The Abilene Weekly Chronicle from Abilene, Kansas • 3

MAKEIAGE LICENSES. BUSI5ESS BREVITIES, New Goods at Case's- the Chronicle. Seed Corn. The J. E.

Bonebrake Hardware Company have secured some Michigan Dent Seed Corn. THE NEW NICKEL S. J. Wright's is the head-quarters for The alarm of fire Tuesday morning was occasioned by flames bursting from the roof of one of the Hofmau buildings in rear of Berry block. A few pails of water sufficed to extinguish it, although the fire department was on hand in case of emergency.

The Juvenile Temperance Society, of Abi Boots and Shoes. He has now an entire new AT- Spring Stock. Lmxbxsh Variett, Lowest Following a complete list of marriage licenses issued by the Probate Court and post-office address of parties, for the quarter beginning Jan. 1st and ending March 31st, 1S83: Joseph Treuxand Elizabeth Mury, Detroit-E. D.

Humphrey and Emma C. Embick, Abilene. This Corn is very early and will mature by the 10th of August, and is sure to make a crop. Weighs 68 pounds the bushel shelled. Call and see sample.

0-4 Nobby spring, suits at Case's. ABILENE, KANSAS i Friday Morning. April G.183.J March gules in April this year. Prices, and visitors always welcome. Tlie I have added to my stock nails, barb wire, door locks, pad locks, bolts, churns, wooden- lene, will give a vocal and instrumental concert at the Methodist church, this Friday ware, etc.

Will pell at bottom figures. South of Railroad. 7-4 Will Gbadt. evening, April Oth, under the direction of "It will be nimuier time by ami by." l)r. Kirsult the happy father of a son.

Mathias Kamm and Margaret Spani, New Basel. Win. H. Block, Kokoino, and Amelia Mrs. T.

E. Sewell. Admission, adults 15 children 10 cts. Proceeds for benefit of the Plenty of New Boots and Shoes just received at Kenyon's at low prices. Patent Smoke at Gleissner Co's.

Sheep for Sale! I have 325 good grade sheep, 200 breeding A fresh stock of candies, lemons and oranges Oardeu j. lowing the order of the day at M. Miller, Abilene. Wm. J.

Brown and Mary Flnley, Abilene. at Milt. Brenizer's. society. iJ.

B. CASE: the renent time. Ambrose Scripter and Eva E. Dobbins, In Sow Kansas Orange and None-Such Cane The secretary's report for the last quarter of the Methodist Sabbath School of Abilene Firemen' ball ban been re-painted anil re ewes, 120 yearlings and 5 Shropshire-Down dustry. Daniel Grove and Mary L.

Book, Abilene cuperet! in good ityle. Bucks, for sale. All in splendid condition. was read by secretary Hargcr last Sunday; for early feed. Choice seed at Hodge Bros.

For Sale. The N. W. section 8, town 14, range 1. Chas.

II. Audie and Sadie Hoffman, Solo Lambs will come May 1st. Enquire at my No. of classes and teachers 25; enrollment J. U.

Haumker will occupy Johntz mon City. farm, section 1, Garfield township. Having just returned from the eastern inarkets where he lnu purchased for spot cash tlo very LARGEST AND BEST STOCK rooms in a few weeks. Hedge on all sides, SO acres broken, good Thos. C.

Stewart and Jennie Preshaw, Sol Jan. 1st, 211; enrollment April 1st, 272; in crease during quarter, 31; average attend ance, 154; collections, $24. omon City. 6-3 O. W.

KiBuy, Abilene, P. O. All goods marked down to bed rock at The 1'retibyterian church in in the band of peach orchard, house, etc. Any one wantiug to buy a farm will do well to call and see me James M. Courtney, Abilene, and Harriet the plasterers at the present time.

E. Jones, Poplar Hill. at once. II. II.

Floyd Berry Bros. Mercantile Mr. Samuel Cowan has purchased Mr. 11 Or Adam Ferguson, Abilene, and Kate Shea ran, Heheariialof 1'aptint choir in Grace Chapel, -OF- nish's interest in the firm of Shockey liar Headlight Oil 175 degrees at Gleissner Chapman. Friday, April Mi, at 8 o'clock p.

m. Go's. nish, and the new firm of Shockey Cowan Hapgood and Moline listers at Berry Bros. Mercantile Co. The finest line of whisk brooms and clothes Rudolph C.

