The Standard (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, September 28, 1883 Page: 3 of 4

                                
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Tl^e ^tki^dai'd.
CLARKSVILLE,
OFFICE A.S SECOND CLASS MATTER
I Ma J o .Ja'ueS <111(1 tjeOlgC McCtlllocll. I Have Heard it Wbisperud Around
were enjo\ injr a drive last Sunday morn „,. . ,
J 1 hat Clarksville merchants are gct-
tiug an immense amount of goods just
now.
That the roads are as good as they
have been any time before this year.
That a good rain would be a God-
send.
JtV*i
ing when their horses took Iright, caused
by the breaking ot oi.e i>t the breast
j straps and letting the pole down. The
horses went up the street leading to the
FRIDAY, SGPThMBGR 28, 1883. ,1^,,^ ,|t t)le r.lte 0( o:40, and were Dually
ENTERED ATTHE CI.ARKSVILLE POST (tupped by McCulloch above Tom Car-
Texnn and Piicific Railway Train* Ar-
rive and Depart from Clarh«vUle,
bound east.
Mail .  2:15 p. M
AccoiiimiMlatioii   jfc>5 a. m
Freight 4:«5 P. M
bol'nd wk>t.
Mail ...................... - ----- .... 11.3-> a m
Accommodation   —  ifclw a. m
Freight  ^:4U A* M
Mail Directory.
Doaksvillk Mail.—Departs Monday and
Thursday at 7 a. M. Arrives Tuesday and Frw
d at fi P. M
Sulpiiuk Srnixna Mail.—Departs Monuav  n<l
Thursday at l.: P. m. Arrives Monday and Thonj-
day at 1 i M.
Cut hand Mail.—Departs Monday aud Thurs-
day at 7 a. si. Arrives Tuesday and Friday
e m.
\V-limit Grove Mail, departs Tuesday aud Sat-
urday,at 1 P.M. Arrives Tuesday and Saturday,
at Vi m.
Mttnev order otTico aud registered letter busi-
ws from Ha. m., to 4 p. m. Office hours Sunday
umss
from H a. M., .•
11 A. M.
II. S. Sasdkksos P. M.
I<oc5kl Iten^.
Prints 5 cent* jier yaril, at Trilling's.
Boots and Shoes at Hamilton's.
Buy Groceries from (iough Bros. & Smith.
Norris is emphatically headquarters
for choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Extra good heavy Doe Skin Jeans, 52
cents per yard, at N. D. Trilling's.
Splawn & Fuller have oil hand new riee
of this season. This is very nice.
Call on Hamilton for Boots and
Shoes.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, cheaper than ever at Stein-
lkis's.
He sure to read J. VVcisman & Co s large
advertisement ami price list.
Remember that (iough Bros. & Smith are
emphatically headquarters for low prices.
Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings, at
S. P. Allison's.
New Goods! New Goods!! New (Jowls—
just in, at Gough Bros. & Smith's.
Splawn & Fuller are erecting a new
net of platform tcalcs in front ot their
store for the purpose ol weighing loaded
wagon?.
Sam Smelser left tor Cass county yes-
terday on legal business.
Handsome line of Dress Goods aud all
kind of Trim mill gs, at Trilling's.
Fine line of California Canned Goods,
just arrived, at Gough Bros. & Smith's.
Small profits and quick sales is Ham-
ilton's motto-
The taxable property in this Slat* is
said to have been increased something
near $101>,000,<MW this year. The rate of
taxation should be reduced to 11 cents
on the $100.
Splaw & Fuller have the finest stock of
Coffees ever brought to this market.
Our friend Norris, besides liis other
many recent improvements, still contin-
ues to handle the choicest brands ol
Wines and Liquors.
The event this week in the social cir-
cle was a nice little hop at the residence
at Mr. W. II. Sivley, last Wednesday
night, at wl::ch the yonug people eiijoy
ed themselves until a late hour, tripping
in the mazy waltz.
Hamilton is Agent for all the leading
Sewing Machines- Call and get one.
Steinlein's trade is immense—low
prices and good Goods will tell.
Cabbage, Kraut, Onions, &c., at
Goeoii Bros. & Smith's.
A freight- tram was wrecked near
Walker, Thursday evening in which live
or six height cars were ditched, and the
track considerably torn up. 1 he east
bound passenger was delayed here about
24 hours waiting tor the wreck to be
cleared away.
Customers may depend on gentleman-
ly treatment and polite attention at Nor-
ris'.
Doors, Window Sash and Blinds
at P. Ai lison.
