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Washington Post
The "Washington correspondent of a
Chicago newspaper has had a square
look at the president, and finds him
much "thinner." Trying to harmonize
with Ins party probably.
Moonlight's Close Shave.
Lenvenworth Standard.
Moonlight beats the world on close
races. Gilpatrick defeated him by five
for the state, senate. Bond beat him
by nine for sheriff. Prest was too
much for him by-twelve and now Keller
downs him by seventeen.
General Sherman's Future Business.
New Orleans Picayune. - . .
General Sherman will be in St. Louis
this winter, ready to go behind the
scenes and kiss all soubrette actresses
who apply; but for advertising purpo
ses his kisses will not be so valuable as
they when he was in "Washington at the
head of the army.
OFFICIAL VOTE.
"We give below the official vote of
Dickinson County. The candidates are
distinguished as follows, (d) democrat,
(r) republican, (ir) independent re
publican, (g) greenback, (p) prohibi
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Peroration in a Kentucky Court.
Gentlemen, you may hang the ocean
on a grapevine to dry, lasso an aval
anche, pin a napkin to the mouth of a
volcano, slum the clouds from the sky
with a teaspoon, paste "to let" on the
moon and stars, but never for a mo
ment delude" yourselves with the idea
that this charming girl is guilty of the
charge preferred against her.
Constitutional Restoration.
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Abilene.
Hodge Brothers
Buckeye.
Banner.
Senator Bayard lately gave utterance
to the educated, conservative opinion of
the country, when he said: "It was
during the period of the civil war that
the current of centralization set in, and
it has not yet subsided. The question
is whether the Avar being over, we are
to have a settled, restored constitutional
union of the states V If I was asked
the difference between a republican and
a democrat, I would say that the former
would do a thing which he deems polit
ically right, while the latter would do
a thing he deems right, provided the
constitution allowed him. How shall
Ave produce a condition of liberty to the
poor as Avell as to the -rich, the foolish
as Avell as the wise? Simply by estab
lishing something Avhich is above the
passions of the hour. That something
is laAV, framed in an imperishable form.
All men are not equal; the inequalities
in strength and in intellect are evident
everywhere. "We must correct these in
equalities by law. That is Avhat the
constitution Avas framed for favors to
none, justice for all.
How Mr. Tilden Voted.
New York Tribune.
Third avenue, near Twentieth street,
had a sensation about noon yesterday.
At 12 o'clock Samuel J. Tilden, once
president of the United States, cast his
Arote at the polling place in Third aven
ue, near Twentieth street. For some
time before noon a close carriage had
stood before Mr. Tilden's house, 2Jo. 15
Gramercy park. When Mr. Tilden is
sued from his handsome residence he
Avore a loose-fitting black suit, a high
collar and black tie, a loose black over
coat Avith a velvet collar and a slim
black silk hat. IleAvalked slowly down
the steps, folloAved by Mr. Smith, his
private secretary, and they both entered
the carriage. "When the carriage reached
the polling place the driver brought it
round with a flourish and a graceful
curve before the door. Mr. Tilden
walked Avith slow steps across the side
Avalk. At the threshold he stopped and
rested for a minute, Avhile his secretary
pulled out a bunch of tickets. Mr. Til
den took off his hat.
"What is the name?" respectfully
asked one of the inspectors. There was
a next to inaudible murmur, and the
inspector repeated in a loud voice, 'Sam
uel J. Tilden.' After voting he boAved,
the half dozen persons present lifted
their hats, and the sage of democracy
was driven to his home. lie voted the
straight democratic ticket.
MEMPHIs'eOTJtE SOUTH.
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Detroit.
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, NAILS,
MECHANICS TOOLS,
Acorn Stoves,
BUGGIES, SPEING WAGONS,
lTjri&i
Tin Roofing and Spouting a Specialty
Call and get prices before buying elseAvhere.
Have just received an immense stock of
above goods and if you will call we
will convince you that Ave are
selling at Ioav prices.
GRAND OPENING OF NEW
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Buckeye Avenue, ABILENE, KANSAS.
Enterprise.
Fragr'tHill
Flora.
Garfield.
liases.
Hope.
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Take Notice
OF THE
Parlors in Abilene, Kansas.
