Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-06
y1e Aeaeftor.
THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1889.
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

EThe city council meets in regula
session Friday night.
Call at the Abilene Flour and FeeC
store on Fourth street for new, fresf
groceries.
gD. Trott shipped Poland China
pig to Dakota, and DenOe Jersey t.
Sedgwick county, Kas., today.
The Abilene Flour and Feed Co
have not only large stock of flour and
all kinds of feed, but carry the most
complete stock of groceries in the city
b9-The cherry crop is ready fol
gathering, and is the largest evel
known in Kansas. The trees are
loaded with the fruit, which is unus.
ually fair and perfect.
RsgE Enterprise base ballists tele.
phoned up challenge to the Abilene
club this afternoon and a game has
been arranged to be played at Enter
prise Friday afternoon.
YGeo. c. Kenyon, grand master OF
the Grand Lodge of Kansas, A. +. and
A. NJ, received an application yester-
day from Oklahoma for dispensation
to organize a lodge of Masons.
BG>An effort will be made by the
fire department to have the city pur-
chase about 900 feet more of hose.
1t should be done in order to give the
city better protection ::.ssainst t1re,
The Abilene Flour and Feed store
can sell you all kinds of staple and
fancy groceries, flour, feed, ETC., as low
as the lowest. Call at Broadway and
Fourth streets. ALL
B5P BoRN-Po Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Gieissuer, at Peoria, ILL.,, daughter.
The REFLECTOR extends oOngratula-
lions, and will be happy to welcome
the little lady and her parents to Abb
lene.
see. B. Seeds, Burton 4 Moore's
stenographer, rejoices in the posses
siaH Of fHll-grown phonograph. 1t
tepeats coma erSatiQl With startling dis
tinctness and is novelty worth exam
lining.
tgEx-Postmaste Henry Hanks, of
Man chester, was married this week to
Mrs. Martha Humphreys, of Fl.
Wayns, ind, and has just arrived
home with his BRIDE. The REFLECs
ron eongFatulates,
R9The county commissioners have
-ila-driver for use in re-
purchased p.- ~" county
pairing the bridges of LIZ
broken by the late storm, and three
carloads of bridge lumber have been
ordered.
sFThe street commissioner took
the five city prisoners out for work Oh
the streets today. About 2 o'clocR
Platt Nicolay and Thos. Miles became
weary of their job and skipped fol
Oklahoma or somewhere else.
Go to the Abilene Flour and Feed
store for groceries-there is the plact
to get the incest in the city.
gLeo Teats, 6-year-old son of Gov
Teats, who has been dangerously Ii
with inflammation of the bowels, is mucf
improved. Mrs. Teats was telegraphet
for last week and arrived home from
Hot Springs last Thursday evening.
s@There are in force in Dickinson
county nine first-grade teachers certifi
Gates, Sc seccnd-grade and SO third
grade, total of IS. 1t requires abou
ITO teachers to fill the schools OF n,
county. SO that a number of certificate
must be secured by next fall.
gThe Oklahoma Capital, published
at Guthrie, has the following regarding
former Dickinsonian:
\ The people of the First ward shoult
appreciate the fact that they have tn
most complete drug stock in the city o
Guthrie. F. B. Lille, the proprieto
of Lilies Pharmacy, has invested owe
81 500 in his business and is one OF tn
largest property owners in the Flrs
syard. Mr.. Lille is a candidate TO
councilman inlthe First ward, and hi
experience and. ability eminently d
him for this position. His interest
the interest of the people and he shout
have the unanimous vote of the Firs
ward.