Stangosky, Solomon City, and will continue the business at the old stand The Christian Sunday School meets for Augusta Denk, St. Louis, Mo. Lots of New Boots and Shoes just received XDHRTSr GOODS singing practice every Friday evening. James M. Cress, Far West, and Delia brushes in town, at Northcraft's.

at Kenyon's at low prices. A complete stock o( hardware has been put in Mr. Harnish has been employed by the firm and will give his attention to the pump No church services in the opera bouse next See the Barlow before buying Corn Ladies' and Children's Shoes at Kenyon's Odell Woodbine. Geo. T.

Baker, Enterprise, and Minnie G. Tooly, Rhodes. Chas. O. Keech and Mary Murry, Abilene.

business. at low prices. -In the very- Planter. For Sale- Habbath. Sunday school at the UHiiat hour.

We are informed that two of D. W. Howard's children are very ill with scarlet fever. K. M.

White, cashier and assistant book John A. Spangler and Emma M. Reed, Ab1 New Goods at Case's- Irion Armitage keep the best of every A good cow and calf. Inquire of N. A.

Dem- keeper at the Bonebrake hardware establish Latest Styles, Shades and Designs thing in their line, and guarantee satisfaction. ilene. Geo. W. Swigart and Kate Mitchell, Abilene.

Daniel C. Teare and Nancy B. Domberger, Win. Williams has sold his house on North Olive street to A. J.

Pettit. Consideration, ment, has resigned his position, and is succeeded by Mr. L. Knowlting. Mr.

White goes on a visit to Indiana and Ohio, returning ing, South Second street. 7-2 Creamery batter at J. M. Brenizer's. Choice butter a speciality.

I have still hand a few copies of "Peck's Reliable Silk Worm Eggs for sale. Ad dress M. A. Huooiss, Abilene. Cheever.

Ever brought to Central IllZansas. $2,000. 'lhe proposed comedy of "I'yke O'Callag. in time to attend the Normal Institute in the month of July, having been selected as one Ve have just recived a fine assortment of Bad Boy, illustrated. The most popular ban" has been indefinitely postponed if not of the instructors.

bird cages. Ogdkn, Went worth Hill. altogether dropped. Warren S. Miller and Ele Forney, Abilene.

Roger Robson and Kate Purvis, Cheever. Amos E. Wilson, AlcPherson, and Kate G. Talpey, Solomon City. Jno.

C. Slatter, Kewbern, and Emmerett A horse was stolen from W. F. Roberts, of Early Ohio seed potatoes at Fiuley'a. Berry Bros.

Mercantile Co. has received a Dillon, on the night of the 22d of March, by The Bonebrake grocery department is an immense trade. Vast quantities of Tenant, Belle Springs. a man calling himself Walter A. Roberts In Terra Cotta, Sit rim Pink, Crushed Strawberry.

Chrushed produce are taken in daily. Wm. H. Heoy and Mary Shannon, Enter A long description of the thief is given, but very nice line of Top Buggies and Spring Wagons this week. prise.

his greatest peculiarity is that of being red jxuspuerry, tecirtc ante, ujc niooa, salmon Mroirn, JSilc Green, and in all other colors, in all grades of Goods. Mr. Blake, of Cheever, lost a daughter, aged Oliver D. Roper, New Basel, and Ella headed and parting his hair in the middle. Something new every day at Irion Arm years, last week, and on Tuesday a son aged Snook, Abilene.

A reward of $50 is offered for the capture of 13 years, both by diphtheria. itage s. Don fail to call on them. b-S WrK HAVE A COMPLETE LIXE OF Geo W. Haley, Carlton, and Josephine horse and thief, or $25 for either.

book of the day. Price 50c. and $1. At post-office, Abilene. It E.

C. Adams. A distinctive feature of the Barlow is the revolving seed cup, by use of which the corn is shown five hills in advance. New Spring Clothing just being opened at Case's. New Goods at Case's.

I am prepared to sell well tubing. Will keep a supply on hand and sell at bottom figures. Resp'y, Will Gbadt. Best teas for the money at J. M.

Brenizer's. None-Such Cane seed is the best variety. For sale at Hodge Bros. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Baxter, Abilene. For Granite ware of all kinds, call at Something in everybody's box at the post-oftice.

