The Evening Reflector from Abilene, Kansas • 1

I' 1 111 I'll I I nn (I EYE1TN REFLECTOR LIU. Abilene, Kansas, Tuesday, June 21, 1887. L. H. LlTTS Publishers.

Vol. i No. 44. J. H.

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

H. JBRADY CO. Are the sole agents for FURNISH See them for prices on 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 THE SANTA FE ADDITION.

Brady's Addition to Abilene. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. J. H. BRADY CO.

Have bargains to show in inside ABILENJE PROPERTY. J. H. BRADY CO. Can sell you some cheap lots in RA MR VIEW ADDITION.

J. H. BRADY CO. Will sell you Farm or Citv Property, On better terms than any other Firm in Dickinson County. J.

H. BRADY GO. Have bought and sold MORE REAL ESTATE Than all other firms in Dickinson County. J. H.

BRADY CO. J. H. BRADY CO. Advertise largely East, and want to enlarge their 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 omce. I'IIKIA1U2 AND ACKNOWLEDGE ILvdl Loans On Farms and City Property on better terras than anybody. Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts.

PERSONAL. Special to Reflector. B. Il.IVftUV, Hi. G.

FEY, EOYEE GO. tM UltADUATK L'lIILADKLl'IlIA Chas. Otis, of Ottumwa. is in the Lodges and Societies That Meet To-f Night. Western Home Lodge No.

60, I. O. O. regular meeting in lodge room, over Citizen's bank. Visiting brethren citv.

E. SUTTER CO. DEALERS IN Watches, Clocks and Fine Jewelry. COLLKUK I'lIAIlMAUY. Dr.

J. E. Ilerbst is just in from Kansas City. Enteupkis-E, June 21,2 o'clock p. m.

The Santa Fe engine has just reached the depot building, now being erected, and is waking things up with its whistling and tooting. Everybody at the happy over the event. Three cheers for the Santa Fe and the city of mills. R.D. B.

I), llobart was a noon arrival I welcome. A full attendence desired, Special work. G. G. Newcomu, N.

G. J. T. Hoknaday, Sec'y. Tho celebrated Bell-Tract is the place to buy lots in.

from Denver. J. F. Brockman, of Garfield is in town today. Mrs.

E. S. Vail, of Detroit, left for Prospective Picknickers. On Friday next, the scholars of the G. Y.

BEMJAMiN, City Editor, Court. District the East today. i Presbyterian Sunday school will picnic SAWED-OFFS. King vs. David the attention of The case of W.

lias occupied in the beautiful Abilene South Park grove. Mr. Gregory could wish for no better dedication of this "quiet and sequestered nook" than the one in question. Death of John J. Anderson.

court today. About eighteen new cases, and several continued ones, are yet to be tried. Court will not adjourn earlier than Friday night. T. O.

Headloy is in. the city from Evansville, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Reed, of Kansas City, left today noon. L. 11. Norton and wife, of Chicago, are again in the city.

A. L. Geauoue returned this afternoon from Kansas City. Paul B. Gaylord, of Denver, is stopping at the Stanton.

W. Evans, of Allison, tins state, came into the city at noon. Overheated. An "unknown" became so overcome by the heat and so forth, this afternoon, that he was placed in the cooler by the city marshal. He will in all probability recover in time to make his appearance before the P.

J. tomorrow morning, at the usual time, half past Will Anderson this morning received the sad intelligence of his father's death, at 7:30 o'clock yesterday morning, at his late residence in Bock Spring, Ky. As the funeral will take place before Will could get home, he will not go. George started Sunday noon, and could not reach there before this morning. Tom, who was out of the city during the day Sunday, started the same evening on the east bound freight, and will not arrive until this evening.

Mr. Anderson was 67 years of age at the time of his decease. Congestion of the lungs was the cause of death. The boys have the sympathies of our entire community in their loss. FRY, ROM CO.

HEAR US CROW! Absolutely some of the best bargains in Real Estate in the city to be found at the office FRY, ROYER CO. nine. Co. Annual Shoot. We carry a full line of standard watches and clocks, llepairing neatly and promptly done.

night At the meeting of Co. last it was agreed to hold the annual shoot, The Santa Fe depot will be finished entire tomorrow. Mercury at Croll GuHek's, a. m. b0; 12 in.

82; 2 p. m. 82. V. B.

Cosad's three aristocratic equines arrived from Topeka this forenoon. J. II. Brady lias purchased the Broadway House, paying for tlie same SherifE JSlillcr returned this noon from taking Orville Swain to the Minneapolis jail, and an official trip to Hope. A Mrs.

Carter was brought down from Solomon City today, by Mr. Thayer, and tuken to the poor farm, A lady's shawl has been left in the IT. P. waiting room. The owner can have the same by calling at the ticket ollice.

Doc. D'lluy is having a pleasant time of it with hay fever. Its sneezy enough to get, but a hard thing to be rid of. A business men's medal, a twenty dollar gold piece, suitably inscribed, will be the first prize in the Company shoot. The company medal will be the second prize.

Five have been received by the Abilene Heal Estate Co. They will be mailed and distributed east. The Burdette Publishing of Burlington, Iowa, did the printing. A severe hail storm occurred two miles south of the city yesterday afternoon, and the congealed atmosphere could be picked up by the pailful. on Friday afternoon next, at three West side of Broadway, between Second and Third.

i-tf o'clock. Will Wilson, Geo. Gleissner, Dave Ilerbst and Sherman Ellison were There'll be Lively Times. On June 30th, the wonderful appointed a committee to secure suitable grounds. aggre- Oliver Ball came in from Kansas City on the early morning train.

Nate Wetzel, the Wood binder man, left on a western trip this morning. Joe Sexton, one of Grant township's successful farmers, is around town today. A. W. Kinsman, of San Francisco, arrived from that point on last night's train.

A. E. Dickerson. the. deputy right-of-way man for the Santa went through this afternoon.

Mr. Scranton, a prominent citizen La Crosse, arrived at noon today, and is quartered at the Cottage. Frank Strother, foreman of the great moral daily, returned from Kansas City and St. Louis this afternoon. Miss Nellie Dawson, of Chapman, arrived this morning for a short visit at the residence of E.

T. Ellison, West Abilene. Dr. Oakwood performed 'two opera gation, the three ring tent show of Bar REAL ESTATE, LOAMS of. the Art Piscatorial.

rett's, will do its best to entertain Abilene and Dickinson eounty residents, and give them value received. On the same day the Kansas Division of the Travelers Protective Association will open its annual session in this city. The T. P. should receive a warm welcome, and Abilene should sustain AND- her reputation for being the most hos pitable city the state, as no doubt she will.

The best and cheapest lemon squeez tions in Solomon City yesterday. He will go up again in a ew days to attend John Milton Gleissner, who has gained a national reputation for the jerking of soda water and kindred beverages, in seven different languages, and William Perkins Gulick, vulgarly known as "Doc. Garlic," whose massive brain has compounded and put on the market, for the relief of suffering millions of humanity, such world famed articles as "Dr. Gulick's Toothache Eradicator, (will also remove all impediments of speech,) price 15 cents. Liberal reduction in job lots;" "Dr.

Gulick's Lightning Itch Salve, 25 cents and no credit given;" "Dr. Gulick's Cough Mixture. Warranted to cure the worst case in two minutes by a gold watch and chain, (non-intoxieant,) $1.00 per quart and "Dr. Gulick's Corn Cure, (nothing like it this side of Asia,) sure death to corns. AV'ill remove dandruff from the baldest head in the world.

Only two bits. No cure, no to more calls made upon him. ers use, at uoneoraKe luce's. 41-0t Painters Wanted. This accounts for the rather cool Mrs.

Dr. DeMonco and Miss Mattie wave which so suddenly struck us. $2.00 per day and board. Apply this Newcomb, sisters of G. Newcomb, arrived this noon from Denver, to remain some time the latter guest.

L. E. Hoffman, editor of the St. John AVun Lung arrived from the west today, wheie he has been on a evening. J.

F. Biiockmax, tour of investigation, with the object Continental Hotel. Bonebrake ltice are selling lemon ot changing ins location, joun says Abilene no goodee. People no Avash ee shirtee, only once in two wcekee no gettee lichee, me Buy of by the gross. ade shakers them.

41-it ABILEIE The Santa Fe tracklayers reached pay," are missing from their usual Dryer's bakery and ice cream parlors haunts today. They left the town just are headquarters for the best bakes and Enterprise this noon, but will be com-mdled to wait three or four davs before at daybreak, at Enterprise Doc. Evth 9 finest cream in Abilene. they can start Abileneward, as it will Don't fret and sweat through these take that time to get the bridge up. Althoutrh unite a delay, the engineer hot days.

Keep cool. To do so buy a gasoline stove ot lionebrake Bice. in charge saws the whistle of the first The Beautiful, has attracted (another linn of All sizes. 44-0t locomotive will toot in our town on ime. did take, their destination Terrapin Lake, where they intend to sit and bake, luring the finny and eating "cake," dodging the festive rattlesnake, and with plenty of "anti" for stomach ache.

Tomorrow we will give the complete details of the wonderful haul made by this trinity of pill rollers. Headers, prepare for something wonderful in fish tales. Marys Express, is in the city today, and visiting his very good friend, li. J. Finley.

lie will leave foi his home on this evening's train. "His original jags," night clerk at the Stanton, has resigned, to accept a position in a Kansas City swell hostelry, which he secured on account of his shape. W. L. Groorns will hereafter act as night herder.

Miss Climanhagy, who has been visiting members of the River Brethren Society since the conference, left today for Stephensville, Canada, her home. A number of friends were at the depot to bid her good-bye. Mrs. D.R. Gorden, with Ralph and Florence, left today for Baltimore, where they will be the guests of relatives.

They will also visit the various large cities throughout the East, returning to Kansas when the thermometer drops to a normal temperature. Abilene Stock Yard Notes. Paper hangings a large new stock just received at Sewell's, completing rf.he Hanncr Citu Iicaistcr copied the article endorsing O. the finest in this part of the state. Real Estate Dealers, Moore, ana seconds the suggestion as Fine ceilings and decorations a special follows: "ThO puoiisuers oi me aegis ty.

Kooms papered by contract, or i-nmvn Mr. Moore for many otherwise, promptly, in the latest and most attractive styles of the decorative rears. He is a snuaiT man, and would wM-o it o-nod district iune. It IS Dick- art. Material and work guaranteed.

v3 3 AUIWVU JHv-v-- inson's turn this time and hope lr. Moore may secure the nomination. Special Meeting. Ice cream freezers, all kinds, sizes and prices, at Bonebrake llice's. 44-6t.

There will be a special meeting of the Abilene real estate exchange at the office of Fry, Iloyer Co. at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. A full attendance is desired. Who disposed of Fifty Thousand Dollars' worth of lots in the East Abi- lene New Addition the first day they were upon the market. Kansas City market for hogs 10 cents higher, and for cattle 10 to 15 cents higher! Abilene market for hogs to-dav, 4 to 4.35.

A special train load of cattle gees out tonight. Frank Carpenter sends six. John Baker eight, Geo. Baker three and Henry Eby three. Geo.

Huffman ships out one load of hogs. Phenomenal "Jo-Jo." A Highly "Morrel" Town. A Boston woman wrote to the mayor of a new town in Wyoming, says Tid-Bits, asking him for information regarding the state of society in his town, as she contemplated going for the benefit of the health of her children. On receiving his reply she concluded to stay in Boston for a while longer. The mayor wrote tkAs for sewciety, it is bang up.

This is a mity morrel town considerin' that ther's sixty-nine saloons to a poppylation of 2,000. But every saloon has a sine up sayin' 'All fightin must be done out doors. No Killin allowed in This Only two men has been killed since Monday and tomorrer will be Wensday. Cheating at gambling is punished by lynchin and ev'ry effort is made to put the town on a good morrel baysis. Ladies is universally respected and I sell them beer at half price when they buy at my place.

There is a grand sacred concert and free dance here ev'ry Sunday night and preacbin when the paster don't have ter stay at home on account of the big rush at his bowl-in alley. Don't hezzytate about coming here on account of sewciety. This is a morrel town." Dryer's bakery for fresh bread. Try the celebrated 4Moxie" syrup, at Barnes Xorthcraft's. Sewell's carpet stock is still very complete, embracing the choicest patterns in all grades, at the lowest prices to be found.

If you wish to remain on this terrestrial hemisphere, buy your gasoline at Bonebrake Rice's. 44-6t Bide over the hot wave safely by keeping cool on Dryer's ice cream. Barnes Xorthcraft have about half dozen hanging lamps left. This week will close out their stock. YVe propose to assist the citizens of Abilene and Dickinson County in the great and'glonous work" of development and growth now taking place at this Prospective Kailroad Center.

Notice to Taxpayers. The time for adding the live per cent, penalty on all unpaid taxes, has been extended from June 21st to July 10th, 1887. Biciiakd Waking, Co. Clerk. Abilene, June IS, 87.

Modern Woodmen. A. J. Mabie is meeting with good success in organizing the order of "Modern Woodmen." There will be a meeting held next Friday evening in the Odd Fellows hall, when the organization will bo perfected. The Modern Woodmen is an association having in view a safe and legitimate insurance, at low rates.

None are admitted until they have passed a thorough medical examination. It is claimed on good that the assessments in this organization are lower than any other that is run on a similar plan. Anyone wishing to join should consult Mr. Mabie, Dr. Phelps, or meet with the "Woodmen next Friday evening.

and nice candies at Dryer's Fresh bakery. Our Books are Open to All Having Property to sell. Farm and city property wanted. The best lawn mowers for the least money, at Bonebrake Bice's. 44-Ct Barrett must certainly have a great drawing card in the dog-faced boy, "Jo-Jo." No such startling curio has ever been seen in this country, and it iz altogether likely that Barrett's tents will be packed with people eager to see the prodigy on the occasion of their visit here, Thursday, June SO.

"The New York Herald speaks thus-lv of "Beyond all question, 'Jo-Jo is the most extraordinary and absorbingly interesting curiosity that has ever reached these shores. lib resemblance to a fancy skye terrier is most striking and complete. is not at all stupid, but, on the contrary, is unusually bright, alert and vivacious, and an eminently pleasing figure to look upon." Xow, if that Boston lady had come A learned professor, in answer as to to Abilene, her children would Lave "what should a person drink durincr this warm weather," says: by-all means OFFICE Over the First National Bank. drink the High llock Mineral Water, sold in Abilene by Barnes Xorthcraft. Deen roDust neaim less than no time.

By purchasing one of Buckley's celebrated pianos or organs, she would have made home happy; she would have been welcomed into the best "sewciety," and universally respecttd and admired for her good judgment. Call or Telephone Don't melt, with Believe your pent a dish of Dryer's up ice feelings cream. i50RTOII 4 CASSER..