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Newspaper

The Abilene Reflector

Location

Abilene, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1884

Page

5

Palace Clothing Store and Reflector Printing Offer Bargains

Gents furnishing goods boots shoes caps gloves pants overalls ulsters and work clothes advertised as cheap by T McInerney. Simon Rothschild opens a clothing drive for Abilene and Dickinson county promising bargains. The Reflector office offers low rate printing services to local residents.

McInerney Simon Rothschild Abilene Dickinson County Palace Clothing Simon McInerney’s

Local House Painting and Hardware Ad Catalog

Abilene merchants advertise house painting carpentry and hardware services as late autumn promotions. Lancaster McDowell offer painting contracts while Berry Bros. promotes wagons corn shellers lamps and coal burners. Irion Armitage showcase a full home furnishing establishment with furniture and hardware selections.

Bonebrake Lancaster & McDowell

Holiday Goods Opened at H. H. Hazlett & Co

Hazlett announces a huge stock of holiday goods at Abi lene store, calling it the finest yet. The 99 cent and 49 cent counters offer bargains as the stock is complete and marked way down. Copies of the Reflector may be found at Sewell's Book Store Opera House Book Store and at this office.

Sewell’s Opera House Abi

Personal notices and arrivals in Abilene scene

Purely Personal items from Abilene Kansas reflect social visits engagements and local movements. Mrs W T Davidson visits Kansas City. Mr John Erwin calls. Miss Alice Beltzhooven receives a subscription as New Year gift. Mrs Hendricks travels to Illinois. Mr Hugh McDonald visits from Ontario with Mr Thos Mustard. Capt John Scanlan favors Sunset Cox for President. Mr S W Kendall leaves for Bedford Indiana. Prof O M Crary plans to move to Abilene in March. Mr Dabney presents a gold watch to his daughter. J W Moneys runs Crane Co elevator during sickness. water mains frozen. various local business notes and marriages including Edward Brunson and Jane E Wanless.

Will Hendricks Ilinois Hugh McDonald Clinton Ontario Abilene Thos. Mustard Buckeye McDonald Kansas Hargraves Rieriec- Tor Jas. F. Mustard Seaforth Canada John Scanlan Chapman Cox Prof O. M. Crary Mr. Dabney Scott & Towler Council Grove Cosmos Samuel Bricker Reriector Missj Alice Beltzhooven Pennsylvania Alice Reflector J. W. Moneys Crane & Co Crane Progressive Current Minneapolis D. W. Keller Cooley D. A. Valentine Clay Center Times Jas. G. Warnock Michael Maloney Chapman Creek Edward Brunson Jane E. Wanless Hayes Township Leavenworth Kan Dickinson County

New Year's issue notes Abilene events and local names

The Rocky Mountain News from Denver issues a six teen page for 1884 with notices on subscriptions for the Ref lector, a ball of the Zulu Base Ball Club at Lamb's Hall, Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Opera House, and Western Home Lodge officers. It records district school updates, a G A R Camp Fire event, New Year weddings and a multi wedding, a teachers institute, and local commerce notices including job work and a fall in a city official’s leg. Local marriages, school duties, and community notices fill the column with multiple named individuals and places across Abilene and surrounding communities.

Kansas City St. Louis Chicago New York Lamb’s Hall Enterprise

Organize For Action Board of Trade urged in Abilene

Business leaders in Abilene are urged to form a Board of Trade to safeguard and advance the citys growing prospects. The message emphasizes the importance of organized effort, noting the citys prosperity this year and its potential for a larger urban future.

Abilene Board of Trade

A Custom of New Year's Resolutions for Youth

The piece reflects on New Year resolutions by young men to quit bad habits. It notes that many abandon vows within a week, with the clock striking midnight triggering last indulgences. It hopes that January's cold fortifies resolve for at least a month toward self control.

Angel

Amusements in Abilene and Salina Troupes

Amusements note Smiths Original Double Mammoth Uncle Tom's Cabin Company played Bone Brake Opera House to the largest Abilene audience yet. The troupe was fair though the cut of the play was severe. tableaux and eight colored singers amused. The Salina melodrama Love's Sacrifice followed, with a small audience but favorable press, led by C. S. Martin, P. Q. Bond, Mrs Daily, Belle Daily and Mary Suydam among others.

Salina Bonebrake Belshazzer C. S. Martin P. Q. Bond Mrs. Daily Belle Daily Mary Suydam

Voice of the People on Sabbath change and Pope query

A reader asks when Pope Gregory or any pope changed the Bible Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday or to the Eden seven day frame. He requests the pope’s name, the history source, and year and month of the change. The letter reflects January cold and New Year reflections from Abilene.

Culbertson Ince Eorror Bertecron M. Forney Abilene

Christmas wedding in Buckeye Township ends with hearty feast

Miss Fanny Martin and Mr Samuel P Grove wed at Buckeye Township with Rev Samuel Zook officiating. After a large 45 guest feast, the couple boarded westbound for Wilson. Guests presented gifts and well wishes poured in for a long life and farm support. An editorial contrast discusses tariff policy and its impact on farmers and industry, arguing for gradual tariff reductions and protection of exports.

A. O Buckeye Township Samuel Zook Fanny Martin Elias Samuel P. Grove Isaac P. Grove Orrstown Franklin Co Wilson H. Freet Fanny Zook Winslet Barbara Martin Lizzie Martin Miss Bell Arthur Simmers Alice Miller Mary Isaac Kauffman Martha Jno Engle Lizzie Beck Lizzie Engle Aaron Zook Emma Noah Martin David Martin Sarah Bert Mrs. Brubaker

Shooting Carnival at Industry Ends Holiday Match

A December 29 shooting carnival in Industry drew many sportsmen and featured glass balls and pigeons. Top shooters George Brown Cha Swineheart L Hickers and Stanley Cochonour posted scores. Seven pigeons released, with Swineheart and Cochonour sharing top marks. Prize turkeys awarded. The writer urges tariff reform and cheaper farm goods, noting high costs for iron beams and fabrics.

George Brown Cha’s Swineheart L. Hickers Cochonour George Shry Chapman

Solomon Splinters and Winter Tides at the Fair

Solomon is booming with the Catholic Fair in session and New Year snow. Uncle Tom's Cabin played at Wall's Hall to a crowded house. A New Year surprise party at Miss Lillie Sutherland’s home. The old depot is for sale as the RR seeks side tracking ground. Hopkins buys Hall House and will move January 15. Protracted Presbyterian meetings convert many. Local ads note job work, clothing stores, horses, buggies, wagons, shoe shops, and maple syrup shops.

Wall's Sall

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