The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-03-12
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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The Jolly Pathfinders, March 18th,
Bonebrake's Opera House.
A. E. Bishop . I'D J. B. Case VII go
East this week for new goods.
The Jolly Pathfnders comprise 26
people. Don't fail to see them.
J.J. Huitt, of Solomon City, gave the
REFLECTOR a cash call last Saturday.
The county commissioners meet next
Monday to let the poor farm contracts.
Mr.. Hobbs. 81, and Mrs. F. L. Parker
visited Kansas City the first of the
week.
Services in st. Johns Episcopal
church next Sunday morning and even
ing.
T,eLeg- AZURE Of This State has adj
iou:nod. but no railroad le7 Station was
accomplished.
ssSix Peas in Pod March 18th, at
Bonebrake's Opera House. Laughing
room only.
If you don't register before March
28th you can't vote at the city election
on April 18th.
TIE REFLECTOR is glad to welcome
I. S. Ha lam 10 The business and social
circles of GU! city.
A marriage license has been issued to
Jacob S. Hollinger and Miss Ida NJ.
Fritz, bo,n of PlymptOn.
Foo railroad tickets to all points in
the east call at d. Z. & n. D., opposite
depot, Abilene, Kas.
The Henry House and plai fOrm are
under ding repairs which will decidedly
improve the looks of things.
Mr.. VIM. p. Lenhart and Miss Aman-
da S. Kleine were recently married by
Judge CulbertSon at his residence.
District Court adjourned last Satur
day until Wednesday, April Sth, when
a three DAYS session will be held.
CorDanv Il s FAIR p ID suDOer have
been pos, lorPt 10 WeGneSCav and
Thursdae eve - 5, March % and %.
Mrs. Phillip Heigle made a surprise
party for her husband, Wednesday
evening, the 4th, it being his birthday,
WANTED-To rent a house with or
6 rooms by the 10th of April for y
months. Address, John j. Reagan,
Industry.
i'm. Brenizer is having the cellar
of his new b ick store building on
Buckeye, no in of Third street, e&cava-
ted.
Ira Smith and Lydia Davis, both of
Abilene. were married las week by
Judge Culbertson in his Office at the
court house.
Frank lie, is happy in the possession
of n rew express wagon painted red.
Frank is oo- OF the Ueso men Jay Gould
has il his employ.
If YOU are contemplating a trip east
be sure and first call on b. ii. D'Huy
for rates, time tables, sc. Opposite
depot, Abilene, KaS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon ROthschild re-
turned last Saturday from an extended
and ENJOYABLE visit with relatives and
friends in Pennsylvania.
Services in st. Johns Episcopal
church every Wednesday afternoon, at
half-past two o'clock. Meeting of the
the Guild after services.
Remember that you can buy railroad
ri cts to any point in the East as
cheap or cheaper from Il. III. ID HuN
than you can buy them III Kansas City
Capt. Seaman was n town thi:
west. and he very emphauc9'y say;
that N. w. Tyler wi have me post
office at CHAPMAN if ANY demOc-al get
it.
Marr ed. March 10Th, 1885, at Inc
Probate Judges office in this city, b!
JOIN p. Quinn, J. p, B. c. Phillip
ald Miss Ida Shaffer, bon of Chapman
rs.
For through tickets to Pittsburg
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, o.
anv point in the East, call on b. IL
D'Huy. D. L. & n. D., Opposite de
pot. Abilene, Kas.
M. II. E. Dewey will pr ye in tn
civ ,1-da5 from Pennsylvania. o.
youu" lend I. E. WI fee. happy {. II
come led aga 1. They WI live on IN
west side Of the creek.
DR.. Re nedy. an old and reSpec e
ci, zen uf June ON City, dropped dea
upon the streets of that Gag last Tues
day mo-. ng. A stroke Of appop'eX
was the cause Of Inc Dr., death.
The many friends of Miss June WIS
will be glad to learn thu she has SO Ia
imp .oved in health as 10 be a1.e to b
out of the house. She was up town 10
the first t me in several months las
TUESDAY.
The Larned Eagle-Optjc of Marc
9Th was an eight page edition. devoe
to Larned and Pawnee county. TIL
Eagle Optic is an enterprising, ably ed
~ ted paper and is one of our most value
exchanges.
Mr.. J. C. Buckingham, whose hui
band has relatives liz ing south of tow
died at her home in Dunmore, Lack
wanna county, Penn, on the 18th
February. She leaves boy baby, boz
on the 9th of Feb uary.
Squire Barber was oui r,d:ng La
Tuesday, enjoying the mild, de- 3htf
air. He Ual ed arOuId "a the REFLE
TOR oiice. BE has not yet regaln'
the use OF his riglt side, but othe NJ
ne is ,ooi.; 1g very well
Judge CulDertson was called upon
90 to his Office at the court house IL
Saturday morning at $50 o'clock, the
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