Splawn & Fuller have the best grades of
Sugar in town. Call and see.
If vou want a nobby pair of Shoes
Call on STEINLEIN.
Nice lot of canvassed and sugar
cured Ilams. at Rutherford & Barry's.
Bacon. Flour, Sugar Coffee, &c., at
Splaws & Ftllkk's.
Rutherford &"Barry have just re-
ceived a ear load of Patent Process
Flour.
10,000 pounds Tobacco at
W. S. THOMPSON
Gough Bros. & Smith have just in. a car
load of choice l* «nds of Flour, consisting
of the following celebrated brands: "Crown
Diamond" anil "Hough's Best". This
Flour is the Best. Try it.
Splawn & Fuller have inaugurated a new
era in the grocery trade. They sell abso-
lutely fresh and pure goods as cheap as
Other grocers sell their old stock.
The celebrated R. E. Lee Boots for
sale by W. R. Hamilton.
Heaviest kind 4-4 Brown sheetings at
8 cents per yard, at Trilling's.
Splawn & Fuller are energetic business
men and don'l believe in ''blowing'* much
hut they respectfully ask all to call and
price their goods. Their guarantee isgood
Ladies Hats! Ladies Hats!! a tine
line at Trillin's.
ter's re.-fdenci—nothing but the buggy
being seriously injured. James, who
jumped out early in the drive, had tbe
niisfortuuc to strike the ground with his
head lirst, and received a slight cut, aud
McCuiioch had his ankle sprained as the
buggy turned over, just lietore he suc-
ceeded in stopping the excited team. It
might have been worse.
Splawn & Fuller practice no tricks to de-
ceive the unwary. Their goods are always
as represented, if not they will make them
so.
Norris' oyster parlor is booming—Oys-
ters served in any style, day or night.
Read J. Weisman & Co's large advertise-
ment and price list in this issue.
Just reeived at the Peoples' Grocer
W. S. THOMPSON, an immense lot
of Cabbape, Potatoes, Onions, Kraut,
Apples. Butter Beans, Green Peat
dried, Grits, Honey, Oat Meal, Rye
Flour, Graham Flour, Cheese, Butter
etc.
If you want anything in the Dry
Goods line Steinlein is your man, re-
member always.
W by ler, your childi en
«lie [with; the lever, when
R e c d ' s Summer
plaint "will cure tliem
Large lot ot country produce, Cab-
bage, Yam Sweet Potatoes^ Irish
Potatoes Butter etc., at RUTHER-
FORD & BARRY'S.
com-
•>
Dr. 11. W. Cheatham handed us a
boufh of a red-oak tree this week which
was full of acorns. If this may be taken
as an average, the mass this year will
be unusually large.
The Fisrt National Bank Cigar is a
new brand of cigars just received by
the house, whose uame they bear. We
have sampled them, and have no hesi-
taucy in pronouncing them tip top.
This house handles nothing but a supe-
rior line of goods, and customers cau
depend on really lirst class goods—first,
last, and all the time.
Norris handles none but straight goods.
All sold under his guarantee.
The celebrated Liippin-
cott Axes at Rag-in Sc.
Hocker's.
Diamond Edge Axes—Every one
warranted at S, P. Allisn's.
Dick & Barry have just received a car
load of each, Bagging and Ties.
Cloaks and Dolmans!—We invite
the attention of our ladies to this line of
our good8, as we have the finest ami
he*t stock of these goods ever before of|
fcred tor sale in the market. Don't fai
to remember this when you need any
thing iu this line. N. b. Trilling.
If you want a fine suit of Clothes
call on STEINLEIN.
Splawn & Fuller are daily receiving good*
in car load lots—hence they are enabled to
distance all competitors in prices.
* Deatli of Col. L. 13. Hendfrson.
HAMILTON
has move i' 111s
MAMMOTH STOCK
OF
Nat Doak, ot Coleman Springs paid us
a visit last Saturday. |
Capt. Jim Clarlc, from oft Red River
was in the city a day or two this week.
Judge Wootten left tor Hot Springs BOOTS AND SHOES
! last Saturday. Mrs. W ootten has been j to thk sew bcildim*.
tln-re for some time for her health. The j
. ... , . UNortli-East Corner of Square-
Judge will return in a tew days.
Frank Hooks came down irom Paris
The sixteen Southern States have
lo3, leaving 4* to be gained from oth-
er States before a democratic nominee
can be elected.
