A lftrca assortment of beautiful new Pharmaceutical college in the city of Phil Jesse Williams, one of the tonsorlal Wall Paper at Mrs. Bowman's.

Call adelphia. He next appears at the mar Mrs. Charles McLaughlin, nee Cora Simmers, of Belleville, is at present artists ol Abilene, visited Detroit friends INSUEANCE AND ABSTEAOTIBG and see It. teu-usictt riage altar with one ot Abilene's fairest 31 oin lav. "We give a large assortment of trimmings.

Discharged. Dave Rogers, who was arrested on and most amiable ladies as his bride, OF TITLES. in the city, visiting her parents. Ihe Kiver Brethren mends, lor some Then his ambition to support his newly Just received, two good reason, cloaked by history, have left Detroit out in the cold, and do not made bride in a comfortable but unosten Mrs. Homer W.

Wilsou and her little daughter, and Miss Grace Wilson, left Friday last upon the charge of stealing pork from J. B. Preston, was tiled car loads of the cele tatioua manner, induced him to launch Abstracts tarnished at living rates. Also, pension claimes aspcialty. hold divine service here any more.

We 2-ly out into the business arena as a practical Don't fail to call and see us before purchasing. Resp'y, regret this move on the part of the brated Ketchum pharmacist. Asking only a pro rata yesterday morning in Justice Smith's court. As there was no evidence tending to convict, he was accordingly dis A. H.

PHELPS, church, as we have heard considerable dissatisfaction expressed by members in Olds wagons. Way amount of the bnsiness which tfte busy commnnity had to bestow on men hi his this vicinity. charged. profession. To-day we have the infor down prices for cash.

U. M. Rice was called home by a letter Physician, Siifgeon OMretician mation ometally announced that this young man is a criminal. Convicted ot Sunday, to Kinsley, but will return 111 a few days to settle up all outstanding Shockey snider. Heavy Passenger Travel.

The passenger travel west over the Graduate of the Medical Department ot misdemeanor, the penalty for which is th ITniversltv of Vermont. Orlice over T. business. C. Henry 'sold stand, opposite kuby's bank.

Bros Jinn and imprisonment. Uaion Pacific is at present enormous, Samuel Matthews attended tlie fair at Hodgre Look over our stock are not familiar with the evidence Abilene, Tuesday night, given by the ii Medicines furnisher in tlie conn try. every train beingjloaded. This may be accounted for by the fact of the recent upon which the conviction was had, members of the A. M.

E. church, and re of plows, cultivators, and will refrain at this tune from indulg ports a pleasant and profitable season. heavy cut in rates. The rate now from lhe young folks enjoyed themselves listers, before BARBED WIRE DANIEL ORIEST. Land and Loan Agent Kansas City over U.

P. to San Francisco Tuesday night at the residence of Luther Stiegelmau. ELLIS. KANSAS is $25.00. General freight and express purchasing.

F. H. Boardman Co. 8-tt -AT- We advise the Gazette editors to not-ly business is also rapidly picking up. look a little out for false correspondents.

HODGE BROS. MILLER THOMAS. Lumber as the items in last week's Gazette, sup Street Improvements. A new lot ot Children's Carriages just Please call, get estimates, and look over our stock bc-tore purchasing elsewhere. ABILENE.

KANSAS. received at Mrs. Bowman's Book Store. With the incoming of fine weather, the posed to come from Enterprise, under the name of "Wit were false in every particular as far as Detroit is for At wood, on yesterday afternoon train'." The Hon. J.

R. Burton returned from the capital Sunday morning, and is receiving the congratulations of his many friends Charley F.stcs, of the Henry House, lelt on Saturday last for a visit to his old home In Kansas, 111. He exacts to remain away about two week. Howard Paul left on yesterday" noon train for Topeka, to attend the grand lodge meeting of the A. O.

U. He expects to return Thursday. George Huflman leaves to-night for Missouri, to purchase a car load of horses, he havi ng disposed of the last load which lie received some time ago. Hon. J.

S. Hollinger, of Chapman, gave us a call yesterday, and paid into "87 tor the Gazeitb. He Is a substantial and cnteroriMng citizen of that burg. Howard Mosher left yesterday noon tor the water cure, where he expects to receive renewed treatment for the rheumatism. We hoe to hear of his complete and early recovery.

