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The Evening Reflector from Abilene, Kansas • 1

The Evening Reflector from Abilene, Kansas • 1

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1 EVEN 1 Abilene, Kansas, Tuesday, May 24, 1887. H. LiTTS Publishers. VOL. 1 NO.

20. J. H. BRADY CO. J.

H. BRADY CO. J. H. BRADY CO.

J. H. BRADY CO. FURNISH Are the sole agents for J. H.

BRADY CO. Will sell you Farm or Citv Property, On better terms than any other Firm in Dickinson County. See them for prices on Have bargains to show in inside ABILENE PROPERTY. THE SANTA FE ADDITION. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

J. H. BRADY CO. Have 100 ACRES OF LAND One mile east of the city limits that can be purchased at a bargain. J.

H. BRADY CO. Are prepared to HEale HLoans On Farms and City Property on better terms than anybody. J. H.

BRADY CO. Brady's Addition to Abilene. J. H. BRADY CO.

Represent The East Side of Abilene, And if you want to make 200 per cent on your money, go to their office. J. H. BRADY CO. Advertise largely East, and want to enlarge their J.

H. BRADY CO. Have bought and sold MORE HEAL ESTATE Than all other firms in Dickinson County. PKEPAllE AND ACKNOWLEDGE J. H.

BRADY CO. Can sell you some cheap lots in FAIRVIEW ADDITION. Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts, JJLh Solomon Hilarious. PERSONAL. HARGREAVE B.

II. D'HUY, Th. G. Graduate Philadelphia College Pharmacy. F.

B. Lillie is up from Chapman. Lodges and Societies That Meet To-Night. There will be a special meeting of the W. R.

0., at Mrs. Northcraft's, corner Cedar and 5th streets, at eight o'clock. A general attendance D. L. Graybill is in the city from HIG-H CLASS Hope.

G. Y. BENJAFrilft, City Editor, Louis Humphrey, of Chapman, is in Special to Reflector.) Topeka, May 24, '87. The Solomon City railroad committee, now in this city, has just perfected arrangements with the Santa Fe people for large terminal facilities, and union depot with other roads. Hurrah for Solomon and Dickinson county.

Jerry SriEAiiAft. town. C. II. Hawkes, of Elmira, X.

Y. is SAWED-0FFS. Home Lodge No. regular meeting in I. O.

O. lodge room, over in the city. Citizen's Visiting brethren Gov. Teats, of Hope, is looking on in district court. welcome.

G. G. Newcomb, N. G. J.

T. Hornaday, Sec'y. Lebokl, Fisher Co. are having the Abilene Bank exterior rejuvenatGd. Doc Yountr is building a fine brick COMPLETE JASE OF A.

R. Guyler is in town from Des barn on his lot on Spruce St. George Moines, Iowa. Co. D.

Attention! All members of Company D. 4th came in from the Robert Chapin Sponges, chamois, flesh-brushes, at Barnes Northcraft's. If you wish to sell your property place it on J. F. Augustine's list.

1-d-tf west last night. Brillhart has the contract. Solomon City will have a tournament on the 30th inst, in which the Abilene gun club will take part. Reg't, K. N.

G. are requested to meet at the armory, Thursday evening next. came down from Capt. E. Baker By Order.

Hats and Furnishing Goods. HAEGEEAVES, Corner Third and Broadway. Salina this noon. G. Buchanan has received ins A.

Judge Nicholson arrived in the city Fire Department. A special meeting of the Fire De yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dugger returned from partment will be held Wednesday eve Van Sant Weller's, the coolest and pleasantest ice cream parlors in the city.

l-d-tf. Before purchasing call on J. F. Augustine. He has the largest list of city property.

l-d-tf Gypsum City at noon. ning, May 25th, in Smith's hall, at 30 clock. All members are request James Garvie, of Industry, is seen commission and will take charge of the Abilene postomce the first of June. "No loafing aloud up stairs," is a sign stuck up in the Henry House. If you want to loaf there do it quietly.

Dr. Gulick is the next one to have his hearing in Probate Court for a liquor permit. The trial is set for June 6. The Mav term of District Court ed to be present. Business of impor upon our streets to-day.

tance. W. L. Allison, Mr. and Mrs.

II. Parmenter were Now is the time to buy fine farmincr LOANS ESTATE, Chief. noon arrivals from Solomon. Dr. A.

II. Likes, representing Aloe and ranch lands, and the Berry Pren-dergast Land is the firm to consult. First class property in Ottowa county is now selling for $15 to $20 1 1 1 New Badges for the Fire Laddies. The members of the Abilene Fire opened this morning, anu to-uay nas so of St. Louis, is stopping in town.

lar been taken up witn preliminaries It. II. Seeds, a Logan township resi an acre. d-tf We regret to learn that Mrs, II. W.

dent, wa3 buying goods in town TjlsIi is dantrerously ill. bne was J. F. Augustine can give you in AND taken sick suddenly on Sunday last, surance with best insurance companies. Department were this morning presented with fine nickle badges by the city.