Iu the Pilot House-
That a nice ball given by our young
men, would be ever so nice these pleas- j amj stayed over night with friends and
ant nights. ; relatives last Sunday.
That oysters are not as good now, as ! Dr. J. H. Morgan and wit.i returned
they will be after a while. | last Sunday from Tennessee, where they
That the "luelancholly days" have ! had been tor several weeks on a visit,
come, but they are not the saddest of
the year to our business men.
That there will be several marriages
"in high life,'" in our town shortly.
That now is a good time to look after
your winter's wood.
i lie next eleelona! vote will
4it:—neecssarv to choice 201.
number
That the Standard Office is doing
O
the nobbiest and neatest job work, ever
turned out in Clarksville.
That our merchants are unusually
backward in the way of advertising this
fall.
That we have most polite and cour-
teous Postmaster and Assistant in the
State.
Thar our efficient Sheriff is the father
of new bouncing baby girl.
That E. M. Bowers is the handsomest
county official. No charge.
That the new court house will be a
"daisy," when it is papered and the
tower built.
That sickness in the country is de-
creasing.
That Col. Patton is the best judge of
cotton in the market.
That there will be a show in town to-
day.
That Clarksville can boast of more
pretty young ladies, than any other
town in the State.
That Miss Dixies Crook, the Texas
Prima Dona, might be persuaded to
visit us, if our citizens would encourage
an effort, to induce her to come.
Tthat the jail force under Capt.
Royston Kenned v. our deputv tax col-1tbe air' m,r 11 l,rov,d
lector, lets been quite sick tor several to be our worthy constable who had fb-
ed at a negro. The negro was being
days.
Mrs. S. R. Barry, ot Paris is iu the
city, the guest of her brother-in 1-iw, J.
H. Barry.
Jasper Longe left one day this week
for St. Louis and the L juisville Exposi-
tion.
Our old friend Pat McClernau cau now
be found behind W. S. Thompson's coun-
ters, aud respectfully a.sks his old friends
and the public generally, to cali and see
him—promising lo give them au abun-
dance of good goods at bed-rock prices.
Mr. E. S. Chambers, who has been iu
the country several days this week, re-
ports Waylatul and Robbiusville as
booming.
Mrs. Fitzgerald of Paris, aud her
daughter Mrs. Mat Cheatham, have been
in the city several days this week.
We welcome back to our midst Mrs.
Nannie L'-e and family, after au absence
of over a year in Paris.
Thompson sells 11>.
[ canned string beans at
I lO cts. pei- can.
lb. canned (*ree Corn
lO cts.
£3 lb cannedGreen Peas
lO cts.
Hest natural leaf tobac-
co at cts. per pound.
Best black leal Tobacco
at cts. lb.
JBest natural leal Navy
Tobacco cts. lb.
Burns have done some "ood work on
O
the streets.
That Hon. A. M. Taylor's "head is
level," in regard to wcighiug and dock-
ing of cotton.
Oyster lAu-loi*.
Wade Parks has recently re-fitted his
Oyster Parlor in elegant style, ami wish-
es to say to his friends and customers
aud esptcially the ladies, that be is now
prepared to seive these delicacies in all
styles, and at alt hours. Polite attend-
ants are always present, and he respect-
That the Donoho House is one of the j fully a ks those in want of this fine ot
best kept hotels iu the State. goods to favor him with a call.- if.
That the Christians are
[ '-\es, sir: this kiml ol'nwk nlili^t-s a uuiu to
twp soWr a judge. Of.-ill men in tlio w.iM,
 teamlu>:it ]>ilots aad railroad engineers should let
liquor alone. Km on tlieir clearness oi'si-Jit ami
„ i . -li i i i . i- t - i foulness tit lu ai'i deiieiida the safetv of life aud
W here he will be pleased to see lus friends ( property."
and the public generally, and supply their Ki-epinjr bis hand on tlie wheel as lie sahl this,
necessities in his line, at low rates. I _ •A- l{,l""knian. of No. -J91--J Silver street. Chi-
m ^ | imilfcl: "Of ioui\st\ some of Yui drink: Hut
Considerable excitement was caused j '/' v i""'s'"I'1,'"n'
| if«> xfj , iiu* work :imlt xjuisu.it' sometimes t«*lls
last Saturday night bv the sharp report j ,l!4: l, t tor my part, I tind Pakkkk's Tlsic to
* % . ... . | to be all the iiivii*oraut I need I've trot a WfTle
Ota revolver that rang out clear upon j aboard here no«r..ever make a trip withoutit.