District Court Proceedings. Only one case was tried yesterday in the district court, that of the State of Kansas vs Edwin I. Heath field. Motion totisli denied. Defendant except.

Siilniiittit.l to tue court. Court found defendant not guilty. Defendant discharged. The liquor cases for to-day come iu the following order: John M. Gleissuer, C.

I. Barnes, Win. Zahuer, C. C. Shaler, C.

G. Hawk and James Ii. Wilson. M. P.

JOLLEY, city improvements have been resumed, which shows commendable enterprise concerned, ami we judge that the lost tUetf CHEAP MONEY. We now have Money to loan "widow" has revived again under a new PUBLIC SALE OF upon the part of the authorities. The side. Real Estate tent and Broker. name.

W. D. Nichols departed Thursday noon HORSES, CATTLE, walk on Third street is being graded the entire length ot the street, and the work is being rapidly forwarded. Abilene will Superior ana Single Stianfl Bariicfl wire Hodge Bros. Improved and raw land!) for sale tn Dick.

for hi old home near Boston. lie-called by a telegram announcing the inson, Marion, Morris, Saline, Ottawa and at 6 per cent interest on farm property. Don't fail to see us and save money. death of his father. Mr.

ichols, sr Uiay counties. Hogs, Farm Implements. hardly know itself, with its many im represented the old bay state in the legis We sell lands on Wednesday. Mrch 10. 1886.

provements, by the time the heated term lature 011 ttinereut occasions, was honored 20tl Lebold, Fisher Co. and resiected by all rn ho knew him as is inaugurated. Long Time and Easy Terras. Sale commencing 9 o'clock sharp. The Bubsci-iber havlnsr sold liis farm and in intelligent and honest man, and Walter has the sympathy of many District Court.

Intend iiu? to remove to Colorado, will sell at public auction. at his residence. miles north The best and cheap We have the best bargains in unimproved friends in this his irreparable lands there ia in Dickinson county. Five of the liquor cases were tried in of Abilene, in ISuckeye townHhin. nettr the A number ot our your.g lolks com Large list of improved farms and city est corn shellers and property ior saie.

DemiiiK m-ihmi uipii, a large amount oi er-sonal property, namely: work all with foul. 1 eoan comiiiaf yenr old. 1 mhh the district court to-day with the following results pany with our primary teachers attended the institute in the McMahan uisciict coming and 11 j-ers 1 brown mure No Charges for Showing Land Htate of Kansas vs John M. Gleisner. Mo Saturday, and report an excellent meet grinders in the market, at F.

H. Board-man Co's. s-tf years niu; I mare commit yuarsoia; i ir i'i-inir colt 3 vears old. itomI driver; 1 yeniiiu tion to quash denied. Defendant excepts.

BR, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ToljaccD, Cigars Insurance issued on citv and farm prop Defendant waives arraignment and pleads colt; 4 last Hprinir colts. 3 of tiiem lnnnt; I ing in every particular. Sorry we coulu not be wiili you, brothers and sisters, but business is business, you know, and erty at lowest cash price, or on time, cover. IngdamasfH bv Fire. l.itit:iintr and Tornado.

not- trinity. Defendant found guilty as three-year old Pay sianion, imiue ami kikhi roadster: 'M head of line cattle, consist inn in Crops insured against damage by i j-il. charged. Motion tor new trial. State of Kans is vs Charles l.

Barnes. Mo we had to go the other direction. tlon to quash denied. Defendant excepts. More new carriages for the children Office ver Palace prujr Store, Broadway, Abilene.

Kansas. w22-t! We are just the happiest "critter in Keienuaut lounu not itutitv. ana is a is part of 5 cows, 4 comiiii; in and 1 privinit milk, i head of two-year old heifers with call, and nice steers in fat condition tw. 1 two-ei-r obi fud bloHl short-lorn bull; 1 bull c-alt coming yearling; II expected every day at Mrs. Bowman's charged Book Store.

leid-actt Htate or Kansas vs Cliatles C. Slialer. Flea this town, without it might be the elder, and all because, the members of the L. A. Society have decided to hold a "muni ot not guilty entered by the court.

