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


R@North Spruce street is being re-
paired and newly turnpiked.
Choice butter, 10 cents per pound at
Cases. 1913
@Hon. J. r. Burton will deliver
the Fourth of July Grafton at Assarla
this year.
Mason's fruit jars, pints, quarts and
one-half gallons, at Shane & Emig's.
41-4&26-1
~Another good rain Saturday
night and Sunday. Surely we are re-
ceiving our share of moisture this year
Choice syrup at Nelson's. 2S-3&4l-2
Mrs. Gels is selling out hel entire
stock of new millinery at actual cost.
Call early and get some great bargains
This means business; you can save
money by needing it. 26-2&4l-l
Nice sugar cured hams, breakfast
bacon and dry salt bacon at Nelson's.
ERev. F. NJ. Porch, T. E. Dewey
and C. Rugh, of this place, are dele
gates from the Kansas synod of the
Lutheran church 10 the general con-
ventiOn of that organization, which
meets in Allegheny, Pa, June 18th.
Fresh homegrown strawberries at
Nelson's.
RI@J John Taylor and his sons, Car
ence and J. Hiram, shipped seven cars
of fat cattle Wednesday evening to
Chicago from Pearl. The cattle aver
aged 1910 pounds and were fattened
on the Taylor farms in Rinehart town.
ship. 1t was magnificent shipment
and will net the gentlemen large sum
of money.
Early fruits of all kinds at Nelson's.
The Quick Meal gasoline stove
handled by Shockey & Snider for four
years has never failed to give satisfac-
ton. 31-tf
wLetters of guardianship were is
sued by the probate court to II. M.
Warner over the heirs of R. S. Mills,
dec eased.
B. F. Nelson has Mason's fruit jars
III endless numbers and sizes.
9rClara Stauffer, of Hope town
ship, died at Marion Sunday and was
buried at Hope Tuesday.
Shocbey & Snider have the CasSaday
pillow for sale. They also keep a full
line of repairs.
Rg~Just one month until Abilene |
will celebrate the glorious Fourth in Il
manner which will Guido anything ever
seen in Central Kansas.
Fresh vegetables always on hand at |
Nelson's.
RyD. Higgins called at this Office
this morning with handsome speci-
mems of silk worms, and explained to
us the wonderful workings of that
valuable animal.
ShOckey & Snider's is the place to
get garden seeds. Call quick before
their stock is gone.
Dried fruit and canned goods of
every description at Nelson's.
All kind of field and garden seeds :
fresh and warranted to grow, at {
& Snider's.
The Eli riding plows at Shockey &
Snider's. Farmers, look at them be-
fore purchasing. The Improved Buck
EYE churn sold by Shockey & Snider is &
a veritable boon to butter makers. 1t i
IS uuexcelled for butter-making, at d
Shockey s. Snider's.
R6PIf there is a more beautiful v
sight, or one giving more promise of b
abundant fruitage than the Smoky Il
Hill bottoms east and west of Abilene d
will be hard to find. The lower por-
ions of some fields of listed corn are Z
pretty damp, but the wheat and oats 81
Ire rank and even, assuring a magnif- Ii
ent yield. b
New vegetables of every description CT
It Nelson's.
BgDenver Press: 1t seems that N
ne smooth G. G.. Bessey. who is W
'anted in Abilene, Kansas. has been 10
uietly working in Denver during the
asst few weeks. 1t is alleged that he G
played it, on several Abilene banks W
nd citizens Of the Beautiful City of in
ne Plains'-to the tune of s25. 900 or is
lerabout, on forged paper and ficti- til
GUS securities.
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