W Ueu I haven't any appetite, or ant iu any way
out of Hurts, it nets me up in no time. If drinkint;'
men would use the touie, it would help "em to
nreak on. (Xo, that is uot a light-house: it's a
SJUrV„ V 'lown near the water.) As I was savin*;.
the Tonic is new life l«>ttled up. You see'that
flag s staff   Well, with a bottle of Pakkkk's Ton-
ic iu the loeker I ean keep malaria as far from lm-
as that, all the time. My wire has used it for
three years for summer complaint au«l colic, ami
as an iuvigoraut, when she's tired out from over-
work. Bhe says the Tonic is a daisy. tiood-l>vc '
Doii t break your neck going below."
This preparation, which 1ms been known sa
PAKKKK'S GINUEK TOXIC, will hereafter In ad
vertised .mi sold simply under the lisiue ofl'Alf-
KEK'S TOXIC. As iii/prim-ipled dealers are eon-1
Btantly deceiving their customers liy sulistitu! in«-'
inferior articles under the naiuv of ginger, ai..l as J
ginger is really an unimportant iugreilisui. w<- |
drop the misli udiug word.
a
seaiched by Mr. Brown tor concealed
weapons, when he snddeidy threw Mr.
Brown down and "lit out,'' and as he ran
up the street Brown tired, the ball miss-
ing the negro and passed through the
canvass and broke a transom light in
Lubiusky's store.
A FATAL aftray occurred in Dallas ou
the night of tbe 2  tti inst., betweeu Hen-
ry Shanks aud another by tbe name of
Wfcimer. They were disputing about re-
ligion, the latter stoutly denying the ex-
istence of a God, while the stranger
strenuously urged his belie! iu the script-
ures and their teachings. Doubtless, ere
this his spirit lias realized that his posi-
tion in this world was uiitenably.
conducting !
Taxable froperty ol Red Kiver CJount y«
an excellent meeting at their new church.
That the Citizens Bank will begin
business as soon as its fixtures arrives, ty of Red River county, assessed for tax for
That chickens, country butter, and I883- Next week will hand you complete
country produce generally, are uuusu-
ally scarce and dear.
That the Republican party must go.
That we are indebted to Mr. C. O.
Hodges for as nice, and convenient lit-
tle opera house as there is anywhere.
That our merchants pay more for
cotton and sell goods cheaper than any-
other on this line of road.
INDICATION S
Are very strong that s tmiiier ami bubling
silling with its beantiriii lbnvei.s has vanished
and will loom up no more until ltfS-l. To the
coy young maiden .stately matron and fashion-
able yut!ti£j gent. There has been much pleas-
are enjoyed during tlie past season and much
pleasure in contemplating the change from
nature decked ii: ganisi-tils of verdure with an
intermingling of vines ami blossoms purling
luooks ami liinl.-t not to mention pieiiics and
moonlight excursions by land ami water, to
snow and ice. the sleigh and the merry mar-
riage bells
T'lS SWEET TO HEAR
At midnight ou the blue and moonlit deep
The song and oar of Adrias (Jomloiier
Thy distances mellowed oerthe vvalers«weep
'["is sweet, to see the evening star appear,
T'is sweet to listen as the night winds creep
l-'roiti leaf to leaf, t'is sweet to view on high
The rainbow based on otean spun ihe sky.
T'is sweet to listen to the confab of young
maidens as they discuss the new style in fall
dress, and go into raptures over that thick of
a bonnet. T'is particularly sweet to watch
the young gent disport himself aloiig the bul-
warks of fashiou in a bobtail coat and pants
so tL'ht that he can't set down iu them. T'is
likewise pleasant to observe ihe matron sur-
rounded perhaps by a bevy of daughters deep-
ly immersed in the pros aud cons of the latest
fashiou plates. It is also of much interest to
observe paterfauiilutrs put on airs of resigna-
tion when tlie grocery man and milliner sends
iu their bills as long as the scheme ami char-
ter, but these things are moves on the chess
There is no change: howcv er. in the lnvuaraiittu
: i .ii i ^11 - - .• . 1 .  _ .
Mr. Li'oii Kee.l of j Clarksville was
in the city last Sunday. 11c protests
that he didn't have one lick of business
on earth in Paris, and came siniply to
keep the idle hours of Sunday from
hanging heavily upon him.—Paris Tri-
bune.
For Sale.
Bostwick's Sawing Machine for cuttiiig
ogs—the best made, newt used. Apply
at Standard Ortiee.
