The Standard (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, November 20, 1885 Page: 3 of 4
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District Court.
Judge Scott opened court 011 time
■ Monday morning. The Judge has a
ENTERED AT THE GLARES'?ILLE POST ! wa-* of aIways 1>oin£ on time llimse11- and
OPnOE AS SECOND CLASS UATTEB. j requiring litigants and witnesses to he on
. - — ; time. This results in very few eontinu-
CLARKSVTLLE,
! ances for want of witnesses which have !
i been the bane of legal administration in >
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1885. j Texas, and particularly of the criminal
This amended
The Texas and Pacific Kail way Trains j
Arrive- and Depart from (Jlarltsville,
bound east.
Mail *30 p. m
Accommodation a' n>'
Freight 4:03 p. m.
BOUND WEST.
Hail 10:20 a. m
Accommodation 9:05 a. M
Freight
•2:40 a. m
IVla.il Directory.
Doaksville Mail—Leaves Monday and Thurs
•lay at 7 a. in. Arrives Tuesday and Friday at
a m.
Halesboro Mail—leaves Wednesday and Satnr-
day, at 7 a m. Arrive Wednesday and Saturday,
at *7 p. in.
Monnt Pleasant Mail—Leaves Wednesday and
Saturday, at 7 a. in. Arrives Tuesday and Fri-
day, at 0 p. ra.
Walnut Grove Mail—Leaves Tuesday and Sat-
urday, at 1 p. m. Arrives Tuesday and Saturday,
at l'i in.
Money order office and registered letter Just-
ness from 8 a. in., io4 p. in. OiEcb hours Suud.i>
from 8:t. iu., to 11 a. in.
E. P. RUTHERFORD, P. M.
Local Items,
administration. This amended course
introduced by the Judge cannot be too
highly commended. Heretofore crimi-
nal administration has been very nearly a
farce it there was any money behind the
oiiender ; and it has been the knowledge
of this which has led to lynch law.
REK1) sells the purest
and best Drills-
Prof. Kelly will continue his black-
board illustrations on the square to-day
and this evening. Those wishing to ob-
tain a copy of his book of self-instruc-
tions will do well to apply at lecture, at
7 o'clock this evening or at Sivley
House.
Harris Bros.
Cranberries at Hinson's.
Go to Harris Bro's for cheap goods.
If vou want a fine set of double bug-
gy or hack Harness call on Hamilton.
Don't forget that Reed s
Chill Care is the best.
Splawn & Fuller will receive a car of
Bran this week, which will be sold cheap.
Fresh candies and confectionaries at
Gough Bros. & Smith s.
The best stools of" Over-
coatstobelound in town
and ior less than can l>e
bought in the S^tate. at
A.. P. Dick's.
A car load of Flour at Allen & Mc-
C'ormack's to-morrow.
For fresh candies call on Splawn &
Fuller.
Biwest stock in town at Harris Bros.
Another car of bagging and ties re-
ceived at Splawn & Fuller's this week.
Saddles! Saddles !! for everybody
at Hamilton's.
For the best quality of violin, guitar
and banjo strings come to Freeman.
Bargains in Clothing at Harris Bros.
We have a car of dry salt meat which
■we are selling very low.
Splawn & Fuller.
Cotton low and money scarce, but if
you want to make your cotton average
9 cts., go to Hinson's for Groceries.
Boots and Shoes our specialty.
Harris Bros.
Don't forget that Hamilton's is the
place to buy your Handmade Harness.
All Country Produce, at Allen & Mc
Cormack's.
"Will Taylor has beau-
tiful selections of Auto-
graph Albums and SSerap
Books.
Choice Toys and Orna-
ments at Will 1 aylor's.
Just received—A car of .Michigan salt
at Hinson's.
For fresh Guthagc Queen Flour,
call on Splawn & Fuller's.
Get a pair of our $2.50 Ladies Shoes
—best bargain in Clarksville.
IIarkis Bros.
W e are selling tobacco by the box at
Manufacturers prices. Call and we will
show it to you. Splawn & Fuller.
