Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-27
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
Milk shake at Shaler's.

has tn hustle this year, the showers
are SO frequent.
Finest cigars at S4aler's.
HWoodbine Tidings: Dickinson
county has "A church organizations
with 43 church edifces valued at $751;
500.
A. F. Hart sells the standard Ran
dolph header, the best, cheapest and
most durable in the market.
a9Hose Co. No. and a picked
team from hose No. and the hook and
ladder company are practicing for the
Fourth Of July contests at Solomon.
We expect to see Abilene take in most
of the prizes.
Mason's fruit jars, pints, quarts and
one-half gallons, at Shane & Emig's.
41-4&26-1
Paint your buggy for $l.OO at Sha-
ler's.
gThe late president of the Enter
prise normal school abused the town,
the people and the school shamefully i'll
his closing address and the Indepen-
dent refers to him affectionately as,
prof. C(humpl Swisher."
There is no harvesting machine that
compares with the Randolph header;
it is always to be depended upon to do
good work. A. F. Hart sells it.
n9-Salina and Abilene crossed bats
Oh Monday. The score stood ~ to 80
III favor of Salina, at the end Of the
third inning, and then it was too dark
to play any more.-[K Kansas City Star.
Great Scott! do you judge the Abb
lenes by Kansas City's players to think
they can't play any better than that?
Take your prescriptions to Shaler.
For fly nets of all kinds and styles
60 to e. T. Worley's, next door to
pOstOffice, Abilene.
E@-The harvesters are humming all
over the county.
See the Randolph header at a. F.
IIart's. 1t is the old reliable.
Go to Shaler's for drugs.
CSIf the city council does Tot put a
stop to the prolonged ringing of the
fire bell in the city hall every evening,
the people will soon rise in their wrath
and demOlish the apparatus. An ordi-
nary call is all right but three hours of
ding-dOng is rather OVERRIDING the
matter.
For light and heavy harness 60 10
Worley's, next door to postoffice
EEA magnificent sample of south
west Dickinson's wheat was shown us
today by John b. Baxter, OF Holland.
1t has remarkably large heads and the
berries are plump and full. There is a
sure fortune ahead of Dickinson county
this year.
The City drug store, on Broadway
will he open tomorrow for business.
Everything in the drug line. Prices as
low as the lowest.
k9Two farmers of Flora township
who have had mutual face-pounding
aud hair-pulling match came to town
today to do something about the mat
ter. After talking it over they de.
cided to shake hands and call it square
which they did. The result was a
hard one for the lawyers who might
have made some money out of law
suit, but was sensible one for the
belligerents.
New and fresh odors at Shaler's.
Remember that G. F. Worley next
door to pOstoffice in Abilene, keeps
buggy harness, farm harness, fly nets
and everything usually found in a first.
class harness shop. 42-4
sS~TLe ladies of the Methodist
church are arranging for grand festi
val and entertainment on the evening
Of July 4th. 1t is not yet decided
where it will he held, but that it will
be enjoyable is certain.
Machine oils at Shaler's.
MA number of new header boxes
were sent out by the local manufactur.
ers Saturday evening.
Go to A. F. Harris and look at the
Randolph header; be has the latest i'm
proved make. 1873
s9-The Masons of our city will be
interested in learning of the death of
7. G. NJ. VIM. Cowgirl which occurred
at Fredonia, Kas., June 18th. He was
grand master for two years, 1881 and
1882, and has been custodian for a
number of years, his time expiring last
year. He had many acquaintance in
this vicinity who will be saddened upon
knowing of his decease.
Now is the time when fly nets are
not luxury but a necessity. Remem-
Der that G. F. Worley keeps the largest
and best assortment in the city.
Machine oils and paints at the City
drug store. 46-2t&w1
b@Abilene has decided to come
to Harrington to celebrate the
Fourth. Lexington Tribune.