Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-07
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time of the freight trains on the Santa
Fe. see time table.
-. T.. Nottorf Ia learning the intri-
cacies Of the county clerks office
preparatory to taking charge.
!. 4. Ilornadiy has just r' 'ceived
the largest single shipment of wall
paper ever brought to this city.
The market place FOR holding the
public sale will probably be First
street Immediately west Of Cedar.
Department Commander Tim Me-
Carthy will install the officers OF G.. A.
Il. Post, No. ~ next Monday evening.
-Abilene's public sale day viii be
Feb. %. Every one who las anything
to sell should send In a list thereof at
once.
- Enterprise viii soon be illumi-
mated with electric lights. The power
will he furnished by the Smoky Hill
river.
--Thp grip IL disappearing as
nearly every one has had II and 1t
seldom strikes a person twice In the
same season.
1t il reported that u. NJ. Ander-
son, the calamityite candidate for
office every year for half a decade, is
trying 10 buy the Monitor.
The hot tpmall man Is rising in
the world and viii soon have box
like that Of the popcorn man. All
kinds of business are looking up.
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of little Roy Seeds were attended
by many friends Of the family yester-
day afternoon. Rev. DR.. Blayney
conducted the CO rmoncs.
Manchester will have another
public sale Jan. 30th. The people of
northwest Dickinson are enterprising
aud are making success OF their
public sale plans.
k. @. Star: Tho mills Of Enter
prise shipped carload Of flour TO
Havana, Cuba, last week, Havana
will now ship Enterprise some bananas
and reciprocity will be accomplished,
DR. Austin and DR., Il, Is. Malott
successfully operated on l.. 5. Bell, of
Ellis, this morning for tape worm. A
worm 30 feet long was removed from
the unfortunate man and Is on eXhibi-
tion at Northcrafts drug store.
X. g. star; Judge NJ, B. Nichol-
son, whols now "A "refuimer" out Of n
job, has formed law partnership wit
4. $. Bertram, Council Groves granc
lodge man. The firm will be the attor
Beys for the Missouri Pacific In the
SICouncil Grove district.
They tell the story on business
man Of town that he goes into Gleiss'
ner's every Sunday morning, drops a
nickel in the phonograph slot and
listens TO "Sweet Hour Of Prayer"
considering that thereby he has per-
formed enough religious duty to eXcus'
him from church attendance for the
day.
Thomas Kirby says he owns no
interest In the block at the corner of
Buckeye AMI Third streets. His prop
erty wherever found has no traps for
pedestrians feet. Mr.. Kirby under
stands the necessity of keeping
property in good order and no one can
ever find fault with the condition of
any that he owns.
-Herington Signal The Chapman
Howitzer puts out box for contrlbu-
tions and gathers such rare gems as
the following: "John Eyer asked to
see u girl home and she said that she
had to see her mamma first" ASK
VIM. Maxwell about Shelran's picked
cabbage" The county high school is
evidently exercising wholesome in
tiuence In the literary taste of the
town.
&C. @, Sterl, one of Abilene's lead
ing merchants, said to the REFLECTOR
today; ave have sold 100 per CEN
more goods since Christmas than we
did for the same period last year. !
have not seen trade so good in Abilene
In years. think 1892 will be the most
prosperous year we have yet seen."
That IL the kind of talk that helps a
town. When you know a good thing
tell 10.