Ragin &; Hooker call at-
tention to late receipts ot
elegrant decorated Cliina
Sets, ReautiCul Glass-
ware, and haucisoxiio Tin
J?*ainted Chamber Nets.
—a ■ L ♦
For the next" thirty days
I am oileringf extra bar-
gains in all Jeans Cloth-
Assignment of*C"s irainsil Cases
In the Dii'.iict court of Red Eiver County
Texas.
The following cases have been set for
trial as follows, to wit:
MONDAY, XOVEMBEK 30, 1885.
The State vs. H. M. Perry man.
" " Warren Reed,
" T.J. Buekner,
44 " Jake Dj'er,
" "ii Alf. Pearson.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1885,
The State vs. Dick Giddens,
" " Columbus "Welborn,
" •' " W. C. Cunningham,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 2, 1885.
'pi „ « . f Arch Saddler and Jesse
ihe State vs. {
( JacKson,
" " " E. s. Stout.
All other felony cases presented by the
present Grand Jury will be called im-
mediately after the disposition of the fore-
going appointment.
Witnesses failing to appear promptly at
9 o'clock a.m. on the day the eases are res-
pectively set for trial, will be lined for .dis-
obeying the process of the court.!
The case of the State vs. Jeff Griflin is
set for trial Monday, December 7, 1885.
The case of the State vs. Amanda Allen
has been nolle prosequied, and witnesses
will not be required to attend the court in
said case.
By ordsr of court: IS. M. Boweus.
Clerk.
Mamed.
—Still Hold Their Unrivalled Stock of—
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS
In Prime Condition.
Though their sales are large weekly: but their purchas-
es a few weeks ago were very large, and at remarka-
bly low rates, enabling them to compete easily with any
other House, and
OFFER BARGAINS
Which few other houses could offer without loss.
Especially is this the case with reference to their
A\ Esee this itsorninj to-> Lite fot answer
in tins issue, an article purporting to be
copied from t'te Balance-Wh eel, stating
the supposed personal relations between
the Comptroller and the editor of this pa-
per. The statement is incorrect.
( Galveston. Tex.. Nov. 14.—The weath-
j cr to-day was spring-like, warm and busi
' ness was resumed. The
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES,
Weak
More
Eyes!
MITCHE LT.S
EYE SAI.VE
A Certain, Saf.-ai'.l KtiW-tive Kenuxly l'. r
CHAMBERS—ALLISON.—Last night at
the Methodist Church by the Rev. Mr. AI-
derscn,Mk. David A. Chambers to Miss
12da Allison*.
Both parties are natives of Red River
county; iioth are in the prime of youth,
and both are favorites with those who
stores were
open, hut the city had a holiday air ,An„
about it. People were moving quietly SORWEAK A\D l\FLAMED E1EN,
about with very sad faces. Several j r„.d..eh1;I l.«ng-si!ri„odm-«s „d Re«torinc
thousand people constantly visiteil thej tin- Si^'ut of tin- Old.
burned district. Small smouldering fires Cures Tear Drops Granulation, Stye. Tu-
are still seen here and there. The tire mors, Red Byes. Matted Eye Lashes,
department has been tearing down the A11 l'Koi'l'CINw qvick _ belief
dangerous chimneys and clearinar the ., A\V' ' i.KMAXKNr (i i.e.
