The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-02
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Peck's Bad Boy April Sd.
City election next Tuesday.

J. S. Kelley spent last Saturday ant
Sunday in Kansas city. "a
REFLECTOR Office is prepared tOprin
tickets on short notice.
Peck's Bad Boy should be seen b,
every person in Abilene.
Col. Swigart mourns the loss by dealt
of valuable mare and colt.
The Bad Boys Pa is simply immense
Bonebrake's Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell have moved tC
their house on Sixth street.
Daniel Becker, of Baxter Springs
Kansas, is a late arrival in the city.
Miss Lillian Armitage is'the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. y. Z. Bishop.
Interesting concert exercises at the
Baptist church next Sunday evening.
M. John Payne returned last Friday
morning from business trip to Chicago.
This issue of the REFLECTOR con-
tains a map of the Oklahoma territory.
Come in and get a copy of the RE-
ELECTORS map of the State of Kansas.
This peaceful calm may be treacher-
Gus. Look out for a storm on election
day.
Only 50 cents to any part of the Opera
House to see Peck's Bad Boy and
his Pa.
Mr.. D'IIuy, of Fort Scott, Kan, is
visiting his brother, b. Ii. D'Huy, in
this city.
Monthly Covenant meeting of the
Baptist church next Saturday afternoon
at three O'Clock. .' ft
Mr.. Simons of the Salina Herald,
was in the city Monday and favored the
REFLECTOR with eall.--..-..-.....--.-..
Mrs. II. II. Hazlett is building a fine
Queen Anne cottage on the east end of
her lot on West I'd street.
Hon! j, r.. Burton delivered alecture
on elecutieh at the Lawrence Univer-
sity last Tuesday evening.
independent tickets are likely to be
numerous next Tuesday. Already bu-
giles have been sounded for the war.
Mrs. ~Crozier and daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Wicks, returned on Thursday last from
an extended visit in Indiana and Illinois.
Rsbf Gray of Holland tp. has sold
his farm to +. c.. Cornell and John
Watts, and has gone to Rhode Island
to live.
Henry Berger and brother and Mr..
Kassabaum, of Industry, were welcome
callers at the REFLECTOR office last
Saturday.
BY paying your subscription to the
REFLECTOR in advance you will get
handsomely mounted map of the State
of Kansas.
The ordinance of baptism will be adj
ministered at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning just before the regu-
ular services begin.
Ed. Kline has wooden imitation of
a steam engine which is very unique in
its design, and he is as proud of it as
baby is of red shoes.
The voters registered in this city
number 727, distributed as follows:
FIRST ward AS. Second ward 227, Third
ward 219, Fourth ward 1856.
Easter Service by the Sunday School
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
dag evening. Reception of new mem
bers at the morning services.
New and substantial sidewalks are
being built on both sides of Buckeye
Avenue to Ninth street. An improve
ment which will be appreciated.
Interesting services are being held
every evening this week at the Luthe-
ran church. The short lectures by DR..
Bowers are very fine and entertaining.
Miss Edith Patton has returned to
Abilene and her lady friends will again
find her at A Z. Bishop & Co.'S. store
She is one Of the finest trimmers in the
state.
Messrs. Bert Beemer and G. B. Nor
rill called last Tusday and secured cop
les of, the REFLECTOR'S premium map
of Kansas. And there are hundreds of
them left. - - - rE
The REFLECTOR will give free to
every subscriber who pays in advance
handsomely mounted map of the State
of Kansas. Come in and pay up and
get map. r. -..--. .-
Next Sunday morning at the close of
the services the pastor. of the, Baptist
church will give the hand of fellowship
to those who have recently united with
The fellowship of the Presbyterian
church win be extended to number of
new members next Sunday morning
just preceding the administering of the
Lords Supper. --'
Master Charles ,Johntz celebrated his
9TH birthday anniversary last Tuesday
afternoon by giving party to his young
friends. 1t, was indeed a-happy time
for all present.
L. W. Smith announces himself as a
candidate for the Office of City Consta-
BILE, and the REFLECTOR believes that
if elected he would faithfully and eff
ciently discharge the duties pertaining
to his, Office 4 The REFLECTOR would
be pleased to hear of his success at the
pollS