Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-09-04
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Abilene will have the finest water
supply in Kansas.
Those who know him call Right
mire Necessity" because he knows
no law.
The political cyclone that the RE-
FLECToR predicted was an old-time
t8ister.
"A marriage license was granted j..
w. Roof and Miss Cora Beel, both of
Abilene.
-Wyandt Bros. have rearranged the
interior of their store materially i'm
proving it.
L. II. Lifts, of Newbern, says his
corn will yield from ten to fifteen
bushels per acre.
The Ohio Valley Insurance Co.
which once had many policy holders
here has gone glimmering.
"A marriage license was granted 20
]. II. Whitaker, of Abilene, and Miss
Alice Taylor, of Enterprise.
Postmaster Gordon has issued a
neat circular of postal information
which will be of much benefit to bust
ness men generally.
Mrs. Whitney entertains her Sun
day school class at o'clock this even
ing in honor of Miss Thornton who
will soon leave the city.
And erson says 1.-THE Union Pacific
did it." That old railway hoax won't
work this year, John. 1t was your
own uselessness that did it.
The Hope school district has voted
an additional mills tax and will hire a
fifth teacher, adding high school studies
to tie present common school course.
News was received yesterday from
Denver, Colo, of the serious illness of
Francis Berry. He is the only unmar-
ried son of Mrs. Anthony Berry, of this
city.
Sam Cooper came in with 400 year
lings from southwestern Kansas this
morning. He expects good demand
for them from those farmers who have
fodder in abundance.
The REFLECTOR Office celebrated
Labor day by feasting on some luscious
peaches from the farm of Joshua Sci
del liz Banner twonship. Banner leads
the county on peaches this season.
"A fool never changes his politics.
Who ever heard of half idiot leaving
his party Alliance Monitor.
That is a pretty strong statement.
If you are correct, please explain how
your peoples party came into exist
ence.-[ Manhattan Nationalist.
1t is mighty noticeable that the fell
lows who do the loudest blowing for
the peoples party have the most I'M
cared for homes to 60 to. We know
several of your most blatant harangu-
ers who are likely soon to be sold out
at sheriff's sale because they have neg
lected their farms to talk politics.
Hope Dispatch: A new congress
man means a good deal for Dickinson
county and Hope. 1t means that the
people will have something to say and
no one man will handle all the public
patronage. 1t means new postmas
ter in Hope "for the people," Shy the
people" and "of the people" No dem
ocratic republican-anything-for- office
Kentucky-ysp need apply.
Abilene correspondence Topeka
Capital: The alliance paper is mis-
erably printed sheet edited by the eau
didates for Office, particularly the can
didate for superintendent of public in
struction, A. C. Van Dyke, who ha
notably failed to more than barely ge
a second grade certificate. There i
apparently little to fear from the Polk
ties in Dickinson county,"
The following prediction"
handed the REFLECTOR by farme
who lives near the headwaters of Mu
creek: The sign of the son of man il
heaven spoken of in Matt. 24-S0 wi
soon make its appearance north abou
Is degrees west from north. Their
will appear comet tail pointing west
ward; its color is deep red. The gTes
tribulation such as was not since th
beginning of the world to this time, q
nor ever shall be, Matthew 24-21, sha
then soon take place.
Now is the time to make tracks fC
your cyclone cellar.