Wise County Messenger. (Decatur, Tex.), No. 146, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 19, 1887 Page: 4 of 4
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But take advantage of the many bargains to be found at the
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They still lead in Low Prices and Good Goods—9]
Sweeping Reduction in Prices!
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Child’s good every dav Shoe, 5s to 7s, 25c
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blanket. and held hits
203 Pine Street. St. Louis, Mo.
‘•Denver Cinders.”
The Farmers Alliance has
Popu,ar low-
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Simmons and Jesse Blagg, bookselling.
-- • PLANET PUBLISHINGCO.
5c yd.
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10c “
5c “
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6 l-4c “
40c “
35c •*
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45c “
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Ladies’ screwed bottom Shoes
“ Ki'', button Shoes
" “ solid leather,
.Men’s full stock Brogans,
Boys’ Boots, 7s to 10s,
Men’s calf Boots.
BOOTS X SHOES.
A large line of children’s custom
reduced to #1 a pair.
Child’s full stock Shoe, 6s to Us
DRY GOODS.
All wool tilling Dress Goods,
Alpaca Lusters
Grey Flannel,
Yard wide Domestics,
Sea Island “
Canton Flannel,
Afi wool tilling Jeans,
Heavy 10 oz. “
Cotton Jeans,
54-iu. wide Waterproof,
Turkey Red Table Damask,
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30 days time giv n Agents without capital, fast.
rk on the (‘anadian, and in
Nye days the piling will be Labor.
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now being operated upon. are
ing ami amusing engravings ever seen in
a book.
ONLY FULL AND AUTHENTIC EDITION.
The first complete reports ever printed.
Greatest book sensation of the day. Tre-
regaining
off across
In the Principal Cities, with History of
His Life; and Sermonsoy Sam Small, his
co-lahorer.
ONLY ILLUSTRATED EDITION.
Most remarkatle and intensely interest-
T. s.
HATS X CAPS.
Men’s wool Hats,
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DOSNOr LET THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY PASS BY
horse not until his father had
succeeded in overtaking the
scared animal.
Answer to conundrum on
first page: A man with one
eve saw two plums, took one
and left one.
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Home & County News.
Ladies’ all linen, boidered Handker-
chiefs, reduced from 25 to 15 cents
Ladies’ Cambric bordered hdkfs. 5c
Fancy Cloak buttons reduced from 35
to 30 cent;.
Nice metal Dress Button 10c adoz
A good C >rset for 25 cents.
Ladies'Gloves for Scents a pair .
“ Hose for 5 cents a pair
Zephvr at 5 cents an- ounce.
A FULL LINE of GENTS’ 4 BOYS’
NECKWEAR
A tremendous stock of VALISES from
65 cents to $6.
CLOTHING.
Boys’ wool suits, from 4 to 6 years, re-
duced from $3.00 to 81.50.
Boys’ suits, 10 to 18 years, reduced
veterans, attended
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like it. AGRXTS WANTED.
R. S.
manufacturers,
directors will
Messrs. Joe Waits, C.
mendous demand. No book ever before
agents and report
to county agent, so
Ryan and
AGENTS WANTED
Mr. M. Cotner, of Green- layers will probably continue This morning about 10
wood. was here at the colt their work into New Mexico o’clock, Mr. Ben Ford. Font
“ Corduroy Hats, white and
brown, reduced from $1.50 to 91.
Men’s white wool Hats, reduced
from $1.50 to 81.
A No. 1, white wool Hat, - 85c.
Boys’Cashmere Caps, - 15c.
A full line of John B. Stetson Hats.
MISCELLANEOUS.
10-4 white Blankets, 90 ceuts a pair.
Large lot Ladies’ Baskets, reduced
from 40 & 50 cents to 10 cents.
All wool, diagonal new markets, very
| stylish, 84
50c. | Many of the finest cloaks and wraps
the pasture terribly frightened
'with the body of young Ed-
wards dangling after it. kick-
ing him nearly every jump.
He was horribly mangled and
died in great pain. His
mangled body was ex-
tricaied from the frightened
marked down to cost, and some less.
Now is the time to buy, they are deter-
mined to sell them.
what time, what terms received (fill
PARTICULARS), and obtain from us new
plan and extraordinani diccountt to better
themselves on new and fast-silling books. mtet here next month to take
down prices. Write for terms; or, to se-
sure agency quick, send 75 cts. in stamps
Time for payments allow-
ed agents short of fands.
SCAMMEL A Co , St. Loi is. Mo.