A gentle reminder that, a matter of Ogden, Weutworth Hill's. 2tf Gros Grained Slks, Summer Silks, Satines, Buntings, Linen Lawns TJr. -I -T- 1 1 I 1 Fred Pyer ad Maggie N. Crellon, Abilene. Roue well II.

Gardner and America Shaw, Married At the residence of the bride's parents, in Flora township, Feb'y 4th, 1883, "two bits" or so would be acceptable. A rush for Carpets at Sewell's. See his -a- aoinu Ajan iis, jLvtJiixi vjrxiixiLiizxs; xmporcea ocotcn vjingnams. Salina. by Jonas Freet, J.

Mr. James M. Court. stock and prices and you will understand it. McCarrivk Wilson received a car load of Henry Poffinbarger and Emily Barringer, ney and Miss Hattie E.

Jones. Also on the Abilene. nursery stock Saturday. It is "heeled in" 22d of March, at the Carpenter House in I HIIS I f. 1 1 KV 1 1 1 1.

lit the market, also an elegant line of) cent Prints Ymi. rmnmf. nfTnvJ. tn Willard Swigart and EPzabeth Markley, Buy potatoes at Sterl Zahner's. 20 yds.

good Print for $1, at Berry Bros. at the usual place, north of twin stables. Abilene, by the same, Mr. Geo. A.

Seely and Abilene. over look tlie abova line as it is complete. Miss Jennie Jones. The numerous friends of Mercantile Co. Alexander Miller and Lotie E.

Felton, Sol The band and fire department were out on Tuesday evening, and the former serenaded these worthy young people wish them all omon City. Farmers, Bead This Benj. E. Musser and Emma C. Knox, Abi XjIZsTE3STS- SPECLYL SALE the peace, happiness and prosperity that can possibly fall to the lot of mortals in their pil All descriptions of men's, misses' and children's Boots and Shoes.

Best lene. SEVEN per cent, money to loan at Lebold, Fisher Bank, Abilene, Kansas. Money Geo. A. Seely, Vine Creek, and Jane grimage through life.

Goods and Lowest Prices ever offered in Abi the mayor, councilmen and chief engineer. A handsome new delivery wagon bearing the inscription "Berry Bros. Mercantile Co." is the latest addition to Abilene's fine display of such vehicles. always on hand. 13-tf Jones, Poplar Hill.

Tub Markets. Following are the Markets Jonathan Henry Clay Dean Funkhouser lene, at S. J. Wright's Boot and Shoe store, next door to post-office. In this department.

A full lino of German half bleached white and red Damask, and a full line of 8-4 napkins to match. An elegant line of linen table sets. and Margaret E. Gibson, Solomon City. for this Thursday evening: Best Seed potatoes at Finley's.

New Goods at Case's-. Housekeepers see Sewell's New Spring James R. Mallon, Solomon City, and Amanda Grain Wheat: No. 1, 80; No. 2, 78c; For Sale.

Srack, Windsor, Kan. No. 3, 4, C5c; rejected, 45c; Corn 32c; Oats, 35c; Bye, 55c. W- I Over 500 linen towels at from 75c. to $8.00 per dozen.

Try our 25c. 1 1 towels, very large and a rare bargain. A large assortment of Russia crash. W. M.

Brad field and Laretta E. Creeson, Stock of Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Wall Paper, Abilene. Produce Butter, 15c; Lard, 15c; Eggs Window Shades, etc. Largest and more com Wm. II.

Cook, Hope, and Agnes Slatter, 10c; Potatoes, Apples, dressed plete than ever, and at lowest prices. Mrs. L. Como returned from the metropolitan cities Tuesday, with a large assortment of the latest and most fashionable styles in millinery goods. The Burris Houso, by the terms of the contract, is to be finished and ready for occupancy by May 1st.

Mr. Lash will be landlord as heretofore. Newbern. HOSIERY Catch on to some of our silk and thread hose, for which we have always been headquarters. chickens, 10c; turkeys, 12Jc.

Go to Bonebrake Hardware Co. for bottom Wm. Eisenhauer and Katie Samuels, Solo Liv Stock Cattle, Hogs Strawberry Plants. Early and late Cabbage Plants. Tomato Plants.

Cauliflower Plants. Celery Plants. Egg Plants. Rhubarb Plants. Sage Plants.

