The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-09
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Poor old Gnzette,

town on Monday.
Easter Sunday was generally observed
by the churches Of Abilene.
DR.. E. Z. Hazlett mOurns the deatl
o. valuable Hereford cow.
An elegant line of Ladies Fine Hand
Bays just received by NOrthcraft.
Thos. Kirby is fitting up his bank
room in very attractive manner.
Solomon Stauffer has sold his resi-
dence property on Buckeye Avenue to
L. A. Reed.
You will find the cheapest, best and
most complete stock Of Millinery III the
city at Mrs. POrters.
Don't you forget that Mrs. l.. Como
keeps the largest and best stock Of mil
linery goods i'll the city.
For Railroad and Steamship tickets
apdly to b. ii. D'Huy, opposite depot,
Abilene, Kan. ID. L. 81 y. ID.
NJ. A. Finley has just received about
500 bushels of fine Iowa potatoes, which
he will sell III this market.
Mrs. L. Como will go east this week
to buy millinery goods OF the latest
styles for the spring trade.
The Sherwin Williams Paints will
cover 100 square feet more to the gallon,
than any other paint on the market.
The right hand of fellowship was
given to twenty-three new members at
the Baptist church last Sunday morning.
Capt. J. J. Reagan's sale on the 31st
ult. was largely attended and the prop
erty sold realized the Capt. near ST. 600.
Mr.. George Waters returned on Sun
day from a business trip through the
western counties, in the interests of W.
II. IriOn.
Nathan Arnold, of Alleghaney City,
has been the guest of his brother-in-law,
Simon ROthschild, for the past few
days.
Have you seen the Sherwin Williams
Paints just received by j. G. North
craft.
w. l.. Hutchinson, the handSOmest
one of Faulkner's handsome clerks, is
visiting his parents and sugar plum in
Illinois this week.
The senior Hoffman was elected
Mayor of Enterprise last Monday by a
small majority. His opponent was the
genial real estate man, j. ii. Brady.
The new house of worship erected III
the north part of town by the River
Brethren, will be dedicated on Sunday,
April 18th. Services at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
The finest Millinery goods in the
CITY are to be found at Mrs. l.. COmO's,
on Cedar street. She has one of the
most artistic trimmerS to be found i'll
the larger cities.
Mr.. Jas. Ball, former well-knOwn
resident of Abilene, was in town Mon
day shaking hands with old friends,
who, were pleased to see his genial,
pleasant face once more.
To-day next two fOrlorn bache-
lors and one jolly benedict, Mr.. c. Ste
vens, Major Bowling and Mr.. W. Hal
lowell, will leave for the New Orleans
Exposition and the sunny south.
The REFLECTOR wishes the successful
CITY candidates a very good morning
and trusts that the weather is not at all
disagreeable to those who were defeated.
In the language of the Suns Chinese
poet, eve may all be happy yet, you
bet"
On next Tuesday night the temper
ance opera, Loves Triumph" vii
be presented to our readers, under the
dictatorship of Miss Aula Moore. The
cast is composed of our best young peO-
pie, and our citizens should give them
full house.
Capt. Reagan and family moves tC
Abilene this week and the REFLECTOR
is pleased to extend to them the right
n6s- of friendship and welcome of thi:
city, especially the FIRST Ward IN which
they have located.
Miss Alice Como arrived on Monday
from her winter of study and teaching
in Leavenworth. for visit to her pa
rents. Miss Allie is a hard worker anC
a diligent student and deserves the dis
tinctiOn she has gained as an accom-
plished musician.
The REFLECTOR man enjoyed al
exhilarating drive last Monday behinC
Grover. b. ii. D'Huy's fine stopper
r. II. has a fine turnout, and it is al
admirable trait in him that he uses i
for the pleasure and benefit of hi
friends.
Rev. Stauffer, of the Reformed church
begins a series of meetings in the Evan
gelical church at Enterprise on Thurs
day evening to continue over next Sal
bath. Consequently there will be n
service in Grace Chapel, Abilene, mex
Sunday.
A. H. Martin returned home frol
Washington last week, thoroughly di:
gusted with the way the so-called leaC
ers of Kansas democracy were conduc
ing themselves. He says that a kanSa
democrat in Washington is almost afrai
TO saw that he is from Kansas.
The Bulletin Paint Board of She
win Williams Paints in front of Nortl
crafts drug store is attracting muc
attention. and well it may for Sherwi
Williams Paints are rich in color an
durable. This is one of the most con
plete manufacturing establishments
the world and their paints have reacht
the highest degree of excellence.
The oyster supper given by the Wa
nut and Maple Grove people at Hem
Wiseburn's, of Grand View Farm, W;
quite a success in every particular, 81
ty-fonr persons being present. Mus
was furnished by the WoOdbine Corn
Band and was excellent. The boys
doing fine under the management
their teacher, Mr.. Reed. We predi
that the Woodbine Band will be secol
to none in the county. All appeared
enjoy themselves greatly and went hor