TeThey would not stain their Established Reputation for Honesty and Fair Dealing to misrepresent anything, from a crotchet hook to a $50.00 27
3-e si l k dress, and you will find every article exactly as advertised. They are overstocked in many lines of goods and have made a"2
Dallas. Nov. 9.—The cot-'
his feet. started
ing. Dr. and Mrs. Proctor VaLUR, .
saw and killed a rattlosnake : large, entirely new, up to the very on its back, secured by a rope
saw and kimen a ratuesnake latest science. vet in plain language. A 1:. t i r * 1 . I
over five feet long. GREAT NOVELTY in all its parts and around its body. In chasing
... , ®’ . „ attracts instant attention. 250 engrav-the bunch of horses. vonng
Our public school is in fine ings. The most profusely and beaut.ful- u , . . . . - 8.
workin. shane Ever, thino ly illustrated book of the kind ever got dwards was the lead of
r " J venyt hi8iup. BEST OF ALL, it is BY FAR the his father an. Mr Ford
glide along harmoniously and low bst-priced everpublished—less . 1 . . . *
" than half the cost of any decent volume When his animal stumbled and
vetout. Agents who are tired of strug- fel 1, throwing him, and ill
gling with high-priced books, write for . ,, , .
the tail his loot caught in a
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Graders have
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Agents who have had line success should
write us in a LETTKR (no postal cards)
names of books, date, number sold in
HENRY BUCKLIN 4 C0 St. Lonis Mo steps for the building of their
permanent exchange, which
One year for 50 cents cash, is to cost $40,000.
show with some good stock.
Messrs. Fuller, Bonnet,
Terrell and Martin, lawyers
of Decatur, weie in our city
Thursday.
Last Sunday, while out rid-
driven and the bridge com-
plete. The driver is working
nicely and will drive about
twelve piles per day. A large
force are working night and
day at the rock cut on the
377th mile, and ever anon can
be heard the loud reports com-
ing from the great blasts.
Your correspondent leaves
for the state line to-morrow
and will give you a condensed
description of the country and
as to how the grade work is
for the most complete popular family trying to rotnd Up some
physician book ever produced Select horses. l'he horse ridden by
and sales are always sure and young Edwards had a blanket
son, i heodore. aged about
twelve years, were in the pas-
ture of Colonel B. C. Rhome.
Ryan and Edwards, and the latter’s
IMPORTANT TO THE ALLIANCE.
All County, Sub Alliances
ind others, concerned in pur-
chasing implements or machi-
nery. through the Farmers’
Exchange at Dallas, must
make their orders through
said exchange office. Y our
County Agent earnestly re-
quests that all Sub Alliances
immediately appoint their sub
Our full stock men’s boots at 82.75 is
the best boot ever sold in this market for
the money.
•ICLOAKS.D
One lot, trimmed in satin fringe, only $2.
“ “ black beaver, trimmed in satin,
passementeries ?nd fringe, $3.50.
— _ void, came in on last Satur-Pusty of Trinidad, Col., have
Nov. 5. day and had his name placed taken the contract to grade
Track is now laid to the Can- on our advance pay roll. He the Denver, Texas and Fort
adian river crossing. 374 expects soon tocanvasstheWorthtrom Trinidad to the
miles from Fort Worth. I lie 1, . . Texas line The work is to
•i .. county for an excellent work ।,ne° K ,0
steam plie-drver is now at . . be completed by January 1.
on labor, ent,tied "Voice of The Fort Worth and Denver
will reach the Texas line by
S.=Bear in mind that they are daily distributing in Wise county the BEST GOODS for the LEAST MONEY. “2
Se-They will always treat you right.
MURPHY, BENNETT & CO.
--- never been so prosperous and
- if you want good, cheap healthy as it is just now,
reading send to John B. Al- Cheering reports of the suc-
From the Springtown I ilot den. Pub., 393 Pearl St.. N. cessfui w rkings of the plans
of last week: vc . ,
Mr. B. F. Banks, Cotton---for catalogues.
dale, passed through town —Dennis Paschall is spend- pouring in frm all parts of
Monday on his way to Fort ing a few days in Bosque the entire Sout h wherever the
Worth. connty. whither his wife went! principles of the order have
Dr. O.G. Peterson moved some weeks agoonavisittobeen promulgated and Alli-1
in from Garvin i uesday , and 1 7 ances organized.
is now a citizen of our city of he" slstr
artesian water. —J. M. Spencer, of Al-
EYTRn BOOK AGENTS
LAIKH HIGH TERMS
ton sales by the state alliance
exchange to date reach a lit-
tle over 10,000 balas, of
which about a third were sold
direct to
from $4. to 83.
Boys’ Plaid Suits, 10 to 18 years, re-
duced from $5 to $4
A good man's suit for $5.00.
Men's ten dollar suits reduced to $8
Dark Silk Mixed Suit, worth $20.0
now selling for 812.
Men’s wool coats reduced from $4 to 83.
Jeans Pants, 1.00, 1.25 and 1.50.
OVERCOATS as low as Two Dollars.
MILLINERY.
Their MILLINERY STOCK is now
complete, and prices in this line are 25
per cent, cheaper than ever before
THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE
MANY BARGAINS.
the reunion at Fort Worth
this week.
that he progressing on
may make such report as is
demanded of him. Give at- "hole line up to New Mexico.
. . •___ and all work is being pushed
tention to your own business - 4."..
I, c with great zeal and energy,
interests. Y ours to er ve. and will be completed with
L T. Reeves, Bu. Agt. the utmost dispatch.
January 15, when the track- Rhome, Tex., Nov. 13.—
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The horse
BARGAINS!!! »—“24
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Forster, William. Wise County Messenger. (Decatur, Tex.), No. 146, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 19, 1887, newspaper, November 19, 1887; Decatur, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1580807/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .