Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-09-18
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The clustering days are drawing nigh,
And all the ladies' men begin ter
Eid all their summer girls good bye
And hunt them up girl for winter.
Peaches sell at S4.75 a bushel in
central New York.
VIM. Davis, of Abilene, was grant
ed a pension yesterday.
"A marriage license was granted j.
E. johnson and Lavina CrOWer, both
of Carlton.
=. marriage license has been grant
ed Danial n. Gish and Fannie u.
Engle, both of Belle Springs.
Hon. J. r. Burton Is booked for
ten speeches for the state ticket dur
ing the campaign. They will be made
in southern Kansas.
-Niesley is well received through
out the county as candidate for SUI
perintendent. VanDyke will receive
scarcely any votes where he is known.
when falls the frost from the
cold, clear heaven as falls the plague
on men," then folks crawl shivering
out from led and hunt more quilts
again.
There is rumor that a new assess
ment on the alliance of 10 cents to each
member is to he made for VanDyke's
especial benefit. For particulars see
small bills.
The Alliance Monitor claims that
John Davis was invited to Hope. The
secretary and president said he was
not-we'n believe them as against Is.
NJ. Anderson.
The high school will have hand
some reading room fitted up with ref
erence books and full line of current
periodicals. 1t will be a valuable ad-
dition to the school.
The owners of Alley Russell re-
fused $50, 900 for him last week, ac-
cording to the Globe-Democrat. Alley
was purchased at Junction City few
months ago by St. Louis syndicate.
A new remedy for rheumatism has
been discovered by Harrison Flora.
We would give its name but for the
fact that our office is short on type.
Ask Harrison when he comes to town.
According to a correspondent of
the Topeka Capital, stock raisers have
noticed in the last three years an ap-
parent increasing sterility of heifers.
1t is ascribed to the practice of dehOrn-
ing.
-VanDyke is man of forty. He
started in Dickinson county as prin-
cipal of the Enterprise schools and
went steadily downward until it was
hard work for him to get small
country school. A fine man for super
intendent!
Mr.. o. L. Moore, whom Solomon
is fond of as former citizen, was made
the member of the state central COM
mittee of the eighth judicial district.
He will make a strong showing and it
is pity he is on the losing side this
year.-[SOlomon Valley Democrat.
That closing side'' is rich one.
x. G. Gazette: In Dickinson
county the alliance has determined
that its members shall not listen to any
discussion of public questions except
from its own speakers. This makes it
clear that the alliance is a southern. in
stitutiOn.
Speaking of three Gollar- snd-twen-
ty-cent John Davis, the Chronicle says:
ave have no doubt but if the records
had not been destroyed by the food,
that it would be discovered that John
was a candidate against Noah for su-
perintendent of the ark"
Enterprise Journal: s fact that
speaks volumes for the Enterprise Nor
NAL college is, that not single student
who attended here last year has gone
to any other school and the number Of
students is increasing almost every
day. This school year promises to bt
the most successful of any during it:
existence.
1t is scarcely worth while to make
such great ado about the fraud per.
petrated in the democratic convention
at Wichita in counting Ives in and
Bently out. The position is only al
empty honor at most. Besides the les
son may be wholesome one. Mr.
Bently can in a small degree appre