They are in the form of a shield, and are neat and tasty. Hose 1 and 2 have crossed nozzles with the respective figures over them, and Hook and Ladder 1, crossed ladders, with the A. M. Appelyet and G. C.

Zeutavern, and has been getting worse since. are visitors in the city from Tecumseh, l-d-tf For Rent. Good location. 7 room Miss Lulu Hallam entertained a Nebraska. number of friends last night at the res house, well, cistern and cellar, $20 per idence on Vine in honor of her Willie Wetzel has returned from a figure 1 over them.

month. Applv to T. E. Sewell. 6 tf guest, Miss Josie Hilty, of Enterprise.

visit among friends in Cheney, Sedg- Ei Youthful Presence of Mind. JI. L. Humphrey, F. A.

Smalley and wick county. The finest line of hair brushes and 1 in the city, at Barnes North J. II. Lyon, western passenger agent combs craft's. Several boys were swimming in Mud for the Missouri Pacific, made us a Creek yesterday, at the stone crossing, pleasant call this morning.

A good supply of Berry Mayor Rice returned from Ellsworth, when one of them, llhe Smith, wras observed to be sinking. He had gone down twice, when another boy, whose hard oil finish and wood Brothers' stains at l-d-tf S. will take examination tms term of court, for admission to the bar. E. Morse will be admitted on motion.

Rudy Lindow and Cal. Baldwin had a weighing match to-day, Rudy tipping the scales at 230, just the fraction heavier than Cal. They are thinking seriously of engaging themselves with some league club as a reserve battery. at noon, in which place he has disposed of some of his real estate interests. Smith's drug store.

Rev. R. II. Love, pastor of the Christ The lumber office of Miller Thomas name is unknown, swam out to him, and held him up until Willie Quinn could shove a plank within reach. Young Smith can thank his two young friends for his life.

is still located on Buckeve Avenue. ian church at Jiurton, is in the city, taking a season of rest. He is a brother-in-law of Carl Potter. All who wish to transact business with the firm will please call there, d-o-tf. A complaint was to-day made to us CO Sims Ely, well known as court sten- that a number of youngsters swimming A Communication.

ABI3LII in Mud Creek are in the habit of expos ographer for several years past, has gone into the real estate business at '87. Abilene, Kansas, May 24, ing their persons to the gaze of passers-by. Such downright indecency Wichita. Solon Williams, Law 9 rence, has taken his place. Editor Reflector: The merchants of Abilene using the Electric Light, petitioned Mr.

J. E. should be stopped, ana the proper authorities should see that it is done If you have a piece of property for sale, call on J. F. Augustine, l-d-tf Ice cream at Van Sant Weller's.

l-l-tf. Barnes Xorthcraft have now on draught, a full line of all the popular mineral waters. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Rankin, of at once.

Fayette county, W. T. Franklin and M. A. Thomas, Junction City, and The Beautiful, has attracted another iirm of Another base ball game is on the docket, and to-morrow afternoon has Bonebrake, some time ago, to give us more light, or in other words, value received.

So far, he, or those having the plant, have failed to comply. And E. E. Dalrymple, Council Grove, were afternoon arrivals yesterday. been decided upon as the time when Mr.

and Mrs. B. L. Strother arrived city, at the Buckeye and Broadway elements will clash. Bass bawl, instead of base Ice cream, the best in the Van Sant Weller's.

what I as one of the petitioners want to know is, why we cannot have light enough to distinguish the difference on to-day train irom Georgetown, l-d-tf Real Estate Dealers, ball, will in all probability be the re where they have been for the past two months. B. is looking in fine health, just what he went up in the between white and black? for one, waited. A girl to do general' deeming feature of the game (Gulick Iholds down a posish on the "Broadway The fair grounds will be the uuustjwujtjs. inquire at 13d-tf F.

II. Boaiuxxian Co. mountains after. have not been able to do (with few exceptions) for some time, the writing after night that I have been required to do, for the want of more light. If the plant is not able to furnish the scene of trouble.

All the physicians in town will be admitted free, but are Abilene Stock Yards. Van Sant Take your girl to ler's for ice cream. Tcouired to bring a supply of court Hogs 10 cents lower at Kansas City, plaster, and horse liniment, ad libitum selling here at 6k to 4. Positively your last chance to buv a light necessary for us to do our business, we ought to be apprised of the fact. I am not a chronic kicker, but ad infinitum.

Notice. Cooper and White will ship out three lamp at your own figures, at Barnes loads of cattle, and Hobbs and Parker, "right is right and wrongs no man." one load oi hogs. X. Y. Z.

She "Wanted a Sample. your prescriptions Have Smith's. All members of the local Insurance Board are requested to meet at my filled at l-d-tf Dunkards' National Meeting office Wednesday evening at 7:30. At Ottawa, May 27th to June Wanted Four good painters, immediately. Apply to J.

