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Newspaper
The Abilene Reflector
Location
Abilene, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1885
Page
7
The Abilene Reflector poem evokes lilacs and perennial blooms as memories return each year. It speaks of childhood joys, a beloved partner, a wedding, and the scent of flowers guiding love and duty. The speaker recalls planting flowers, a bride’s homecoming, and vows as life’s fragrance lingers.
Mr. Pevensey, a restless bachelor, hosts a spectral visitor Pembroke who claims Pevensey once led a disreputable life. The ghost exposes past sins, hints at Emory’s fate, and triggers a midnight return to reality. After a dramatic exchange the man seeks Miss Emory, faces arrest, and learns of a possible future with dignity and truth.
A Virginia press summary lauds President Cleveland as faithfully carrying out a reform program in three months. It highlights changes in the State Treasury Post Office Interior and Army departments, the removal of partisan appointees and the easing of sectional barriers, noting a united country under his leadership.
A New Jersey political reminiscence recounts Senator McPherson’s role in averting a Republican capture of New Jersey. He confronted warnings of a local trade to swing the state, warned traitors to rally to the Democratic cause, and publicly dismissed a bragging dispatch as the state shifted to a Democratic majority. The piece links his influence with national party outcomes and cites newspaper attributions.
Horatio Seymour marks his seventy fifth birthday on May 31 1810 born. In a letter to a close friend he notes aging sight and limbs yet reports sharp mind and continued political interest. He backs Cleveland praising patient gradual administration and Democratic principles. He asserts no doubt on Cleveland's democracy and urges strengthening the party with honest leaders. He ends with dignity and affection for old allies and faith in the American people.
The dealer asserts a long standing policy of serving customers with guaranteed value and low prices for cheap goods. He promises to match or beat any offer while maintaining Central Kansas's largest stock of books and stationery plus added offerings.
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