Pepper Plants. Sweet Potato Plants. 20 varieties of Annuals (flowers). Raymond Miller. Double strength Vinegar and strictly pure prices on barb wire.

6w. mon City. Sheep $2.00 $3.00. John Niedenheiser and Nellie Eisenhauer, Notice! Solomon City. To all who have unsettled accounts on my Next Monday, April 9th, will be the 18th RUSHES AND LINEN COLLARS.

A full line of the Langtry collars; the very oobbiest in Kansas, all the rape in the east. Come and see our line of Chas. L. Sherman and Adelaide M. Miller, anniversary of the surrender of the confed books.

Please call at once settle with cash or note. J. EBosrdbakb. Solomon Citv. erate army under Lee, and the practical close neck wear and you will be sure to buy.

Our Baptist friends will soon commence the erection of a church on the corner of North Fifth and Spruce streets, to cost in the neighborhood of 3,500. ALL FOOL'S DAT. of the war. In consideration of this the reg Fine Teas and good Crockery and Queens- Spices at Gleiisner Go's. ware at Geauque's.

GO-2 ular meeting of Abilene Post, G. A. 11., on From time out of mind the 1st of April has Still They Come. -A-ISTTD LACES. Car load after car load of new goods for the evening of that day, is to bemade mere than usually interesting.

The subject of a larger room for the Post is the Bpecial order White Star seed potatoes at Finley's. Berry Bros. Mercantile. Co. has received a Berry tiros.

Mercantile Co. been a day in which lo play off pranks on one's fellow men, and people as a general rule are on their guard that day from the rising of the sun to the going down thereof. The largest and most complete line of ribbons, in all the new shades. We can match any color. Don't fail to see our very fine line of Jamestown dress goods this of the evening.

These two considerations New Prints at Milt. Brenizer's. OTTOMAN RIBBONS. A full and complete line of Laces in colored Spanish, Italian and Spanish (impure. week.

I should bring out every member who can pos Wanted. sibly make it convenient to be present. Another Ton of New Paper Hangings and A man and wife, with small family, man W. T. Davidson, Adj't.

Shades received this week at Sewell's. i NEW TOCK OF CLOTHING. to work on farm and woman to cook for hands. Coming on Sunday- this year the usual outdoor tricks were generally dispensed with, such as the package on the sidewalk or road bearing a remarkable resemblance to a dollar's worth of sugar or a pound of tea, Good house furnished. The city election was held Monday.

It was Dust arising from the field does not effect the Barlow Corn Planter. a very quiet affair, only about two-thirds of a NEW STOCK OP GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. J. S. Hollikoer, Chapman.

The Barlow Is the only Corn Planter that when lugged home is found to contain sand full vole being polled. The old council met in Mayor Floyd's office at one o'clock p. m. shows the corn five hills in advance before depositing in the ground. 500 bu.

potatoes at Sterl Si Zahner's. Seed potatoes at Finley's. Give us your trade on garden seeds and we or shavings; the pocket-book trick, which consists in nailing an old, worn out money receptacle firmly to the -sidewalk, while the Wednesday, and canvassed the ballot, which showed the following result: For Mayor H. H. Floyd, 250; A.

L. Beed, 239. For Coun NEW STOCK OF HA1S AND New stock of Boots Loes. New Stock of Groceries. will guarantee satisfaction.

Hoiiub Bitos. Bargains in Dress Goods at J. M. Brenizer's. Go and see him, B.

F. Nelson's new quarters have been Why send away for' garden seeds when whole block watches with delight the victim's futile efforts io obtain possession, with the sole and only intention, be it distinctly understood, of returning it to the rightful owner, who perchance may be a lorn widow cilmen A. S. Davidson, 227, J. J.

Berry, 451 A. M.Crary, 231, B. F. Nelson, 243, W. B.

Smith, 230, A. C. Koinig, 242, A. II. Martin, 202, A.

II. Paul, 247, G. W. Carpenter, 252. cleaned and painted, making it one of the Hodge Bros, will sell you Laudreth'a seeds at neatest andmost attractive grocery establishments in the city.

He will soon put in a same prices you would pay by sen. ling away, and save you postage. with seven helpless orphans to support, and For Police Judge J. C. Koycr, 275, J.

Curts, stock of drygoods. 4-tf 107. H. H. Floyd was declared elected divers and sundry other schemes well-known to the rising generation.