streets in the vicinity. The relief com- Vev™ Son-s." Teniore'
mittees wore lit work to-dsiy* a lid every Salt Itiictiiti. jJuriis l*ilt's, or wkat4'ver inflnmatioti
poor helpless familv has been comfort a- MlTVitKLi/s salve may w used to ad-
bly but temporarily sheltered. Teles
grams of sympathy and aid continue to PROTECT YOUR EYES
arrive. Gov. Ireland sends isl(X and the, O wi ■ ■ 1«1 O
city of Denison sends §250. Even dts- ]> flA. KIRSBHBF.RG'SA p
I ant Fargo, Dak., telegraphs §.">0. The ; rp
people of Dallas. Fort Worth. Austin, * ^ ^
San Antonio, Houston and other sistercit- 1 \ 8 SxESm M 1
ies are sending private contributions to C \ M C
unfortunate friends. Joseph Pulitzer, {
euitor ot the New \ork orld. wires ^ xinr-v-mrr*\
sympathy and oilers aid, to which Mayor ■ V ^
Fulton has just responded as follows:' % 1A,~ , _ ~
. if T„ ... h 10? Norir. Fourth Street. <
To Hon. Joseph Pulitzer : ST-LOUIS, MO
In response to your highly appreciated i Tl - best Oeeulists and I'hvsirinns ever-
dispatcn I beg leave to say that while we where pronounce in their favor, and all who
are not solieitinjr outside aid, we will not itse them are onlv too prlad to testify to their
for the present reject anv contributions I clearness cluraiiiiityaiul eonifort ami ease tliey
lie most diflieult
I'flfiMlfS SM l)F fJOTHE
iiiVllllMVFLU UlUull Ul ULlU llllilUli Kighty-seven thousand dollars haveare ^aa^eednevert
insr, l>iankets, ! know them. The.v have the Rood wish-
Dress Goods and Hosi-1
t
cry. Misses, mens, and
boys I "ndershirts very
Cheap. Call antl see them
and save money.
A. X*. TMclc-
es of all for their future prosperity.
We would respectfully ask the people
Parks and Lenox have just received .
car load of Dry Salt meat and Bacon
nnd will sell at the lowest cash prices.
J). C. Garrison, at liiss
new store next to Pat-
A most excellent selection with great variety
of styles, and offering
s: 13 § ? M '
p • J' £ • I
i
fflf LOW PIES.
iilii
Tliev have hats of all grades and styles. Boots and
changeable Glass-
to change from
.been contributed for the sufferers at!^e®yeS None Genuine unless Stamp-
/. 1 . - 1 ... ed Diamond and H. H. on frame.
Galveston of which a little over .1.3,000; Tl,,.se (,lass,spi.olvrlv adjllstwlcannow be
J have been paid to tilo applicants. The. oiitainetl from L. II. GC*Ll>l5£K(;.
J rebuilding of the burned district has® H. HIRSCHBERG OPTICAL CO.
commenced and will go on slowly. The;
New Ek
ation of i/ucu/u v.uun ium.vn «■<!«■ 1 . . . .
. :i itHMvjiy of jr vmw siionoy at once, thau
Kansas Lltv $lo00. «•)*«• i : .\n:« ri :i B; tli si \os o? all agw
'rati !i\*f a? 1i«h i« :nul work in sjviiv time, of all
• t'ietinu. Capital not ro^nirtil. Wo will start
pay sur« t- r tli«w who start at
Snxstiv Jt IWilaml,
to come and get our prices before buy-
ing—we absolutely are below any prices
ever before offered in Clarksville.
Harris Bros.
Oranges, Cocoanuts, and apples, at
Gough Bros. & Smith's.
Allen & McCormack are just starting
out, want to please, will sell you anythiug
in Groceries at the lowest rates, and have
only fresh stock.
Persons who would like to take the
Standard and Peterson's Ladies' Maga-
zine conjointly can get the two at S3.50,
ton
full
ens
tutionto iii!« general sup- Jeans and Flannels, far surpasses in extent anv other
ply «>. rnmil.v «rooe, ie .. ^ CiarksvilIe_
wliieli includes all tlie
usual variety, and at
present includes t lie very
rieliest grade of Cream
Cheese.
Bargains! Bargrains?!
j In Clotliing-. I will oiler
extra indvieements to tlie
trade in Clotliinjar ior tlie
next CSO days. Call and
be convinced that I mean
what 1 say.
A. X3. Dicli.
COME AND. SEE US!
And be Your Own Judge-
A*ov. 6, 1885,
Next week will be a big bonanza to
, those who go to Harris Bros. Bargains
. never before heard of will be offered.
The Childrens's Toys at
"Will Taylor's are charm- fresh Flour on Monday.
ing: they comprise the ,
greatest variety to please
including: Bisque and oth-
er Dolls,oi all sizes. Vast*s
Parks & ljenox handle the best brands
of Canned Goods, also California Fruits.
We have nearly 1000 Ladies Cloaks,
Circulars and wraps of all styles, which •
we will sell at Eastern cost—come and j
get our prices before buying. '
Harris Bros.
