Wills Point Chronicle. (Wills Point, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 31, 1900 Page: 4 of 8
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Turmer, Tex., May 29.—Mies
Tenia Smith of Wille Point was
Ben la the WorW.
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stantly kills all lice, mites, fleas,
roaches, bedbugs, etc., on chick-
ens, horses, cattle, sheep, hogs,
doge and house plants, garden
vegetables, etc. For sale at.the
Wright Photograph Gallery, Wills
Point., 17tf.
1 COTTON SEED OIL ILL
SECURED FOR WILLS POINT.
SHOES and
ENow Is
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iff To Furnish
M Your House...,
IRw Prices on Furniture reduced.
HB The biggest bargain* ever known
for the next fifteen days, and I
■■ the largest stock ever shown ih
- Wills Point to select from.
II $20.00 Suit for $15.00
! ’ ■ Sdii for $20.00
n $30.00 Suit for $22.50 ’ I
■ $50.00 Suit for $25.00
I $60.00 Suit for $30.00
■ Now is the time to buy your
■ Matting, Don’t miss this bar* I
I gain:
Heavy Cotton Warp
Matting, 35c value,at d
30c a yanj.
Heavy • Jute Warp
j* flatting, 25c value, at
20c a yard. -.-7^3
■ $5>Po Rugs for $4.25
W $3.50 Rugs for $2.75
F $3-00 Rugs for $3.35
Rocking Chair (This *i
Cut), $5.00 value, at
$3.85.
Undertakers’ We are alwaysstocked on Undertakers' Supplies, and
n-_j» W111 ?lve b111 om*®" careful attention. We also have a -
UOOUS. hearse for the benefit of our Customers. ■ » |
L. LYBRAND,
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Per Sals er Rest. , Ovrrstscked.
Seven-room residence, on hill: We are overstocked withfurni-
| near Public School building^ For I This meSIie
itOM tne gooas must oe sold re-
Terrell, Tex. 18tf ' gardless of price.. Come to see
it- . Ji------Z7— .1 T . ; us, see our goods and get our
AA ant hll your cordwood. J. J. prices—which "means that you
Dickard. ---i: ; j will buy. Bob Williams.-:
than you can
buy them -t L .
any where else.
Come and see us
when in Wills Point.
Have four stores ■’
on the South Side. ,
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The Long Needed Industry Is Now a Sure Thing.
Will Be in Operation for the Coming Crop.
To Be Capitalized at 30,000 hollars,
with much pleasure that we-announee this week the clos-
ing of arrangements for a forty-ton cotton seed oil- mill for Wills
Point, the plant to be in operation for the coming season. Thb
■company will be chartered fo^,$30,000, every dollar of which will
be put into the plant. Of the capital stock, $15,000 is taken in
_ Wills Point and S15.000 outside capital, J. D. Crawford of Dallas
being the principal holder of the outside stock.
_________A complete list of the stockholders and further details will be
given next week. ’ , /
This"is'*ah institution Wills Point has needed for a long time.
Many car loads of cotton seed were shipped from Wills Point the
past season, and many cars of hurts and meal shipped in.
The buildings will be of brick, and it will require from $5, -
000 to $10,0i0 to put them in shape, all of which-will be’turned
loose here during the summer.
The citixens of Wills Point subscribed to
site, that being all that was asked of them.
— - . promoters of the enterprise held a, men ting, last night at
which were present Mr. -Crawford and a machine man. They ap
pointed two committees, one to select a site for plant and the other
to visit oil mills in near-by places and learn all possible about
s the requirements and equipment necessary to construct and op-
erate a plant successfully.
LATER—CONSTRUCTION MAY BE DELAYED A YEAR.
It is possible that the construction of the mill may. be de-
layed until next summer, 1901, as it may be impossible to pro-
-cure the necessary machinery in time for the coming season, as!
the machine- man Bays oil mill machinery is not kept in stock but'
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is only “manufactured when ordered, and it takes several months particulars address, J. T. Read, that the goods must be sold
to make it; but if it is positively learned that the plant can be
put in operation by the beginning of the coming season, it will
be built with the greatest haste possible: otherwise, the construc-
tion-will have to be delayed a year.
The incorporators will bold another meeting to-day.
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last Wfeek. .7.....
Prof. C. L. Alexander, candi-
• date for justice of the peace, wafi
■ ' electioneering in this community
last Saturday. "7
L I^ev- Neal preached at this
place Sunday. (
|r - 7 . . v iSour Mormon missionaries ra-
cently visited this 1
ing adherents to their faith.
> We all took a look at the eelipso
-- Monday morning. It was .as
nearly total as any we have ever
seen.
Frank Machotka of Edgewood
Sundayed it Jim Gahart’s.
The harvest has begun. The
grain is certainly fine, although
’ • there is’ some rust on the wheat
and there are a great many black
heads among the oats. %
The cotton croi
as well as it should at this time of
• the year. -Corn is looking well
and growing fast. ’
---------Thia Ought to Be Sufficient.
We, the undersigned, members
of the campaign and executive
committee of the Democratic
party for the year 1898, hereby, the Oriental laundry ant} solicit a
, take pleasure in certifying that
H. P. Davis paid in full his part
of the campaign fund for said,
year and promptly and fully res-
ponded to every demand made
upon him, both with his money ■■ ■■
and hia efforts in behalf of the
party and the entire ticket. And • . _ —
reports to the contrary qre with- ---------------
.out foundation and are wholly is the place to find the best saddle
untrue. *nd harness horse in Texas.
James A. Harris,
Chair. Ex. and Cam. Coms.
CbarLrs L. Hubbard,
■- Sec. Ex. Com.
W. C. Blanks, r I
Sec. Cam. Com. 1
May 26, 1900. •
Come and see him move. I also •
have as fine a jack as you ever. <
saw. No trouble to show them.
All I ask is for you to see my ..
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H.-t, CONSTANT, .
8 miles south of Wills Point. . * «
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ON ALL
SAMPLES.
We don’t get Samples
in all sizes, so can’t fit
everybody; but all who
can wear them can
save money by buying
of us.
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Rev. W. fi. Miller, our good-
looking young Presbyterian min-
ister, .wil| have the honor, next ’
‘ the guest of Miss Carrie Samford Wednesday evening, in the first
of performing the marriage cere- '
mony uniting Mr. Geo. W. Clary
of New Orleans to Misa Lillie
Sharpe of Dallas. <
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Miss Nona Yantis finished her
course in music at Patton sem- ’«
honors.___
We represent the Oriental laun-
dry, Dallas,—the beet in the d
state. We solicit your “wash-
ing.” •
Monroe 4 McKinney. «
Claude Dickard returned yes-
terday morning from Georgetown *
where he has been attending the 4
Southwestern University. <" .' u
Just received a fine line of *
>p does not look men’s, women’s and children *s
ild at this time of hosiery and underwear.—Racket
Store. ' . • • ~
Mrs. R. E. Yantis and dpugh-
ter, M iss Oma, visited-Dallaa this _j
week. _____________
Monroe 4 McKinney represent i
share of the public patronage.
Agents on salary of 916.00 per week
and expenses; the greatest agent
seller ever produced; every stock and
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Address,
Co., Terre
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Wills Point Chronicle. (Wills Point, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 31, 1900, newspaper, May 31, 1900; Wills Point, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1284762/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Van Zandt County Library.