The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-10

1lc tlllCI plloIlS SIdlh MIN VI phOo
& Gordon shipped the first car load of
new wheat yesterday.
Frank Toms returned Saturday morn
ing from three months visit to Baltl-
more and other points i'll the east.
Franks friends were delighted to wei
come him back.
Rev. J. J. DelO. OF Brunswick, y. Y,
is visiting this county with view of
locating in it in the arfutre. lie IS
an old friend of Hon. c. ii. Lebold, Mr..
c. Rugh, Rev. DR.. Bowers and Rev. ).
p. Harrington.
The friends of 5. o. Henry were
pleased to extend to him Il cordial well
come home. upon his arrival last Sunday
morning. Stewart has been enjoying
the pleasures and advantages of ayear' $
study and travel in Germany.
IF. WOrley. manager of the har-
ness department at BOnebrake'S. in
forms us that on last Thursday he sold
one hundred and twenty-five nets, and
| that for the past five months two hun
dred and twelve sets of harness have
been sold. \ business department that.
s~-
Everything points to successful fair
this fall. Officers, be not backward.
come to the front and the REFLECTOR
will lend its mighty lever in helping to
make the fair this fall the prcD,itm fair
| for this part of the state. Where there
is unity i'll action much can be accom-
plished.
Rev. Shuck. has been appointed pas
tor of the United Brethren church of
this place. to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Rev. Herr few
weeks ago. Mr.. Shuck comes from
LecomptOn. Kas., and until recently
has been connected with the Lane Uni.
versity of that place.
W. s. Lowe. of Lexington. and his
friend J. 5. Robbins, of Indiana, gave
the REFLECTOR a call last Monday
morning. Mr.. Lowe says everything il
i'll a prosperous condition i'll and around
Harrington. and Mr.. Robbins is so wei
pleased with sunny Kansas, that he il
willing to make it his future home.
Mr.. y. f. Sibbald, the scenic and ar
tistic painter of this city, has been do
ing some very fine work on the walls o
the dining room at the Merchant IOte
consisting of mountain and beautiful
lake scenes, cataracts leaping over prec
ipices. &C.. one of the most cOnspicuOu
is the Niagara falls represented YER
correctly. considering the ground t
work on. an old plastered wall, it
fine.
An exchange SAYS: y new gam
called the Printers Delight" is a ney
and pleasing one and just the thing 70
this season of the year. 1t is played i
the following manner: Take a sheet O
white paper and put your autograph o
it. then fold it carefully around ban
| note sufficient to pay up all arrears an
a wear i'll advance. then put it i'll an Ell
velOpe: write our address on tine Ou
5 side. stick one of Uncle Sans little re
e chromOs on the corner. hand it to til
g postmaster and we'll take the cOnst
: quences.
The National Encampment of the {
: A. II. to he held at Minneapolis, MINI
!. on the sd, promises to out eclipse an
thing of the kind ever held in this coul
;. try. Fare for the round trip from Al
n lene is $1,000. COmrade e. J. McDivit
t Senior Vice Department Commando
If Headquarters at Abilene, Kansas, W
take command of all comrades who W
attend along the line of the Union Z
CHIC IdllIUdl- dllu tliC COtIlllN liiDulfa
Is to this road. which will be known
s the First or Union Pacific DivisiO
h and all who contemplate going shOu
" see him by this time and the lot
= Comrades can take their wives al
4 children into camp with them. Tho
IS ladies who were at Denver last We
If will tell you that camping out
Jolly. Plenty of straw will be furnish
u for bedding. and every effort will
E. made to make your stay in camp pie;
ant.