Persons passing Beauty of Hebron seed potatoes at Finley's. Potatoes the best in town at Sterl Zah- mayor, Messrs Berry, Nelson, Paul, Martin and Carpenter, councilmen, and J. C. Hover, along the sidewalk near the hardware store ner s. police judge.

may have observed an old hat lying in a convenient position to the foot of the passer-by. That we are the nly firm that have the nerve to pass out 25c. for 5c. in the way A fine line of choice cigars just received at Gleissner Co's. A Rue line of laee mitts at J.

M. Brenizer's. New Goods at Case's- If you want your house spouted in good of the New Nickel. Kleven recruits were mustered at the special meeting of l'ost No. (13, Inst Saturday, Next regular meeting Monday evening, April 1Mb, at Masonic hall.

John J. 1 terry was chosen president of the city council for ensuing year. His duties as such officer pre to preside at nice tings in the 'absence of the mayor. The weather cleared up on Monday after nearly two weeks of continual clouds, storms and darkness an unusual state of atTairs for this section of country. The city council has confirmed the elections of O.

W. C. Uobrer as chief engineer, Philip Ileigle assistant chief, and Nf. II. Bert secretary, of the fire department.

A cordial invitation Is extended to all ladies interested in the new Baptist church to meet with Mrs. Merrium, at Miss Southworth's on Vino street, this (Friday) afternoon at Engine No. 67 and one freight car ran off the track at the upper switch, caused by the misplacement of the same, Tuesday evening, and it took two hours bard work to replace them. Probate Judge Culbcrtson issued 40 mar-' riage licenses for the quarter ending March 31st. The names and residence of the "high contracting parties' are given in another column.

After Monday, April Oth, J. B. Case will give new nickels in change. No more of these issue are to be issued. They will be valuable and are now selling at a very large premium.

Dr. Flack will sell at auction next Tuesday, April 15th, on his farm at Enterprise, all his farming implements together with his horses, cows, stock cattle, hog, etc. Sale to begin at 10 a. m. Geo.

I. Hubbard returned from Michigan last week, and has resumed his post as bookkeeper in the store of Hodge Bros. He is accompanied by his sister who will spend a few months in Abilene. About two months since an individual by Buy your Sheep Dip at No rthcrafi's. Largest and best potatoes at Slerl Znh- Why it is that the average male biped is pos the name of Geo.

M. Wellman sent an advertisement to the Chroniclk from Ellsworth, ner s. Come and see us whether you buy or not. sessed of an irresistible desire to kick a hat is "one of those things no feller can ever find out." Ladies never kick, but nineteen in twenty of the sterner sex will make a furious Seed corn in bulk at Finley's Egyptian shape and for a small amount of money call at Will Grady's, south of the track. stating that he would be here with a steam washing machine about March 1st.

At the 33 CASE. sweet, and Stowell's evergreen. The Becker Washing Machine- Sow cane seed for early feed, and buy lunge, sufficient to raise the old head-gear to appointed time he put in an appearance, accompanied by a young woman whose business your seed of Hodge Bros. the roofs of the adjoining' buildings. This Over 20,000 now in use.

Every one guar B. F. Kelson has a store full of goods, con anteed to give satisfaction. It is better than the Doty or any oiher make. Ft sale by the sisting of groceries, glass and crockery ware, THE BARLOU ROTARY liw JMPLement house! it was to prove the merits of the machine by practical operation.

They stopped at the Continental, and while there conducted themselves properly, but in due time the board bill was presented when George and assistant, willow and wooden ware, etc Every one Bonebrake Hardware Co. 49-2rn. particular hat did not reach such an exalted position. It contained two healthy brickbats, was hit fair and square fourteen times during the and each time the kicker was entirely of opinion that he had become the kickee, and that his great toe and heel had wanting anything in his line will find his Go to the Bonebrake Hardware Co. for bot stock cemplete and prices as low as the lowest.

tom prices oti barb wire. 6w. leaving the account unpaid, transferred their patronage to the Merchants. We cannot say as much for their conduct here as the woman ap ehanged positions. When you go to the postoffice don't fail to call on J.

M. Brenizer and examine his To Whom it may Concern. CORN PLANTER Some men imagine themselves altogether I have a few thousand dollars that 1 will stock of Lawns, Kuu's Veiling and Laee Bunt loan at eight percent, interest, on approved ings. too smart to be caught by any trick or device on that special day, but we can recall one case where a boaster had the conceit real estate security. Commissions very liberal.

-Haa the A Card- ALFRED 1 RAT. 1 Rhodes. P. Kansas. taken out of him most completely and amusingly.

About a week before the day, during Parlies having cans belonging to me will please return them as I am needing them. J. G. NORTHCRAIT. Strawberry Plants- peared on the register as Mrs.

W. In a week the bill was sent up to the room, wnen George and lady again disappeared, this time jumping the town. The outfit may be classed in the list of "dead beats," and even worse. Hotel keepers of neighboring towns are cautioned against this brace of board bill jumpers, and newspapers may whistle for all the pay they will get for advertising. He has gained confidence by.

reason of being connected with some of our well-known and uni SHOCKEY COWEN II AVE A FULL STOCK OK HARDWARE Which they will sell at Lower Prices than ever before sold in Abilene. AIho agenla for the Challenge Wind Mills, AJTD All tinHs of Faming Implements. a conversation on the subject, he was boldly Raymond Miller has Wilson's Strawberry Plants for sale at twenty-five cents per hun Mercantile declaring that no one ever had or could fool him. -The wile said little but mentally re Hapgood Lister at Berry Bros. dred or $2 a thousand.

4-6t All goods marked down to bed rock at Berry The Barlow will make a throw every time, solved that his case should be attended to in due time, although regretting that it must be on that particular day Sunday. The family Pleolvlng Seed. Cup Which shows the corn five hills in advance before depositing in the ground. Do not buy a Corn Planter until you have carefully examined THE Bros. Mercantile Co.

will not cut the corn, catch or bind, and can versally esteemed citizens, who are much chagrined at his conduct and deeply regret that Preaching at Christian church Sunday morning and evening. Morning subject, "Sufficiency of the Scriptures." Evening subject, "Philip and the Eunuch. John Boons, Pastor. took seats at the table for the mid-day meal. Behold '-the man who couldn't be fooled" gnawing away on steak barely warmed, jab he has used that fact to further his imposi bing his fork into potatoes hard as brickbats tions on the public.

The press of the State should post their readers in regard to this 1 1 imm 1 boiled one minute by the drinking senna tea sweetened with sand, and never tum couple. PERSONAL MENTION. not be put out of order. Do not fail to call on J. M.

Brenizer, one door south of postoffico, and examine his immense stoak of Dry Goods and Groceries. New Goods received daily. Stock raisers everywhere are recommending cane for early feed. Buy your seed at Hodge Bros. S.

J. Wright has the finest and best line of Gent's hand-sewed Boots and Shoes ever brought to Abilene. Fewest styles in differ The Abilene Cornet Band design giving a minstrel entertainment at the opera house in two or three weeks, the proceeds to be used for purchasing uniforms for the members. Particulars in due time. Buokeve Has decided not to close out, but will W.

A. Morton, general agent of the Kan continue to give sas Farmers, came in from the cast Monday. Rev. W. II.

Snyder went to Lincoln Center Wednesday, to atteud the Presbytery, and re BARGAINS turns next week. Come to the Chronicle for job printing. J. C. Davy, an old resident of Abilene in years gone by, is taking in the present situa We have the Bnford and Canton Clipper Stirring and Riding Plows.

Cultivators, Walking and Combined, Stalk Cutters, double and single; All kinds ttad tite fHarrowi, th Farmer's Friend and EraDs' COXtIS PLANTERS, Hajworth 'aod other Checkrowers Roshford, Orchard City and Widod LUMBER WAGONS, Watcrtown ritf Wagoni. We have the Challenge Feed Mills, Which we warrant to grind 40 buahela of any kind of grain per hour. THE CHALLENGE GEARED WIND MILLS, From a 11 ft. wheel upwards, which we will guarantee to he equal to any other power mill This (Thursday) evening John Kolley and wife will give a concert at the opera house. Mr Keltey has the finest lot of newspaper endorsements we have yet seen, and is spoken of as a remarkably fiue violinist.

Tsach Kits' Examination. A teachers' examination for certificates will be held in Abi-leoe, at the usual place, Saturday, April 14th, 188:1, commencing at 'J o'clock, a. ui. 1). D.

HoBNADAV, Co. Supt. -I5r- tion this week. Ed. Vegiard returned from Las Vegan, N.