Jury OBERT KNOX, waived, trial bv the court. Evidence heard. bend of last Kprinu calves; 12 tit iuttc-; lietween 3 and 4 nice chickens; lilniiit Iiushels of ierman Millet seeil; a lew bushel social" (whatever that is), at Henry Get prices at F. H. Defendant found not guilty and discharged.

State of Kansa-i vs O. ti. IImwk. htate AND of the rcl oats; a ijimntity of wed 1-tutoes; wime hay; 1 llauilolpti heiderandS enters nolle prosequi. Defendant discharged.

Pealer in all kinds ot Boardman and Co's Billmyers Thursday night, and admit the members of the masculine gender to the charmed circle lor that evening. Complimentary. J. R. Burton as speaker pro tern, made an excellent record.

He Is a goodofiicer, an 1 rarely if ever fails to do the right ting at he right time. Commonweal tbO A New Boy. Hector Myers, of itostolHoe news stand, reports tlie arrival of a fine large lny at his house, on Saturday last. We congratulate Mr. and Mrs.

Myers. state ot Kansas vs m. massed lieader Imixcs; 1 mower; suixey nay niKes; 1 hav sweep; 1 itriiin drill; 1 Malliew before trading else garden seed drill; 1 sulkey plow; i tlitee- Fair Play. Come one and all, dear brothers, and embrace this our ih st opportunity of meet liorse waiKing juow; i iu iwm! ju i breakintt plow; I hav rnek; corn planter where. We are It is a misfortune to any community ing wi the dear creatines, lor the ad and clH-ck rower, and Dili rixln wire; 1 iwo- to have in It people who are so narrow- bound to sell.

7-tf wlietded spring U'l liariow; I three iiorse harrow, new llwo hiuwr harrow; Icon bur minded that they can see only vancement of charity, and extend to them our aid in such a manner, that they will be induced to duplicate the invitation in the near future. row; 3 corn cultivators; 1 i ve-tiMt: cu.l 1 one side of a que tlon. Charity, like vatoi I I imii'i crn Barbed Wire at F. OFFICE, I swill -art 1 cruidsloue; 1 teed grinder; 1 "consistency Is a "jewel," and, alas, how Mi.s Cora Jackson, daughter of W. II.

H. Boardman II. and Mary Jaeksn. wa brn nar sorKli'iin II and 3 tloiible irons, 1 spring waon I suiey; bnriiess; I pnrt vi eiir; 2 't up ls; slop bunt-Is; la, mid I -Is. I' small Cor.

Second Sts.f Sandusky, Ohio. June 11, 1870, and. died lew wear I even on Sundays. We are led to this aphorism hearing of some very unkind things said by several of the consumption at Detroit, Kansas. I-eb- iMls lot, riiiuirtis i 47-1 ABI I KAS.

COMMERCIAL ruary 17. 1886. r.ged 15 yenrs, 8 months lKld in till iir-; rest -t hcics if wheil on tlit triund lx sold; of class referred to (soni of whom, we are pained to say, pretend t- be Christians), corn eolw and 6 d-ys. Funeral services were impressively conducted at the school house, TKUIS AH ums of S3 aii'l uii'ercsh; ali over a credit il one year ill iri v- n. Abilene Markets.

AKM.K5K, Feb. 21, ISSft. Clipper Tricycle rridjy. rebiuary 19, by Rev. II.

D. Herr, and the remains were followed to their Willi at iht ceni. it ii. Men iliif, if not pid due, I x-r cent fiom dale. in regard to tlie druggist who are under indictment for evading the prohibitory law.

"Glad of it," "Serves them right;" ast resting place in the Detroit cemetery I loirs, per 1(10 .....3 MTii 40 ing in any criticism, as it is not the province of the press to epeak hastily and without careful thought upon judicial proceedings, but wo do say that this community has just as much confidence in the integrity and honor of John M. Gleisner to-day, since his conviction, as they had before. They not and will not believe that he is a criminal. Character is worth something in this community, and no man in this county or in this state has built up a purer anil more enduring manhood than he. The question arises to our mind and we submit it to our readers to be answered.