HARXES7
Patent Foot and Steam Pow-
er Machinery. Complete oat-
tits for Actual Work shop Bus-
iness. I-aths for Wo k1 or Met-
al. Circular Saws.Scroll Saws
Formers. Mortisers, Teuoners.
etc. Machines ou trial if tlc-
iietl. Inscriptive Catalogue autl Price I.nt
'ice.
W. F. & JOHN BARNBS
No -'l"i7 Main st.
ltockford, 111.
A Common-sense Remedy.
SALICYLICA.
,>,'   ^Iore rSliemnaii«m«
< iout oi- Neuralgia.
itself, and all bottles remaing iu the hands of deal- •
ers, wrsippetl under the name of Parker's (linger
Toiiic, contain the genuine medicine if the lac-
SS SKiVr*'" * c"' "   I Immediate Belief Warnmted,
  , ,  j Permanent Cure Guaranteed.
fa. , J F,ve years est :iMisii 'd and never km \Mi to tail ill
A .Blessing in Disguise# j  single e:is«-.;!ei!t«-^relirtmir. Uefertoallpnuu-
  inent |divsiei:«i .% and «i agists f« r tlie sUm«Uiigof
-IS4 Adei.ciii Sr., HuotiKt.VN, X. Y"., / | Salicylic'a.
March iSI, ISSI ; ^ !
Xo family should lie without Ai.i.« «k k's
Poitors I'l.ASTKits; their heabug powers aer
wonderful and their efficacy far reaching and
lasting. For years past i have seen aud
known them to cure and relieve the most ob-
stinate and distressing cases oi rheumatism,
kidney complaint, bron- hit is. neuralgia, lum-
bago, iiitlaiiimatiou of the lungs ;;t:il throat.
paralysis, asthma,spinal wt-afciiessaiid roughs
and colds. In my own case tiu-v have afford-
ed me almost instant and pcrmanenr relief.
Mv friends consider them ao iu valuable and
speedy remedy for a 11 kinds ol ach-s and pa
I hey area blessing in disguise: and no wife '
or mother should be without tliem if she val- !
ues her peace ami comfort and freedom from
nervous exhaustion and other ailments. As i
a strengthening plaster, also for backaches 1
anil weaknesses, they have no ciinnl. I have ' SALICYLICA."^ a
  ' ' iralgf
S i ii
faction. Used iu connection witb iti-n. •
SECRET:
i TICEOM.V DlsSOLVEU OF THE Pt ISOXOl'8
CKICACJD WHICH t:\lSTS IN THE ltLOOD
! OF KliECMATiC ANlMiOl'TV PATIENTS.
! SALICYLICA is known as a common-sense ivmc-
ij>. Iii-eanseit j-ti-U — directlyal the cause of Kheu -
niaSisiii.'o ul ar.ll Xi nraigia, while s > many ho-
I call-d >SH--it!cs a.id snppvjscd panacea.-, only treat
| al'v 'h'- rliVc's.
i li !i:> Ih'ch «-.s;i:--«te-i li\ '. uiilient scientists lliat
' war ' apsdieaiiim-. such as nibbing with oils,
• ointment.-, iinlnieists. s->olliiug lotions will not
:a. • I.-- e <!i~ ;.-s which a it the result of
tie- poisitaii:^ oi'tlie 1imt.mi with I rie Acid.
I SALICYLICA  «•*.* with marvelous etlect ou
I IS". : this nod so ivmoves H :e disorder. It is now
ev !11>i\«■ 1 v used by sli ir.l*-lti:U'il |.hysici us ot
Aincrie:: and Eu.-.:pe. Highest Medical Academy
• ii' Paris icpcir;- 1C  per ceiii « uro in three days.
li E31EMI1ER
never yet found a plaster so efficacious ami5 Gout a«.l Neuralgia- 1!"'
stini ilating, or to give so much general satis
iu connection with Bran
dretlrs universal lite-giving and life healing :
iiaiv euiv f. r
 m int
ts?*iii:ly.
• i a K« i:ei giWAitW*'
im fi4.v rt._
hoards of hie. The spring and summer must
Ed. Stand aud : Find statement of proper- ,he >'««ngmaid must have her new seal
11 j skin sacque, the young man must have his
tioltby ovei coat, and papa must come down,
and to those who contemplate marrying, we
would softly murmur the Peoples Grocer's is
the place to huv vour outfit for wedding snp-
liers. * " THOMPSON.
statement of number of the various kinds
of property and value, each precinct separ-
ate. R. C. Gisaves, Assessor
Resident Roll, Precinct No. 1
L t ii it .i -)
4
5
0
7
8
The Fort Worth Gazette complains
out of voting population of 380,-
228| io;) j 000 only 50,000 ct>uld be induced to
263,ti29 i come out and vote on the proposition
210,771
122,939
228,9:59
156,914
Don't fail to look at Dick & Barry's
mammoth stock of ready made Clothing
for u'vn, youth's ami children, as their
stock cannot fail to please, in c|u--dity, 1
style and prices.
