Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
Cherries at Nelson's.

put on several merchant STOCKS.
Mason's fruit jars, pints, quarts and
one-half gallons, at Shane & Emig's.
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B@Mesmerism is the latest lad
among the Abileneites. Plenty are
willing to admit that There must be
something in it"
Choice syrup at Nelson's. 2S-3&4l-Z
narHerington is to have Fourth
of July celebration under the auspices
OF the Odd Fellows lodge of that place.
The Quick Meal gasoline stove
handled by Shockey & Snider for four
years has never failed to give satlsfac-
ton. ol-1
hsy-The Independent says that
Green r. Lamb received a letter from
CONGRESSMAN Anderson last Friday
evening, notifying him that his ap-
pointment as postmaster at Enterprise
had been recommended, and would
doubtless be made in very short time.
Nice sugar cured hams, breakfast
bacon and dry salt bacon atNelson S.
@At the meeting of the Central
Kansas Eclectic Medical society In Sa-
lima Yesterday DR.. a. 5. Gish, or ADJ
lene, was chosen president, and DR.. l.
Ea-Saline county is so poor that the
Gazette wants the county commls-
sioners to save expenses by moving
the grass from the court house lawn
themselves.
Fresh homegrown strawberries at
Nelson's.
~The Belle Springs creamery
shipped carload of its fine butter 10
New York last night over the Santa
Fe.
Early fruits of all kinds at Nelson's.
tESolomon talks of a Fourth OF
July celebration. 1t should remember
that Abilene will be able to entertain
the whole county and several outside
counties beside.
B.F. Nelson has Mason's fruit jars
In endless numbers and sizes.
Boy. Edmund Keller says he IS
ready to act as coroner any time that
there is burglar to operate on and
won't charge anything for it either.
ESIn the supreme court this week
the case of Isaac Grower VS.. the G. X.
& W. was reversed and that of John
Dill, of Logan township, affirmed.
Shockey s. Snider have the Cassaday
pillow for sale. They also keep a full
line of repairs.
GThe continued cool weather is
going far toward making Kansas YER
liable summer resort this year. Sum-
mer's reign will be cut short.
sHThe first man in Dickinson
county to announce himself as candi-
date this year is Rodger Dodge, who
says in the Solomon Sentinel that be
wants to be commissioner of the Third
district.
FRESH vegetables always Oh hand at
Nelson's.
BS~Mrs. J. II. Todd WAS badly
frightened last night about midnight
by man attempting to enter her resi-
dence, on West Seventh, through the
screen door which he had cut. The
noise aroused the family, and the man,
on being discovered, ran up the side
walk and away.
Dried fruit and canned goods of
every description at Nelson's.
Sg-Among the graduates at the
State University was Miss Katherine
Merrill, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Merrill, of this city. She is mentioned
as having carried off high hOnOrs.
gLast nights wind storm, though
severe, did no great damage In the
country the corn was broken somewhat
and trees were twisted ard broken.
The NJ. E. church at Solomon was
struck by lightning but only slightly
injured.
RS@Salina Gazette: Something of an
estimate of the terrible loss of life in
the Johnstown flood may be had when
we learn that one family in this city,
that of Messrs. VIM. and John Gels.
lost twenty-five relatives, one family Of
nine persons being swallowed up by the
terrible flood.
b@Mr. C. C. Sherwood, of Newbem
township, suffered severe accident
the first of the week. While riding
home from his brother Wills, his horse
stumbled and threw him to the ground.
Mr.. S. s collar bone was broken and he
was otherwise badly injured. He is
getting along nicely and will soon be
himself again.
kS-The most important real estate
transaction of the week was the pur-
chase Of the building occupied by the
Palace drug store by A. E. Bishop. the
purchase price being $4,000. AS Mr..
Bishop already owns the Rothschild