Is this justice? Is a young man in the very prime of his manhood, in the primary effort of his life to establish a business and reputation for honor and integrity be condemned, and branded as a convict for the gratification of a political heresy? We say no! It shall not be. The patriotic blood which courses the veins of every God-fearing and honest man within our state limits would boil over were a system of tyrany like this attempted. We are iow as a state, S3 "a city and as a people reaping the whirlwind as the result ot a superfluous amount of wind, sown within the past five years. We have brought this state of aflairS upon ourselves, and must abide by the results. The great and popular tidal wave of a few years ago, wherein a majority of our American-born freemen voted and argued in behalf of the mandates laid down by demagogues and played-out political shysters, brought this state of affairs upon us.

It poses as intending to subserve the ends of justice, when in reality if is the very travesty of justice. Mr. Gleissner is occupying the couch of a Kantas criminal at the moment when these lines are being written. His loving and estimable wife, in her efforts to caress and comfort him, is but ministering to the form of a criminal a declared by a Kans: court of justice. The little babe in its innocent and angelic prattle, thank heaven, cannot realize the pangs of sorrow and misery of its parent.

What is this young life sacrificed for? What do we accomplish as a city or as a people by damaging this young man's record in life? Is our city elevated to any higher plane of morality by so doing? Is any person or any class of peple benefited by the act. We think not We know that chagrin, sorrow and perchance misery will be the fte of the party interested, and the world no better off. This state of aff.hs will continue in our midst and throughout the state so long as men who claim to be free bnrn, and vntrammelbd by any of tlie latter day isms, continue to pander to tl dictates and desires of cranks, shysters and demagoaues. with imaginary ideas that hypocrisy is the foundation for true liberty ami happiness. Buckeye Briefs.

Buckeye. Feb. 22, 1880. Fanners are engaged in husking corn. The south Buckeye lyceuni improves in attendance and entertainments.

The following officers were elected -Saturday even! ng for tlie next term President, Herbert Steele; Vice President, Geo. Berry; Secretary. Lizzie Wilson; Treasurer. Bils-sel Ford: Editor, Preston Ford Editress, Bertie Wilson. Among attendants from Abilene, last Saturday evening, were Frank -Norman and wife, Chris.

Spangler and lady, and Isaac Xonnan. Mr. Joshua Norman and family move to Abilene the first of next week Last week was a large one for surprise parties. There was one at Mr. Reed's on Wednesday evening, and one at Mr.

W. It. Moore's on Friday evening. Botii were enjoyed immensely, and ill long lie John Kapp has lately bought a fine lot cattle. Professor Reece Jones, with a nmnlter of bis scholars represented Central Buckeye at the Institute held in the McMahon district, last Saturday.

Miss Rosa Bates is reported as being dangerously ill ith malarial fever. Miss May Carroll was home on a visit. Miss Dora Steele, i- vidtimr in Grant Miss May Day. who is teaching the Pleasant Ridge school has been engaged for the spring term. This term closes -AT- i jht WO ff 3 OIK? 3 ao Steers, per 100 tt ....3 4 00 Pj SMOKE Hope they'll all go to Jail." etc are HOD G-E BROS.

by her school mates in a body, and by weeping friends and relatives. The deceased was a dutiful daughter, an oliedient pupil and a full believer in the blood of BV GILES GOUWEJT. KUEK l.r.Nl-ll USI-iIKl C. G. WHELDEN.

J. JS. BVRTOS, Auctioneer. it PUBLIC SALE. I will at publiu action on my farm, five some specimens ol these pure-minded 70 Christiansf They were glad Heath- Christ.

While it is with sadness, it is Wheat soft Wheat No. 2, soft Whtwt No. 8, soft Wheat No. 2, Wheat No. 3 F.

B. WILSON SON, JZImMmn field was going to jail, ami are sorry he also with pleasure that we, as her teach 55 4. miles north and one mile wi st ot Abil-ne. has been honorably acquitted. Such sen er, sny.

Good bye. Cora. comiiienclntr at 10 o'clock a. Wednesday. Wheat So.

4 timents are a reflection on our humanity H'jectel Corn, mixed 19 March 31, t5, the lollowiu ik-i-soiihI property, to. it; 7 row, 1 3 j-tfar old lieil-r, 3 2 yea'rohl hift-r. I verlint siee.r I vcurold Real EstatesLoanAgents and are doing much to injure an other White 21 2U 30 Mats liull, 3 Imioll nuui'ii, iiuw rin nl i mare wise good cause. It is a shame that we Yonr lessons and tasks are all ended, And death your school lias dismissed, But Mien, yon are only Into God's kingdom from thU." Wandering Jew. F.

H. Boardman liye nave In our midst people who rejoice conitKCTKn nv hazlett on. N0TAEICS PUBLIC, colt. 7 hos iu im. 1 lt-rshnt 2" rhoats, I corn phtntcr and check lover.

I corn sheller. harniw and I plow. TERt Seven months credit on nil sinus over 10 by pmcluuw-r-ji viux not. with up- and are only truly happy when hearing iaxe-i 15 I.ntter Ksf'8 ABILENE, KANSAS. oj the misiorttiue of others.

The jail is CIiiekeiiH, Uressed, jht tl successors to J. proved security wuiioiii lnieresi, ii hiii when due. discount cl finer cent, iriven too good a place lor Mich. Their sen 8W10 2 Ot lour, oaleiit, per KM un all cash payments over aid. I'nrcltsuH-rs tence sh uld be banishment to some Kepreoent the following Insurame Companies: Flour, tttraight, grade must aetlle oeiore removuifj pmpeny E.

Bonebrake Hardware CO. 8 tf 1 00 desert island, or sent as missionaries to A SI r-S 1 I1L. J. If, Bl'KTOX, Auctioneer. 7 3 Firenan Fund, of Cnlilornia.

tho Caunib il I -lands. Lnion, ut California Mattoon TJfe Ins. of Illinois. New York Money Market. New York, Feb.

23. MONEY On call easy at ih'Sti per. cent; We believe our druggists are as re PUBLIC SALE. I will sell at public side on the farm of About Hogs, W. II.

J. writes to the Kansas Farmer nartford Life and Annuity of IlartlordJ prime mercantile paper. eterliiur ex- as follows: 4 spectable a set of men as we have in any trade iu the city. If they have willfully and knowingly broken the law, the court (Jonnecticut. ABILENE NURSERY, Perhaps there is nothing more interest- Samuel Bricker, in Grant township, IX miles north east of Abilene, on the Hciroit road, sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a.

on Saturday, March the following described property: Horses, mules, cows, spring calves, thoroughbred boKH, I waiton, cliaiiKe dull and steadv. at 4.S7f for sixty dav, and frl.HSl1 for demand. Total sales of stpek to-day ere shares. 1 004 4V9 1 13 4s 1 25S fesof 95... 1 ng to the farmers at present that apears 11 the Kansas Farmer than this subject.

Will find it out and punish them accoid- 1 lop DUtCiiy, lann impiementa, uarness, Nevertheless, but very few of the articles are based on exjerience. lEUIT AND OuHAMENTAL TEEES, Apples, Peaches, Pears, Aprlcota, Plnms, herries. Grapes, Small Fruits and t'lowei a of all old and new varieties, ftf Nursery lo Hew Goods, Hew Brands, Which we offer to the trade of bickinson and adjoin I nit coun ties, at Bottom Prices Come and see an; we will da you good. H. M.

McKAHAN, Manager. Ingly. If they have broken it from a misconcepttioii ot Irs operations, let Mo. 6a 00V tc. Terms.

A credit ot eiirht months will be given on all sumsoverfi porcluuer (civUut bankable paper bearing eiht ier cent. Inter One correspondent lately said that filth cated one ana one-imir mnes wen oi )wt. St. Joe bond 1 22 Chicafro Alfn.1 39 V.R. 37 not only the court but the public deal fairly, even leniently with them.

In has nothing to do with disease, or something to that effect. Sine then I have made some observations, and I believe Northwestern. 1 10 N. Y. Central 1 Keadimr 25 Koek 1 In ion Fac 49'i Waltttsh 09 W.

U. 72 otnee, near railroad. Orders by situ prompt est. All sum or 0u and under cash. A discount of eight per cent, for cash.

ly ana saiisiucioniy nueu. Ijieka wanna I 2 F.rie 27 4. It. JiKIUlVE.ll. 7 Abilene, Kas.

76m Abilene, Kansas. Ijke Shore tfJH Mo. I'ae. 1 lo that is true. Also, those along the creeks are no more afflicted than those 011 higher grottmL Again, one neighlior went to Married.

At the resident ot the bride's parents, on East Filth street, J. O. Stone and Miss Mary J. Spencer, both of this city at one o'clot-k Sunday alternoon last, by the Rev. Scout em.

of tlie Uuired Brethren church. Atwood F.xt-ui-sion. An excursion from this city left for Atwood yesterday, in charge of V. P. Wilson.

Among those went were George Livingston, L. T. Fickes, J. M. Bayless, A.

Livingston, J. H. Korn-dorfer, J. Etherington. J.

L. Stein, H. Xunamaker, and E. M. Emlet.

Obituary. two days old child of K. C. Dob-son died at two o'clock. Saturday morning last.

The remains were interred in the Abilene cemetery. Cora, the sixteen year old daughter of W. II. 11. Jackson, an esteemed colored citizen, of Detroit, died on Wednesday last.

The cause of her death was consumption. The remains were interred iu the Detroit cemetery, the funeral being held, on Friday. The Fireman's Ball. A large number of participants and spectators were present at tlie fireman's ball and dance, last night at the Bone-brake opei a house, and to say that the was a brilliant auccess is but expressing it mildly. Dancing commenced -at 9:30.

and was kept up until 12 o'clock. The music wa furnished by our home oM-liestra. 'At the hour of midnight, supper was served In the large room under the Opera house, nu-der the auspices of the ladies of the Presbyterian eUurclu It was gotten up and served Iu tlrst-cUss style, and received ample justice at the hands (and mouths) of the many in attendance, the enjoy -nt broke up at a late hour. All present expressing ihemselv as highly delighted with- the way In which they had (tent the evening. Declared "Not Guilty." Ed.

Heath field, the popular drug clerk with C. G. Hawk, was declared "not guilty" of the charge of violating the prohibitory liquor law yesterday, by Judge Nicholson. Mr. Ileathfiehrs attorneys waived the right of being tried by a jury, and submitted the tesiimoiiy of several sores of to his honor.

Judge Nicholson, who late in the alternoon gave public his verdict of "not We congratulate Ed. on his victory, and hope he may never be put to such a severe tet again. The mills are seemingly grinding finer this season than tbev have in the past, and the defendant who comes through the bop, whole nowadays is worthy of being called a hero, in every sense ef the word. We deeply deplore the fact of having number of our best citizens arraigned at the b.ir of justice, there to undergo the scrutiny of the court or a jury composed of twelve of their fellow men. In order to ascertain whether they are criminals or reseetable citizens.

The workings of Kansas jurisprudence to-day I one thing, and the common sense of the past is another. Time alone can tell whither we are drifting. this position, as venders of an article around the sale of which re so 1111113 restrictions. It is very difficult to steer clear of all the breakers. It is our opinion that the druggists are not as PUBLIC SALE! 1 will sell at publio auction, at my resi LOWEST PRICES -ox- dence on Holland Creek, on theiiaiu.

Hull Kaniuui City Live Stock Market. Kansas Citv, Feb. 23. The T.I ve Stock Indicator reports: CATTI.K Keeelnta. 2.2KT: 275: work and cut up his hogs that died and fed them to the live ones, and his loss was not as much as others that moved their hogs to tlift'erent places where hosrs had farm.

10 inil-s south and west or Abilene. FARM MACHINERY ou acc. 2, It. 1 e. T.

15, on much to blame as the purchasers, and -AT- TirUUSDAT. MARCH 4TH, bJHfi, some of them who condemn the former, never lieen kept liefore. lIOIKiE BROTHERS. tlie following personal irjirrty. viz: Ave sbippinsr prrades flow; butchers' fairly active; feeders strong; exporters to.O.wSn.id pood to choice I4.fl0r55.00; common tonilinmS4.0oas-,.i: Mockers and, feeders ftL2.VTr4S4.00; cow, S2.2-VSW.30.

Now, 1 am satisfied that most of the are, ami have been illegal purchasers mules, well broken; one teal horses, driv theories of our veterinary surgeons are CHEAP MONEY. I have now (Hi belonging to a party In the cat, which I wish to -lace kt once on good real estate e-nrit. Call and see ice in the west en of post office block. HILAND BOUTHWOETH. tad are morally a responsible as those in; ne col, one yeai oid 4l head of cat lie, from two to three ears old 80 heifers, most not based on the facts in the ease.