Total 
Non-Resident Roll
Railway and Telegraph Co.
I'nrendered Property
Grand Total 
of an organic amendment. Where up-
on the Gazette solloquiy.es as follow:
"Had the 330,000 who remained away
been forcebly disfranchized, as they
_i _ voluntarily disfranchised themselves,
23o'-493 tkeir rage against the abridgement of
299 612 ' personal liberty could not have been
*' " j peaceably restrained.
Ope editor being absent we may be
$2,332,057
$3,072,052
Kew Saloon.
Col. L. I). Henderson, died near Gafi'ney
Springs in this county, 011 the night of the
23tl inst.. aged 80 years and four days
Col Henderson came here in lrtf.'i, from
Mississippi, and settled in this county and
has always since, we believe made this his
home. lie has raised up a large family
here, all of whom are now married. He
was engaged in various kinds of business
here, both before and since the war. though
of late lie had retired from active life.
Col. Henderson was well known both 111 this
and adjoining counties, and lie was loved
lK'st by those who knew hi in best. I lis
death leaves in our cormnnuity a void that
cinnot be tilled. Red River county has lost
One of its most valued and respected citizens
ami the community at large an upright and
noncst man.
 —O- 1 m I 1 
Cheapest Heating Stoves at
S. P. Allisox,
Thompson sell iilb can-
ned string Beans, lOets.
lb. can (ji reen Corn
lO cts.
lt> can reen Peas,
lO cts.
Hest natural leaf tobac-
co35 cts per pound.
Best blade flat Tobacco
at 35 cts. ll>.
Uest natural leaf Navy
Tobacco at 355 cts. lb.
Hamilton is selling Boots and Shoes
at figures that will surprise you. Call
and see him.  
Steinlein stiil wears the horns in
the dry goods trade. 
N. D. Trilling lias now the largest and
most complete assortment of goods in his
line ever brought to this market.
— —-— 
J. Weisman & Co's Store will be kept
closed Tuesday. October 2d, on account of
kiliday.
Barbed Wire tor fenc-
ing, at Allison's,
R a grin & I locker now
sell tlie TMiteliel, Tennes
ses and Milburn Wngon.
All who wish to lm.v, will
find it to their interest to
«';i 11 ami >ee thepi bpioi'e
billing: elsewhere*.
State Tax 30 cents on S100 value, Coun-, , .
ty ad valorem, regular and special 50 cents I l,ar,lont"! f,,r ^pnalueing the following
on SI Oil value. Total $2,45s,3«5 plus roll, i complimentary notices of liiui which we
   j found in our exchanges this week :
Supper! Supper!! | "We bail a real pleasant call the other
Tbe ladies of the C. P. Church, will j day from Col. Chas. Do Morse, of the
: Clarksville Standard. The Colonel is the
; piotieer newspaper man, we believe, ot
| North Texas, having established tlie
Standard in Clarksville when all this
Pills, no one need despair of a speedy rest..ra- '
lion to good sound health. * i
MRS. E. TOMPKINS, i
ONE TUIAI.. I
If you have been using other Plasters inn-
trial of Al(cock's Porous will convince yon of
their wonderful superiority. Take no'other
so-called porous plasters that claim to be bet-
ter, they are all trauds gotten up to sell on
the world wide reputation of the genuine i;r ,
icle.
*1 h.Mlsami-- testiioornrits «ui
$1 a Box 6 Boxes for $5.
Sen! free l y «*n iveeipt « 1 money
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT.
lint do uot be deluded into taking imitations or
substitutes, or something   mmemb-d as "just
as g<MHl!" Insist on the genuine with the name of
WASHBURNE & CO. « « each Imix, which is guar
antei'd clieniually pure under our signature, an
indispensab! • ;i ipiisite to insure success in the
treatment. Take 110 other, or send lo iih.
WASHBURNE & CO.. Proprietors.
*iST Kroadu ay, cm-, liead.- St. New York
PAEIS 3sruRSje:uip"s,
PAIIIS, THEAS.