Our oldest inhabitant Mrs. Isabella
H. Gordon, left by yesterday evening's
tram for New Orleans, to spend the
winter in a milder climate. She will
perhaps run up to Sour Lake and Hous-
ton for a part of the term between this
and March. She is accompanied by her
grandson Dick Morrison, and a faithful
female attendant, and will doubtless
enjoy the Exposition, and the winter
amusements at New Orleans.
New Groods to be in and
must be sold- Call and
take a look at them. TVoth- j B some ot ^^11 Mackerel just
ing charged ior looking. , ,, T
. ! received. Parks & Lenox.
A. I*. Uiclc. { r ,
tit.--., 1 la 'ge stock oi Win-
c ' Mange, and Scratches of tJow GIass Lamp
every kind cured m 30 minutes byj^^,^ received
V\ oolford s banitary Lotion. Use no I JE2,eed's.
other. This never fails. Sold by L.!
Cot ton.
Received since Nov. 12th—bales. . 11(55
Ycsterday li 0
Aggregate for the season fi.OOO
IvAMSECIt.
Cotton yesterday ranged from 7-75 to
N-7fi.
Parks & Lenox will have a car of
of all sizes and kinds, T^it-
tlc Chairs, Stoves and
other ware, Banks, Hor-
ses, etc., and Horns,
Drums and Trumpets for
the little warriors,
and see them.
Come
at
The largest stock of Saddles in town
and at prices that will surprise you, at
Hamilton's.
For the finest musical instruments,
come to Freeman's, west of Dale's cor-
ner.
If you want cheap Groceries go to
Hinson. He has best goods at bed
rock prices.
Youn«* America cheese and Snow
o
Flake crackers at Splawn & Fuller's.
Reed can make it to
your interest to give him
your School Book trade
Blankets, Flannels, and Jeans at Har-
xis Bros', cheap cash house.
Everything1 nice in Fam-
ily Groceries, including
Currants, Citron, and
other delicacies—all fresh,
at GoughBros.&Smith's.
For Sweet Potatoes. Irish Potatoes,
Onions, Cabbage, Krout, Turnips,
Beans, Dried Apples, Hominy, Oat
IVIeal, Grits, call on Splawn & Fuller.
For a very choice little assortment of
Jewelry, at very low prices, call on Mrs.
S. J. North.
Splawn & Fuller have the largest
stock of Groceries in the place, and will
sell for very small profits.
Boots and shoes at prices that will
astonish you, at Hamilton & McCar-
ley's.
Harris Bros, are selling more Dry
Goods than any other house in Clarks
ville, their stock is very larjre—go to
see thein or you will lose money.
Reed's is the j^ace to
buy i'atnts. Oils, \"ar-
Tiishes, l>aint B>*ushe.>
and "Window Glass. He
i lways keeps a full stock.
H. Goldberg, druggist Clarksville, Tex-
as.
Farmers who want to save money go
to Hinson's for cheap Groceries.
At Harris Bros'. Dry Goods Empori- wi,b furY- It is a regular rush for the
um you can find everything first-class. I bargains they are offering this week.
Mrs. Sallie Dick has moved her stock of
Millinery down stairs, and has lately re-
ceived many very pretty additions inclu-
si
ding Trimmed Felt Hats, and sundry j show that theyknow who
other attractions of the very latest style. {treats the m well, and sells
at the lowest possible
Come and sec what nice things she has.
Next week we will give you big bar-
gains in the following articles—Cloth-
ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats,Flannels, Jeans
and Cloaks. Harris Bros.
Another car load of that great White
Elephant Flour at Gough
Smith's on Monday.
Bros. &
On Tuesday the thermometer at half-
, past. 7 a. in. indicated 57 degrees; yester-
! day morning 44 degrees; this morning 42
i degrees. It is an Indian summer weath-
| er, very agreeable. The yards are bright
j with salvia and chrysanthema and the
I yellow find brows: leaves are covering the
j earth with their mantle; of the autumn.