The mxlcmlxncfl token jilciiMnre Jn announcing to thcpen-.le of Dickinson and adjoining conntlcs,
that he linn JtiHt tilted ii In flrrtt clnnH ftyle the bent fet of Photographic Eooms in the State. The
operating room In funiUlivd with both Parlor and Landscape Scenery, the handsomest ever brought to
Abilene, together with all the acciworlcH needful In making first class Photographs having a mam
mouth sky-light which han been pronounced by competent judges to be the ideal of perfection, and an
experience of over twenty-one years In the business, I feel competent to Insure to those who may
faor me with their patronage as fine work as can be done In the State. My motto being in the future
as In the pant, "Satisfaction or money refunded."
tff Babies pictures taken In half a second.
J. A. HANSBROUGH, Artist.
TO BREEDERS of CATTLE.
WE HAVE A FEW FINELY BEED
Short-Horn Bull Calves
WHICH WE WISH TO DISPOSE OF TIHS FALL.
JSS?- Here is a rare chance to get good stock cheap. For further informa
tion call on II. II. FLOYD, Abilene, Kansas.
4-2m. FLOYD & BOAELMAN,
Jefferson.
Lvona.
Lvons.
Logan.
Kansas City to McnqjMs Without Change
of Cars.
The attention of the people of the west and
north-west is called to the Memphis extension
of the Kansas City, Ft- Scott & Gulf Railroad,
now completed and in operation between Kansas
City, Mo., and Memphis, Tenn. The completion
of this short line to the south brings that hereto
fore to the v'est practically inaccessible section
Into close relation with the West and North-west
to the very great advantage of all.
Through trains for Memphis with Pullman
Palace Sleeping Car and elegant Day Coaches
leave Kansas City dally, saving frequent changes
and many hours time to Memphis, Jacksonville,
Fla.. New Orleans, and all Southern cities. Tour
ists tickets via this short route to Jacksonville,
Mobile, New Orleans, and all the winter pleasure
resorts of the South, will be on sale at all coupon
offices throughout the west. A map of this new
route has Just been prepared and will be mailed
free on application to j. js jlockwooo, . r. k t.
A., Kansas City, Ma
LUTHER POTTEE,
eneral Auctioneer,
Woodbine, P. 0,, Kas.
Will cry sales of all kinds at reasonable rates.
Satisfaction -guaranteed or no pay.
EATD3 & JACKSON,
ID'QELtlStS,
(Successors to Dr. Crise,)
Dental Parlors cor. Broadway and Second Sts.,
AU operations known to the Dental profci-tfon
performed in the most skillful manner. Teeth
extracted without pain by the use of local anaes
thetics and gas.
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Men
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Total number of votes cast 3057. The
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SHERIFFS SALE.
NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
sale issued bv the Clerk of District Court of
Dickinson county. State of Kansas, in a cause
pending therein, wherein Henry Weyrich and John
Smith, co-partners as P. Weyrich & Co., are plain
tiffs, and John Mahoncy and Mary Mahoncy arc
defendants, I will, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 17th, A. D., 1883,
at the front door of the court house, in the city of
Abilene, County Vf Dickinson, State of Kansas, at
10 o'clock, a. 3i., of said day, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following real estate, to-wit:
The one undivided one-eighth (Jg) ofthe'south
half of the north-east quarter (h) und the south
eat qnartcr of the north-west quarter of section
thirty-six (30) in township number eleven (11)
south of range three (3) east of the Cth principal
meredian in Dickinson County, State of Kansas.
The said real estate will be sold pursuant to the
judgment of the Court in said cause recited in said
order of sale.
Witness my hand this 13th dav of November, A.
D. 1883. HENRY LITTS,
Sheriff of Dickinson Co., Kansas
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LIVERY
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Before Buying Elsewhere.
coal! Coal- ??al
Coal of any kind and in any quantity delivered to all parts
of the city by C. J. McDivitt. Leave ronr orders with him.
PIONEER.
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IL.S ALWAYS BEEX
SEEN'S SUITS.
From 37 to 42 Size.
Sattjnet suits, worth S 8.
Union Cassimere suits, worth 10,
Union Cassimere suits, worth
AH Wool Cassimcre-suits, worth
All Wool Cassimere suits, worth
Ex. Fine all wool suits, worth
Ex. Fine all wool suits worth
Ex. Fine all wool stilts, worth 25.
English worsted suits, worth 30.
Custom made suits in fiinc cassimere and
worth 530 for 25, worth S40 for 530.
12.
15.
18.
20.
for S 4.
for G.
for 8.
for 10.
for 12.
for 1G.
for 18.
for 20.
for 25.
wonted
YOUTHS SUITS.