One HOtiS Kecelpts. w.itc; sniproems, z.m; amenable to the law. The inilleitr.ium with call; a lot hfs: one leu-hoe ttoonier slow, weak ami Mw lower; ftroxl to choice. Kruin arill three cxrn cultivators; one "me. would almost think that some of the correspondents never saw any hoffs.

judging HERE'S A BARGAIN! tt.Vr?S4.I0: lielrt and mixed, fc.GSS.3.R fckipn will co itltiue a louj ways oil as long as hotse ami; pioa tni narrow; rac inua mower and Imv rake; one Ib -dite liea'ter In from their articles. people allow their prejudices to make ml isi. a.MftXSU.' S1IKK1' KeceiptH, 71S; shipments, none; steady. gil to cboiee, tiSlfcSJ-50; common I am also iersuaded that the so-called them ungenerous, uncharitable, dirhonest good ruuninx urder. and header boxes; two Kosl wagons; one corn r-later; one single corn planter and Avery etieck rower.

to medium, S2.un,5.i. tog cholera hogs have no effect on the FOR S-LE! ind hypocritical. villi na I icieot wire; two seis oi uouine liarneos, plow harnevs; a lot of irrain Hacks; forks, shovel', chains and otlier articles too health of those who eat them, for eat them they do by the thousand, since three-fourths of all the hojrs that are The qr. sec. 17, town 16, rane 3 east; KanKM it Prodacc Market.

Kansas Citt, Feb. 23. FI.Ol'K Qniet. WH KAT No. 3 red, 55 bid and 00 asked; No.

What They iy. The Abilene EvKXixtt Gazktte has located three and a half miles southwest of numerous to mention. A large lot hay. flay Ag I fmp Send 10 cents postage, and I I I we will mail you free a royal. If I I altiatrie sample box of goods UI I I that will pat yo in the war of maklntt more money at once tliaa anything else in America.

Both sexes ot all ires can live at lme and work to spare ine, or all the time. Capital not required. We. will start you. Iininense my sure for those who start at once.

fTJueost A 4 ly Portland, Maine. hipped from all this western country are can be Ijourilil irlitre at inn m-hii i.y changed to a morning paper. Rev. Dr. 4, 50 a)teir.

No 3 soft, 74 aked tlie ImikIwI. A large lot of com ly tlw ousli Hope, Dickinson Kansas. Is well improved; second bottom; gool hedgre all round, and 30 acre past are, fenced 120 acres Philip Krohu has accepted the iosition more or less. It is also a well known 'fact that the Indians eat them eL Two tninl inlie-tol acres of wheat OKN o. 3- It o.

4. OATS Cash, 27 bid, 2a Hiked; May, 29J4 bid. of editor-in-chief of the new pair. Dr. in the jrroniid.

I wid als sell at the Maine time and place, a lot of household aud kitch 30 nked. after they have died with the so-called Krohn is a vigorous winter and an el en furniture. 51 askext, HAY Best, steady; low grade, dull and holera, as all know 'that have ever lived cultivated; good buildings; well, orchard, corral, Ac. Price on terms to suit. Cull on or address IL Mitchell, on farm.

Saturday, and the spring term commences TKK All sums under flow, cash, ana oquent speaker, and with such a leader tlie azktte ought to make for itself a weak. 1. E. UOMlKX, W. B.

(jlLES. JOHJf JdlXTZ A. VV. liH M.J1. JUW.TT.

snins of fKMM) and upwards, eiht inonths creoit Interest, with notes and ap- Monday. Mr. Patten has rentod Mr. James Mid- P. O.

Ilojie, orG. W. Carpenter. Abilene 6 trn iieruianent place. I he Capital extends nroved SfCiiritV.

It not promptly at dleton's farm for one year, and will keep matisritv 11 tr from date will le the Gazette heartiest good wishes for a long and useful career. Daily Capital. weak: lower at l.e. TlKKKYs-i. niEESE-VoniHf America.

14. I)KKS-iKI CHICKENS TI'RKE YS 7fr9. SWKKT POTATOES-Bed. 75. DRV MEATS clear rib Bide.

bared. Eltfht lr cent. olT for cksIu Sale I to commeiH-e at 10 o'clock a. har. bachelors hall.