W. W. BTE)L,L„ Proprietor,
GROWER OF
FIRST-CLASS SOUTHERN TREES.
These Nurseries are located one and a half miles East of Paris, upon fresh, rich sandy soil
which is best sidapted to the growth of well rooted trees.
OUR TREKS
are positively Budded or Grafted upon whole. Seedling stocks anil mil upon pieces of roots
Our stock consists of everything kept in a lirst-class Southern Nursery.
We propose to deal honestly with all and to lie responsible for what we sell.
Our prices are low for first-class trees. We do not propose to humbug the Horticultural
public by charging enormous prices for choice early fruits, but will sclUhcm at regular prices.
■^^Descriptive Catalogues sent free to all applicants no.23 Iv.
On or about the 5th day of October,
Messrs. Pitt man & Banks will open a
saloon on the East Side of the square
in one of the new houses now being J h.,ve ;l SIlp,ier Friday, October 5tli, at
completed for them. These gentlemen ; t]ie resilience of Capt. Corley.
are well known here, Mr. Pittmau hav-  —    j standard in
ing been in the saloon business here for A fire at the tletiot last Sunday even- j section was a waste howling wilderness,
several years, and they respectfully ing destroyed about ninety bales of cot- Be has just returned from a summer va-l
ask -i shire of the public patro a e. ' ton- ;l llox loaded wish cotton seed,! !:a,.'on« aiHl we are glad to know that he j
A s,ltUt 01 un puonc I ~ ! , '! is in excellent health and hue spirits. —1
p none but first class | ai"t Pai I of J. . O^eils platiorm. | pj>8rjs Tribune.
Sparks from a passing engine igniting! „CoL 0)|as i)^l0r!(0, P(!iIor or the
The cotton. The loss amounting to some- Clarksville Standard, wlio is otto of {!,«
fnliy coveretl by I board appointed by the Governor to in-
d :i:itl insurance vrstig:ite.the land frauds in this Stjite,!
w.b.
A
DEALEH 1 sT
They intend to keep
The l.-irge.sl- ami most e« n^-i  ie ;isviOime:J < i ! jintiiiire • vi-r j
hin«i ^exierai line « f nil ^nnles tl;« Itniwiu^ lie
1 hsville,
eei i] ri*
goods
and customers will always be
sure of polite and gentlemanly treat- j thH)jr n<Mr ^
ment. They will keep pool and bil- ■ i„sl!rallw._t|K. railroa
elegant
ROOM SETS,
CHEAP A7S1> ^t'EA F lii
£ : * > 1X >M SETS.
work, and says that be has him-df nt|.
:earthed enough
liard tables, and in fact all the apper- . coni5)aili..s i!eil,„ tisc oll! v ]osers.
finances of a first class saloon. We be- ( ——  — . . ...
soe-tk for the new firm n fire share of & Barry have a full stock of fain- 1M,onf'  n-g„ ant.es to cover;
spe.tk toi riic neu tnni a | ilv Groceries, consisting of Bacon, Lard, tl": ot the board. -[Greeli-
the public patronage. ^ j F!ollr, Meal, Sugar, Mclasses and Coffee! vlIIe Herald. ;
— _ _ kand other Staple Groceries too numerous ! "Col. Chas. DeMorse was in our city I
Til e finest lot ol I .adies j f(J tn<-ii?i<>n willed tln-y wi:i st*!l at bottom I lasfc Monday. We were truly srlad to !
1> re s s Cjt ood s ever] prices. j welcome him to our sanctum. We met j
' him first in Bonliam in May 1857. at that j
at low prices at Silber-! Ircsh I > re; id
Watle Parks keeps fresh bread now all
the time.
has been vigorously prosecuting his All styles of Arm Chairs and Rockers, Ofiice, Hall and Bar Room
! tt'Hi t. :in<! siivs tliiit. ho !i*i< iiiin^.U .... ni,nnvn j i ti . i. r*:_ _
Chairs. Children's Hookers and High Chairs.
mm tmes, wmm m m
SKAV I >s <3 MACHINES.
I, DOORS AST'£  BIjINDS .
If you want a fine Ilat cill 011
Steinlein.
Kxtia quality ol tine liuisii Boots, $2.50
per pair, at Trilling's.
Thompson sells U lb
canned string Beans at
lO cts. per can.
2 lb. canned green Corn
lO cts.
si lb. canned green Peas
lO cts.
Uest na tnral leaftobac*
co, cts. per pound.
liest blaclc flat Tobacco
at cts. lb.