MEN'S OVERCOATS.:
From 37 to 42 Size.
FEED and SALE STABLE.
South side of railroad on Cedar St.,
D. H. Metzger, Pro.
Sattinct Overcoats,
Sattinct Overcoats
Sat. Doubled Faced Over,
Sat. Doubled Faced Over,
All Wool Cas. Overcoats,
All Wool Cas. Ex. heavy Ov
All Wool Cas. Ex. heavy Ov
English Worsted Overcoats,
English Melton Overcoats,
English Beaver Overcoats,
worth S 4 for
worth 8 for
worth
worth
w orth
worth
worth
worth
worth
worth
10 for
12 for
15 for
20 for
22 for
25 for
30 for
40 for
4.
6.
8.
12.
15.
10.
20.
25.
30.
From 24 to 37
Sattinct Suits,
Sattinct Suits,
Union Ca-simerc suits,
Union Cassimere suits,
All wool suits,
All wool suits,
English Worsted suits,
English Worsted suits,
25 Custom made Suits in
535 forS25.
Size.
worth S C for 5 4.
worth
worth
worth
worth
worth
worth
worth
8 for
10 for
15 for
18 for
20 for
25 for
30 for
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8.
12.
15.
18.
20.
25.
The Pipneer in Low Prices.
And now offers better bargains to all. Having but little money invested in show
we can often sell goods cheaper than more pretentious establishments. We keep
the best call and see.
4 3m D. Gr. SMITH. "
FOE COAL
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Youths Overcoats.
From 34 to 37 Size.
Sattinct Overcoat, wprth 5 4 for $ 2.
Sattinct Overcoat, wortji G for 4.
Sattinct double faced Ov. worth 8 for 6,
Sattinct double faced Ov. worth 10 for 8,
All wool double faced Ov. worth 12 for 10.
All wool double faced Ov. worth 15 for 12.
Fancy double faced Ov. worth 18 for 15.
Fancy double faced Ov. worth 20 for 16.
English Worsted Ov. worth 22 for 18.
English Worsted Ov. worth 25 for 2n.
English Melton Overcoat, worth 30 for 25.
Hard oiSoft, you want to go to M. INicolay's 'coSl and
lumber yard on the south side. And now is the time to
buy your winter supply.
A Full Line of First Class
Queensware,
T. C. McINERNEY,
DEALER IX
BOOTS
HARRY BECKER &. CO,'
GROCERIES delivered in the city FREE OP CHARGE.
Mifcry. MILLINERY, i Milhry.
AND
SHOES
Mrs. Como & Co., are showing a magnificent line of Fall and "Winter" Milli
nery goods, just received direct from Chicago and St. Louis. The ladies are
invited to call and see genuine expellence of ftie stock.
Also proprietor of
FBANK A. SMALLEY,
GRADUATE ACCOUNTANT,
And Practical Book-Kceper, will adjust and po.-t
books furnish trial and balance sheet!?, regulate.
partncrbip interests, &c, in city or country, on
ehort notice, in best manner at reasonable rates?.
Highest references furnished. Also an expe
rienced AUCTIONEER, will cry talcs in the
country. Office, cor. 3d & Broadway over Ogdcn,
Wcnlworth & HUl'e Hardware ctorc.
"Farmers' Home."
3?SLClfi.C HoijL-se,
E. GEORGE, Pro.
Goou Accommodations, Goon Sizeu Sample
Room. Rates, S1.50 pek Day.
ENTJ3BPBISE, KANSAS.
Gets all his Boots and Shoes made expressly from the hest of leathers, and can
recommend them to he the best made, AT VERY LOW PRICES.
HE AXSO DEALS IN
HATS CAPS, and LEATHER FINDINGS.
gsSjg5 Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides.
Mclnerney Block.
Broadway St.
A LARGE AND VARIED LOT OP
JUST BEING RECEIVED BY
G.F.WORLEY,
DEALER IN Harnecs, Collars, Bridles, Whips, Trunks, and Horse Goods Generally. Bepalrinir
Promptly Done. South-East Corner of Cedar and Third. Streets,, .
6 3m
Abilene,
Kansas.
JOB PRINTING.
If you want Letterheads, Envelopes, Billheads, Statements, Bnsinesa Cards,
Invitations, Programmes, Circulars, Visiting Cards, Sale-Bills, &c, you can be
accommodated on short notice and at "hedrrwV TnP nr. tho Toilet rr.rvr ;
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charges.
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