Monday. He is undecided whether or not he will again go west. bling to the racket until he commenced breaking eggs whose contents were empty air. But she was'nt through with him yet. His favorite Sunday evening luncheon is milk, pie and doughnuts.

Turning out a tumbler of the fluid he pours it down, remarks that the old cow's milk grows poorer every day, must sell her to the butcher and take of the milkman, (it is pure chalk and water), the pie has a stuffing of bran well sweetened, and the doughnuts contain a wad of cotton. As he puts in the balance of the evening removing the former "king of our country" from between his molars and incisors he frankly acknowledges that he has been gloriously humbugged, and fittingly punished for defying a woman to play on him an April Fool joke. Lest our readers may imagine that the above is manufactured out of "whole cloth," we declare it to be a fact, although occurring years ago during the writer's apprenticeship, he being also a "victim" in consequence of coming in too late to be posted as to the peculiar make up of the evening repast. He escaped at noon by reason of being at a sabbath school or a be J't just remember which. Inspector general Wiseman, department of ent widths.

Call and be fitted with a pair of Boots or Shoes that will always please you. A full line of Lubin's, Palmer's, Wright's, and Lasell, Marsh and Gardner's bulk extracts at Northcraft's. Vaccine Virus at Northcraft's. New Photograph Gallery. airs.

Levi haa her new photograph gallery over Rothschild's in full blast. She has a fine room, the latest and most approved appliances, and is a very excellent artist. Call and see her work. Seed Growing. One of the most important branches of ag A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES Kansas, G.

A. passed through our city on a western inspecting tour last Monday. -OF- Mrs. A. L.

Langellier, who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Melzger, in our BOOTS AND SHOES city, will soon depart for her home in St.

Paul, Minu. -AT- DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QTJEEJSrSWRE AND WOODWARE. Will Davy came up from Kansas City for a short visit to the scenes of his T-C-McINERNEY'S. riculture is that of producing seed, as noth youthful days. He is a compositor on the Journal.

ing is more important, for if poor or mixed much loss will be the result. At the Mohawk Valley Seed Gardens, located at Ca.no- Messrs. Augustine Lebold hajre opeued a wholesale dry goods, hardware and notion store in the room known as Augustine's hall, on Broadway. This is the first and only establishment of the kind in the city. The new city council met in the mayor's office Wednesday, and the following appointments were confirmed: City Attorney, G.

W. II urd; City Treasurer, Thos. Kirby. Confirmation of other appointments laid over one week. Hose Co.

No. 1 elected officers Tuesday blljht. W. L. Allison was chosen foreman and W.

II. Carpenter assistant foreman. Mr. Allison has tilled the first-named position in a a very satisfactory manner during the past year as is evidenced by his re-election. We are pleased lo note that Prof.

Bagley is again able to be about, and was at bis post as jonane, A. 1 large quantities or both vege sola in the uouniy. or money refundl. HOKHK I'OWEltS Suitable fur grinding feed, shelling corn Horse Hay Rakes, Mowing and Harvesting Maekiaei, Pumps and Gas Pipe a Specialty. Unit and nee and g-t pricn.

We warrant all goods lo compete with any sold in the market. Corner Broadway and 4th Streets, ABIL.ENK, ICVIN WVS. superintendent of the Lutheran School last table ana nower seeds are grown ana sold at wholesale and retail. Florists, Market Gar Sabbath. deners and Dealers should send for a whole I get all my Boots and Shoes made to order, and fcno theni to be good.

Mj Prices are 20 per ceut. lower than houses that advertise selling at eost. I keep a full line of the celebrated Cox shoes of Rochester, in Ladies', Children's, Boys' acd Gents' shoes, and one pair of them will wear longer than two pair of any other make. Please examine my Stock and Prices and know you will see a great contrast. I Pnv tlto HIGHEST OmuIi lor IlideMaiul Sign of Big Boot Broadway St.

J. G. Hamaker returned from a trip to the sale catalogue. Nellis' Floral and Garden In structor contains a beautiful chromo and eastern citits Sunday evening. His new goods are now arriving, and the store is con many illustrations and hints, sent free to all.

You can find a large line of Williams Ho jet's shoes for children's and misses' wear at S.J. Wright's Boot and Shoe Store. These are lhe finest and best goods made in America. Spring HeeW in large variety. or with a package of vegetable or flower seeds stantly crowded with customers.

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