Our neighbor J. B. Donoho, who had
been confined to his room for two months,
by a very peculiar, and so far tmexplain-
alile disorder of the j ewels, accompanied
by discharge- of oalcaicons formations
from the J tow els, got out last week, and
walks about town, stiil having to be .care-
ful of his movements. still feeling some"
what sore internally. It is we believe,
a case without a precedent.
ALLSrOcifflACK,
Have rented the
stand formerly oc-
iilH copied by J. D.
Barry, onthesouth-
T£ssfe||jwest comer of the
I? T!:ytl s<!oarc, and will car-
ry on a
FAMILY GROCERY BUSINESS.
Being youngsters just starting out.they
invite and hope to receive a share of the
public patronage. They think they un-
derstand their business. Only a portion
of the stock is m store, but it will be com-
ing in to-day, and all the rest of the week.
Pteasc come and see us and give us a
wish to get tip something nice for Christmas j c.]l;llice.
can do it through our ottice j — .
The beautiful Books at Will Taylor's
will attract all who love literature, lied-
lined and gilt-edged copies of the poets,
suitable for presents—also editions of
Scott's, Bulwcr's, Dicken's, Thack-
eray's and George Eliots novels ; Mac-,
auley's History of Euglaud in cloth and
in calf—handsome editions: Story
Books for children, etc. The most at- !
tractive stock that has ever been seen in
Clarksville.
euced and will go on slowlv. The; ^ — ,
, . . .„ 1T , ' . i I /lfpm 10 VOs:a<r«, ami we will
England blioc and .Leather Associ-: a S,||j I'mail >••« a rovai. valuablesun-
;>f Boston contributed $1000 andl.41UI "-"x M l'atyon
Red Fork, I. T., Nov. 10.—About ten; J
days ago John Tausler and Silas Davis, two;
whose homes are'
fine-lookiltg young tnen, uv.un rt.u, _ _ 1 " i "«—■ ■ . a ————
in Texas, passed through this town with a j V j—< |—j i I l\| I j— 13
drove of horses. To-day men and horses' ^ • '—' « I I vy IN I I— I 1
went west: tiie former in irons, being each
lashed to a horse, in charge of Robert Cur-
tis a half-breed Indian, and several other
Indians. The stock was stolen near Wich-
ita agency and captured two miles west of i
Kiloam Sprihes, Ark.
*
•KAt.Klr ix
. Harness,
COLLARS, WHIPS, ETC-
hZZJXZS |DEP!)T STEEET. CLARKSVILLE. TEL
holders of the Chicago Exposition Coin-
Keeps on hand full supply of
everything connected with the
traue, besides his regular Manu-
factures. Having been several
years in the business, and a practical work-
man. feels certain that he can give satisfac-
tion in quality and prices.
pany, the proposition to have a World's
fair in America in 1802, in commemor-
ation of the landing of Columbus, was
favorably received, and its discussion
developed the following resolution,which
was adopted: 1
Resolved,That it is the sense of this;
meeting that a great world's fair beheld
in Chicago in tiie year 18i>2, the 400th |be af^ise-.ie.hlS/.hnwnt as salesman.
anniversary of the landing of Columbus!
in America.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
1?. S. FLOYD, better known as (Dick) will
A Cyclone
Struck Harris Bros'. big Dry Goods
house last Tuesday and raged fearfully
• all day Wednesday and Thursday, and
up to time of going to press still raging
There's no use talking—
the way the 151ue Front is
rushing out the groceries
to the farmers, serves to
rates.
Come and see our elegant specimens of
engraved folders, for advertisements or en-
tertainments. Merchants or Bankers who
FlOWS-.iJ
Last Monday, Red River county lost a
valuable cit izen, Col. N. B. Bowycr of
Blossom prairie,who hasgoneto Manatee
county, Florida. Col. Bowyer's removal
is a loss to the county, and especially to
his near neighbors, of a man of genial
manners, cultivated mind and pure im-
pulses. who took interest in public allairs.
and was always outspoken. The neigh-
borhood will miss him: but he can hardly
keep away long: a man who has lived in
Texas many years, seldom finds anjr other
locality congenial except for a brief change
of scene.
1 "roceedings in District Court.