Mr. Middleton and wife will spend the year in Scotland, visiting We are it I ad to see the announcement CANTON LISTERS X1 friends and i J. S. Br ton. Auctioneer.

that Dr. Philip Krohn has entered the editorial ranks. The proprietor of the Ions clear, dKrt clear, V.Ht; Charlie Rice goes to Abilene Friday, smoked lonr clear sides, short cUnr, STALK CUTTERS For Sale. $4.10. having accepted a position as engineer in the Advance elevator.

4O0 acres laud, either In one irrn tao Abilene Gazette has secured the morning telegraph franchise for his paper and will publish the full telegraph rejtort. He has Installed Dr. Krohu as edit in AT IIO lm BROTHERS. near a reservation. And if I know what diseased hogs are.

they have been eaten right here in Jewell comity for the last three or lour months, and we can see no had effect jet. If it is a blood ixdson disease, it Likes mighty slow effect. Now, my advice your hogs take be disease, do not go to the drugstore and lay out much money for medicine, nor go to the expeuse of making new hog lots, for you will lose money enough by losing your hogs, but let the live bogs live on the dead ones till they quit dying then, what get over it will be cholera proof and you can start, a good herd from them. lhat is what I know almut bogs. This is a novel treatment for hog cholera, but we don't know but that it is about the right thing.

Sherman Pond is recovering from a tarns, situated in Cheever and Kuckcye severe attack of the quinsy. Chicago Lite Stock Market. Chicago, Feb. 23. The Drovers' Jonrnal reports: CATTT-E Receipt.

5.00 shipments, 2.000; tp- will lesjil a- tao laritis. Ibiuse with ffnt buildings, larv inwmrv.niw torn crib iHjhling chitf. and we predict the Gazette will Joe Norman and bride are expected Farm for Sale. home this week. market strmitrt-r; shipping rtwrs.

to 1.5x0 Will Jones and sister, formerly of I now olfer for sale my farm, situated in MATiOTT CO. Abilene, Kansas. NOW OPEN FOR pound, turn-tiers ana iwueni. 4.U0U ousiie.ln, tuiib lioue. (UHik holism, to4 house, two lHKf pas.ures fitn suflicient eleeping t-ns ami vards, fruit csiouli lor one family.

all WiihIs. Ht.wit forest trees first-class wind-mill, ncvi railing witter. rrion township, sec 7. containing IMiacres, f.sij&Uf cow. inii mm Buckeye, attended the.

surprise party at Mrs. Moore's last Friday evening. i and one -t nndrtxl acres under cultivation. Tti trnnrovements are a fine Tonus ore nam- The young ladies of the neighborhood of appl and pc11" tre, a laifre total 4s Km A t.7.: bulk. f2.9iJiK3.2i; througii Texas cattle.

Sfit7.VgM.25. IKKiS Keceipts, 2s.0f; shipment, 6.W, market 15 lower; nmli and 4-20; packing and ahippfne, at once take front rank among the leading journals ol Kansas, as Dr Krohn's ability to express himself forcibly and eloquently not only on the platlorm but on paper is well known throughout the state. We extend our congratulations to the Gazette and its editor, and ask an exchange, as we shall want to see every issue of the paper. Wellington Daily Press. are in a state of pleasant anticipation of erapes, a lartre granary; also.awe.

ot aaw r. Price. 2t'Xl Terms. ca-h; balance on more money tlutn at ftiijrthlnsr 1 hy taking an agency for tlie best lssk out. Beirinners sue the time when El "wood Kilgore will bring equal annual my raent.

beai-in eiUt wr WIN Usrht, ri.7oq:v4.25; skips. borne his new buggy. cent interest, ior iurxiier jairLicuianj uui stlttr Keceipu, n-pmems, i-aw; ceed ifrandly. None tail- Term BUSINESS. Mr.

Skidmore's school closes Friday of on juhs t. Mitr.K, 1UUKTT Book CO- Portland Maine Buggies for all the babies in town at Mrs. Bowman's. market steadv; native. 2.00344.00; Texas, S2.0O&3.75; laiubs, 43-tI-pdlm Hope f.

nnnsas. i this week. ide-Awake..