B. Lancaster "Is this where they sell stocks she asked, stepping up to the counter with Business of importance. C. S. Crawford, Manager.

3d. The Missouri Pacific Railwav will Who disposed of Fifty Thousand Dollars' worth of lots in the East Abilene New Addition the first day they were upon the market. engaging trepidation. at the Henry House, or W. G.

Cowles, sell tickets at one fare for the round "Yes'm. Did you wish to invest Mortgage Co's. A Kansas Boom. office. tf.

"Well, yes no the fact is, I don't know exactly. My Cousin Charley does '7 trip. Special trains ill be run to accommodate all. Forest Park, the beautiful inclosure where the meeting be held, will accommodate 30,300 peo An extensive real estate purchase of nothing but buy stocks, and they say suburban properpy was maae in adi-in hv Charles A. Gregory, of Chicago, he makes lots of money.

Now Parties desiring to know anything about Kansas, Dickinson county, or Abilene, should send to the Abilene Ileal Estate Company, for one of their ple. Dining hall, Assembly hall and thought Fd like nr n. wealthv Chicago syndicate. The Normal hall, affording every conven "Ah, yes. 1 understand, lou mirchase consists of 160 acres for ience.

See that your tickets read via thought you'd take a flyer." beautiful illustrated volumes. Sent free to all parts of the world, l-d-tf 000. Mr. Gregory will plat the grounds I the Missouri Pacific Railway. We propose to assist the citizens of Abilene and Dickinson Countv "1 es, I guess that's what I wanted.

J. II. Lyon, and add them to the limits or the city in the great and glorious work" of development and crowth now takimr What funny names you brokers have." Western Passenger Agent, Fortv acres wero also sold near the city If you want a home, or business prop place at this Prospective Railroad Center. to an officer of the Kansas City Stock 533 Main street, Kansas City, Mo. erty, call on J.

F. Augustine, l-d-tf "And what stock do you desire "Oh, 1 want one of those that you buy Yards Bank for $20,000, Chicago for $10 and sell to-morrow for $15." Ice cream, all flavors, at Van Sant "Just so. Keeley motor is what you Last Year's Local Ball Players. Thinking it might be interesting to a Weller's. l-d-tf.

Droicrs Journal. Real Estate Squibs. want." "Is it Well of course you know. You couldn't cut off a few samples, I number of our readers and lovers of the national pastime, we have taken the John S. Wise to-day sold his iesi- For insurance, call on J.

F. Augustine. l-d-tf Buy your gasoline at Smith's drug suppose? I don't know, you know, deuce on First St. to T. W.

Allen, re- trouble to ascertain the present where- abouts of some of the members of last celvinc $2,300 for the same. whether they are wanted by the lady who asked me to inquire, you know." store. l-d-tf Our Books are Open to All Having Property to sell. Farm and city property wanted. year's Abilene nine, and members of Dr.

Oakwood bought three corner "Very sorry, madam but we never other clubs who played here last year. lots in Richland Park this morning, give patterns." nnd Mr. McCullough, of Cumberland If you want a county. nine. N.

Blevins real estate office has been handsomely lettered by The lady looks straight into his face, tosses up her 2hin and flounces out with the remark "Well, I never." Now, if she had only taken stock in one of Buckley's fine pianos, organs or sewing machines, there would have been some sense in it. -in- Haddock, Mullaly, Pogson, Sullivan, Chouquette, McCarthy and Hanlon are with the Emporias, and got beautifully scooped in three games by the Wichitas last week; Rose is with the Wichita nine; Turk Burke is with the Oakland, nine; Cookis withaninein Iowa; Bradley and Hoffman are in the New Orleans team; Weaver is with the Walker, and Frank Habel is finishing the inside painting and graining in ifine style. The office will be a dandy Spectacles and Eye Glasses, i OFFICE Over the rst National Bank. when completed. The contract for the erection of Mt.

Graduates. -CALL ON- St Joseph's college has been let, and Wellingtons; Tom McDowell is "off his base" and running a newspaper in i- Krairer Thompson are the lucky ones. Call or Telephone. The main building will be three stories Anthony, instead of running bases lneir parents ana mends will nnd a fine collection of baskets, flowers and Irish. 1123x60, and will cost, when com- Knapp is tramping Buffalo grass out Italiens, at A.

Miller's greenhouse. 20-3t W. L. COOLEY, The Jeweler and Optician. He has the most complete stock in the city, and guarantees satisfaction.

pleted and furnished, in the neighbor- West, instead of keeping dust off of 'hood $40,000.00. Other additions bases with the bosom of his pants, and -will be erected from time to time, as Palmer is wielding a birchen rod in Don't fail to examine the beautiful S.0TS"ON GASSED occasion requires. place of a willow, at Savannah, 111. Sherwin- Williams mixed paints. X..

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