Northcraft Offers Wide Range of Wrights Extracts
Northcraft lists a broad selection of Wrights extracts including Mary Sivant Helilmore Warri Livac Wuarre Rose Livy of The Valliey Tank Rose New Mows IlAy Jockey Club Woop Viewer Stemianotis Ke Ke Ke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northcraft
Wrights
Mary Sivant
HeLiwmore
Warri Livac
Wuarre Rose
Livy of the Valliey
Tank Rose
New Mows IlAy- Jockey Club
Woop Viewer
Stemianotis
Palace Clothing Store expands gents goods line
Simon Rothschild announces a new clothing drive in Abilene and Dickinson county offering boots shoes hats caps gloves and ready to wear. Catches attention with bargains as he sells a full line of pants overalls ulsters and work suits. Isnar Shockey and Daniel Snider form a partners in hardware and implements business at Poort and Bromtway praising past patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNEAP
McInerney
Simon Rothschild
Abilene
Dickinson County
Palace Clothing Store
Isnar Shockey
Daniel Snider
Hanlwane
Cummer of Poort and
Bromtway
Shockey
Palace
Simon
Just
J. Wright
Pianos and Organs Offered by S W Pierre Co Kis
S W Pierre Company Jumellon City announces as one of the largest dealers in pianos and organs in Kis. They carry seven piano makes and seven organ makes. A J Stitt is the special agent staying at the Continental Hotel. Call or write for prices. Organs from 5 to 9 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Pierre & Co
Jumellon City
Kis
A. J. Stitt
Specil
Continental
F. M. Foraker
Montrose
Colorado
T. C. Tleary
H. J. Aldrich
Northcraft's Lamps and Local Advertisers Sweep Abilene
Several large ads trumpet Northcraft's new electric lamp line and a wide assortment of lamps. The issue also highlights tires, insurance, land abstracts, farm sales, clothing bargains, and local notices. Multiple local figures, stores, and events are mentioned, including Wahl Bros meat market, Kenyan's boots, Simon Rothschild clothing, and church activities in Enterprise.
Prohibition Debate Stirs Reflections On Enforcement
The Refiecron commends honest efforts to enforce the law and respects prohibitionists in principle, but it scorns political prohibitionists. The publication hopes its stance is clearly understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rertxector
Reriecron
Nicholson
Rerlectoor
Liquor Poisoning Inquest In Solomon City Saloon Case
Karstetter of Solomon City died after a period of illness following drinking at Jas Hughes saloon. Coroner’s inquest found death from drinking allegedly drugged liquor sold by Dennis Morgan. Hughes and Morgan posted bond to stand trial March 12 at 1 p.m. Authorities expect further facts at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karstetter
Solomon City
Jas. Hughes
Dennis Morgan
Messrs
Hughes and Morgan
Squire Smith
Bond
Temperance Meeting Tour by R B Welch in Dickinson County
R B Welch of Topeka will address Dickinson county residents at multiple venues from March 11 to March 21. Events include schools and churches in Newbern Flor a Flora Holland Buckeye and other townships with invitations to all, especially women. C G Bessey, Sec T CU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Welch
Topeka
Dickinson County
Newbern
Heindle School House
Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church
Holland
East Liberty School House
Hope
Nawatha Methodist Church
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
Cheever
Presbyterian Church
Flora
School House
Willowdale
Funkhouser School House
Buckeye
Central School House
Welch
C. G. Bessey
T. CU
Amusements at Bonebrake's Opera House Friday Night
Donavin's Tennessee Company and the government shows perform. Plantation melodies and operatic numbers praised. Sav erly's Comedy Company at Bonebrake's Opera House last Friday delivered a complete and enthusiastic success with "Our Strategists" and a funny, artistic cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonebrake
Opera House
Abilene
The Whisky Cases Judge Nicholson’s Prohibition Sentences
Judge Nicholson sentenced violators of the prohibitory law last Saturday with fines ranging from 100 to 3100 per count and bonds to refrain from liquor business for two years. Several defendants received prison time or bonds. most sentences satisfied. The Reflector notes few were due to prejudice, defending the law and accountability for those selling liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson
Enos Morgan
Solomon City
Wm. Hickman
Abilene
James Hughes
Pat Maroney
T. J. Foley
Chapman
Amos Johnson
Sickman
Death follows sale of household goods in Jefferson township
Elisha Peck, brother of Benj Peck, sold his household and Samia Sons at auction at his residence in Jefferson township last Friday then died Sunday from a sudden internal tumor. His funeral was held Tuesday with many mourners, and church services are noted by pastors Geo Merriam and JR G McCarthy along with Sunday school and prayer meeting times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Peck