Uest natural leaf Navy
Tobacco, 35 cts. lb.
Don't forget to read J. Weisman & Co's.
big advertisement, it will save you money.
For Table and Pocket
Cutlery go to Ragin &
lie lias procured the services
of an excellent baker, and asks the pub-
lic patronage. tf.
The Mew C-ouH House.
Hooker
the finest in
the town of Clarksville.
The largest lot of trents
Youths and Boys Cloth-
ing ever to town, will be
sold at Silberberg Bros.
II'you want the best Underwear
go to STEINLEIN.
A ear load of l-'Iour fresh from the mills
of the celebrated brands "Patent. Cream
of Kansas, and Sea Foam" at Dick &Bau-
BV's.
The walls for the new court house were
completed tbis week, ami present au im-
posing appearance, indeed they are an
ornament alike to our town ami county,
but one of our commissioners informs us
that the work has not yet begun,—"tlie
half has not been told." It is the inten-
tion, we understand, to run the rafters
from the walls now up, to the eaves of
the old building on topot which a tower
is to be erected one hundred feel high.
The commissioners'court has, we under-
stand made arrangements with Mr. J. B.
Doris for papering the outside walls
'lhe bare mention of whose name is a
sufficient guaiantee that the work wil! be
neatly ami promptly executed. The old
building is to be made fire-proof, and only
to be used to keep the records iu case of
Are, cyclones, etc. We understand that
the woik on the "towei" will begiu at
once, as there are several skilled mechan-
ics in town, all bidding for the contract.
Dick & Barry are still handling the cele-
brated Bryan and Brown hand made shoes
and in addition to this brand they have now
in stock a line assortment of the famous
••Shaw & Albright" hand made Shoes for
ladies, which cannot lie excelled in a man-
ner.
Undertaking a Specialty!
for this entire judicial district, which em- j
braced two counties wide and extended [
front the Cooke county line to the Ark an- j
sas line, and included the ci'y of Jefter-'
son. The Col. was an active, energetic,
go ahead man, taking a lively interest in
politics and the general welfare and good
of the country. ITc has never departed
from the faith. He has persevered and
Texas and her interests have ever been
his tlieine, aud for her advancement and
progress he has ever honestly aud faith-
fully laliored. May he live long to enjoy j
the fruits of his labors."—[Bonliam News. I
Jefferson, Sept. 25.—This evening, j
Metalic, Rosewood, Walnut aud all other grades of
Burial Cases.
Personal Attention given < lav or night.
A HEARSE WILL BE IN READINESS FOR SERVICE.
(rive hm a call and examine tlie Inigest stock
ever brought to Clarksville. in tl «  *-I«I /Vilcm
Brick, North side of I he Stpiaro.
Januanj 26th* 1883.
FREE!
!
deputy sheriff M. T. Slaughter arrest.i d SECURE THE AGENCY FOR THE MOST I'ERFKCT AND REST
Tlioa. A. Draper, on n telegram from tlie, ' yl il^A/ 1
the chief of police of Portland. Ore. The • SEW ING MACHINE IN 'I HE \\ (>I ! 1). THE
ra ran kill/,Til wtffi
telegram says he is charged with the
crime of forgery in Oregon. Mr. Draper!
is quite a voting man, raised in this city,
and well known throughout this section, j
He lias been in tbe city several days, ap-
parently visiting his old home and friends, i
Manv h^re think there is some mistake I the Award at the Charleston Fair,
abont tlie matter.
"WITHOUT A COMPETITOR!"
We k«M-p till hand all kin-Is nf
Machines, Attachments, Needles, Oil, Thread, Etc.,
HOUSE IN THE
SOUTHWEST.
Anderson's® Eyewater.  
An infallible cure for*inflammation of AND SELL AT LOWER PRICES THAN ANY
the eyes. For sale at DR. seed's dbuq
STORE. no-45-ly.
Three Fine
at Cos=t and Freight-
Three Buggies which I want to sell for
for cost and freight, may be seen at Brit-
tan's hardware store. Will be sold at
cost lor cash, or tor a small advance in
available trade, or t< r bankable
Two ot them arc tine—best made.
■t. t. flemish,
Save money and time by sending your Orders to Ob—We guarantee Satisfaction, Uitlf
to Priced and Quality. For reference v.e refer, by PERMISSION".
to the Merchant's National JIjijiJ; c.f f.it;l«- l;«ick.
A Good, Reliable Agent Wanted,
titv -itiit .i:,
a I e
K H. KIRKY k < .
Little B.och Arkansas