Benj. Peck
Samia Sons
Jefferson Township
Illinois
Meek
Grace Chapel
Spruce Street
Geo. Merriam
The
Presbyterian Church
JR. G. McCarthy
Fire and Water Signals Question the Water Works
County correspondence raises a query about the city water works readiness during a fire alarm. An outsider accuses the water works president of instructing the fire department to withhold water until a whistle signal is given, which allegedly never sounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Water Works Co
Fire Department
Water Works
Winter term closes at School District No 35 Mersius
The six month term ends February 29 1884 with 41 pupils enrolled and an average daily attendance of 31. Daily attendees Fred Dewey Benny Brown Oliver Brown Ellen Brown Elmer Baumbaugh Alice Kinzie Amanda Baumbaugh and Carl Wick attended every day. On the final day baskets were filled and the school and teacher enjoyed a pleasant parting despite sadness. U L Bates thanks scholars patrons and the Board for their support and courtesy during the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mersius
Fred. Dewey
Benny Brown
Oliver Brown
Ellen Brown
Elmer Baumbaugh
Alice M Kinzie
Amanda Baumbaugh
Carl Wick
U. L. Bates
Teachers' Institute at Union Valley school house
The south Dickinson county Teachers Institute will meet at Union Valley school house on Saturday March 15 at 10 o clock AM. Program includes addresses on political geography and U S history, lessons on reading and writing, examinations, and sessions on school economy and true and bank discount. Committees on music and entertainment organize the event by order of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dickinson County
Union Valley Sehool House
M. Teats
Whisler
Martin
Potter
B. W. Peck
M. Scherer
Clara Williams
Crawford
B. Goodspeed
Wm. Peck
P. A. Sickal
A. Eshelman
Wim. M.campbell
F. P. Traster
Eva Smith
J.1il Engle
U. S
C. W. Ifafield
C. W. Ifafield, Miss Minnie Russell
P. IL. Halleck
W.W. Day
R. Mesh
J. R. Hatfield
Garfield Gatherings in a Local Notices Column
March arrives with a roar as Sunny Side School opens next Monday. John Brown returns from Iowa with bride L A Carter and Maud Bradshaw wed February 26. Townsend plans move to Holland Twp. Hultyer relocates to Fleming place. Ringey moves into vacated Hultyer house. Thompson children ill with lung fever. Born March 1 to J I Corkhuff and wife a son. Ches Shelbush expected home from Pennsylvania. Dick Mount visits Ohio to see his father. Peter Boor dies February 25 at age 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Lowa
L. A. Carter
Maud Bradshaw
Townsed
Holland Township
Mr. Hultyer
Flemming Place
Mr. Ringey
Hultyer
Mr. Thompson
J. I. Corkhuff
Sion
Newbern Notes Bulletin Highlights Local Happenings
Milo Houston takes the constable post amid busy duties as Henry Stevens welcomes a healthy girl. Edmond Keller and W. P. Ross attend court while a Nicholson Jr appears in district 111. John Reves suffers foot pain but improves under Dr. Gish. Tunker preacher Hollinger preached at No 10. Mrs Easter and children return home to Mayes City after winter with John Easter. George Richards rents Randall Lightkeps farm. Lightkeps plastering this year. Meetings begin at No 10 next Tuesday through Sunday. Elder Rober dies aged about 67 with funeral at German Reform Church. Keele family affected by measles. A wedding is expected soon between two local youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Charlie Riggs
Topeka
Abilene
N. E. Newhous
Sheffield
Iowa
Donald McKay
Rosebank
A. D. Blanchett
Union Jp
Beriector Office
People’s Paper
Blanchett
John Scanland
Dan Ryan
Michael Nicholson
Chapman
John
Nelson
Chapman Creek
Messrs
J.8. Ford
E. Keller
Newbern
Keller
Bonebrake
South Bend
Ind
Elijah Bonebrake
Milo Houston
Henry Stevens
Edmond Keller
W. P. Ross
Nicholson
Jrper
John Reves
Gish
Mr. Hollinger
Cumberland County
Penn
Marsh Easter
John Easter
Mayes City
George Richards
Randal Lightkeps
Lightkeps
No. 10
Rober
Roher
Keeel
Presbyterians
Sam. McQueston
Lowell
Tlotel
M. E
Howell
Chirm Anh
Solomon Scraps and Growth in New Town
Solomon is poised for growth with a new stone depot and planned court house engine house jail and more. Amos E Wilson and wife visit town while a hotbed of local activity includes school changes travel to Lecompton and a planned thirty room hotel for Jas Hughes. Died Geo Kerstetter 61 after two weeks illness. burial on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Amos E. Wilson
Allen W. Cameron
Pennsylvania
Miss Cramer
Lawrence
State Temperance Union
Jas. Hughes
Geo. Kerstetter
West
Ife
Abilene Markets Brief Snapshot
Grain and livestock prices listed with Wheat No. 3 and No. 4, hay, hogs, cattle, poultry, and related market items. Reads as a terse column of commodity quotes and small farm goods with unclear OCR text.
Station Meredith to Exhibit at Carpenter House Stables
Alfred Prey invites farmers to Abilene on March 16 to view Station Meredith the best draft horse in Dickinson county. The thoroughbred will be shown at Carpenter House stables and on Abilene streets, offering a rare chance to examine the animal. The big rush for Shockey & Snider’s follows, as goods arrive by train with low prices on hardware wagons buggies and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Carpenter House
Abilene
Dickinson County
Alfred Prey
Shockey & Snider’s
Shockey and Snider
Painting Colors for Git Painting at Opera House Book Store
Wiflant's French Tube Colors are praised for purity and brilliancy of tone and offered for sale at the Opera House Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell’s
Opera House
Opera
Jersey Lily and local merchants promote goods at Northcraft’s
Pear’s Famous English Complexion Soap advertised at Northcraft’s with Berry Bros. Mer wind mills and Scantile Company hiring five men to build wind mills and pumps. Shockey & Snider display hardware, woolenware, Ketchem wagons, baggies, spring wagons, stoves, ranges, and more. Corner 4th and Broadway promoted as bed rock prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear
Northcraft’s
Berry Bros
Mer- Wind Mills
Scantile Company
Challenge
Baker
Walthouse
Shockey & Sniders
4Th and Broadway
Abilene Advertises Boots and Farm Equipment Deals
Local merchants advertise gents fine hand-sewn calf boots and shoes, patent wheel landside sulky plows, and farm wagons. Northcraft and Shockey promote drops and groceries, Herrington gets low prices on dry goods, boots, and cosmetics. Spring stock updates mention large orders and low prices across merchants.
Also Mentioned on This Page
T.C. Henry & Co
M. Nwouay
Lille
J. G. Northcraft
Wahl Bros
Roadway
Ws. T. C., Henry & Co
Bauros
Northcraft's
F. B. Winson & Sox
Reinector
Macinerney's
McInerney's
A. E. Bishop & Co
C. Huxly & Co
J. E. Bonebrake
G. A. Crise
Will Zaher
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Will Hendricks
W. I. McDowell
Enterprise
M. L. Potter
Stephen Treague
J. A. Spratt
K. P
A. W. Rice
Ilinois
Monroe
Camillus
Rhodes
Frankfort
J. B. Case
Case
Messrs. Meter Dahlhammer
A. A. Welch
Burlington
Kansas
Morris Kas
Louie Lord
Geo. Apps
March
C. A. Sledge
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
D. W. Keller
A. W. Livingstone
Presbyterian Clurch Sociable
J. G. Hamaker
Waring
Grand Lodge of
James IH. Brown
Richard Waring
E. C. Weiless
Berry Bros. Mercantile Company
Salina
Saline County
Matt Sheerer
A. Learenthal
R. G. McCarthy
Saul
Seventh Street
Allen E. Yount
Libbie Row
Burris House
Culbertson
Wm. Gutsch
Midway
Clay Center Dispatch
J. W. Hart
Hart
Kansas City Times
Carter
Her Majesty's
Gerster
School District No
Teachers’ Institute
Garfield
Monay
Newbern Notes
J.D. Eisenhower
William Lowe
Aroma
Bellsprings
Lecompton
Herington
M. E. Church
Abe Weaver
Lakely
Revolrer: Co
Abilene Markets
Tealight Rede
Mer
Cantile Company
Shockey & Snider
4Th and
Broadway
Shockey & Snider's
Hapgood
Shockey & & Snider’ ‘S
Berry Bros., Mercantile Company
Cor
F. A. Smalley
Berry Bros. Mercantile Co
D'Kuy
Chandler's
Herrington
Aud Funk
Shockey & Shivers
Letheral Northcrafts
Melnemney
Melnemney’s
Bil. D* Huy
Berry Bros. McMercantile Company
McInerney’s
Burt
Melherney’s
Third and
Rerlecron
McInemey
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