Cotton is T.ow Wc 'llive u 'ot ^ heat Bran that we
We regret this, and to show our ap- j w'" c^c:lP- i arks & Lexox.
A. car oi* the celebrated; piccialion we will cut our profits lower j
Cream of Kansas and I than ever. Come and see our immense i
The Blue Front, is not
Grand Jury orgaized at 10 o'clock Mon-
day morning. IT. R. Latimer appointed
foreman.
Texas & Pacific Railway Co. vs. Balti-
more & Ohio Telegraph Co., dismissed by
plaintiff.
I. N. Mauldin vs. Fanny Mauldin, dis-
missed by plaintiff.
R. Kinbro vs. Katie Kimbro. dismissed
by plaintiff.
L. Yates & Sons vs. the Phoenix Insur-
ance Co., dismissed by plaintiff.
T. A. Harris vs. R. Williams, judgment
foreclosing vendor's lein.
Mary Douglass vs. Catherine Coleman el
al, judgment as per report of commission-
er filed.
W. S. Thompson vs. Charles Rebstock
et al, death of defendant and suit abates.
W. S. Thompson vs. Xapa & Sanoma
Wine Co. et al, death of defendant sug-
gested and suit abated.
I. C. Bradford vs. Texas & Pacific Rail-
way Co., judgment for plaintiff for >?7,f>00
ROYAL 7SS£3
S.JB...T?- «Ot
Gillian I Butchers
,ire
I! All;
POWDER ;
Absolutely Purs.
Ti ls p" ilernever vaiies. A i:i::vve! nf purity,
st rengtli ami wholesomem^-s. Mori- ecnnoiuieal :
than tlie oriiinarv kin.is. a •<! eaimot be i"
compeli!i.m with the nuiititnde oflow test, short
weight alum or phosphate powders. .Sold only
in eann. Royal ISakixg rownm: fo., lofi Wall
ft, X. Y.
LI MBER <>> HA.ML
T 13- WILKINS
Havitig bought out the -Saw!
[Mill lately run by the Lawtons, I
will keep on hatm at the mill west;
of the Albion road, a supply of all kinds of j
Pine and Oak Lumber, and will also keep a j ?
supply for the convenience of the town, at j i
Hooks' Planing Mill in Clarksville.
no. 10--yr. Jan. 23rd, 1885.
is now open and
iTftdy for business,
with a complete
1 i ii e of I)rugs,
(-iiemicals, School
Books, Stationeries, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes and in fact,
every thing' kept in a first
class drug store. We re-
spectfully ask every body
to call and see us, and we
will endeavor to do the right
ihinu by every one.
Respectfully
l'hm a
l & SMITH.
DKAI.KRS IN STAl'LE AND FANCY
C>I10('GRIE8.
When U*T>y tu sick, we cave her Caetoria,
When she <ras a Child, she crinl far Castoris,
When slie became Mns, she clung to Castoria,
When ahc had Childmn, ahe^are them Caetoria,
CoNttCTIOSAUIE 'V^bSLi,
IjIquors,
jr WINES, BRANDIES
CIGARS, TOBACCO
I
| Green Fruit.--, Dried Fi-uits.
j CANNED GOODS of every kind and
! a great variety of good things not to be
j found elsewhere.
! North >ide square, Clarksville,Texas.
„ ^ . , . , , ... . , . . | spreading itself on Fancy
Patent Flour will be in stock and we will make you feel as if ^oodl3 tlion-h it has nice! damages for injuries received on defend-
m-ticles l'or plain people; ! ant s roa(1-
it is aimingto ffiye the far- , "" "
nnd lii«i vife Kiih«tin. The court house lias received its new
To all who are more than one year in ar- anuius \.HessiiDStan- .
' tialclotliinsr.prints,jeans, im m'- :inc^ ^ 1S real'y excellent in
flannels, nnderclothing, ; stJ*le an<1 usehl1 and convenient in its na-
boots and shoes, hosiery, ture. Red River has a court house of
Eucklen's Arnica Salve-
The best salve in the world for Cuts. Bruis-
es, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, j
Tetter. Chapped Hands,Chilblains, Corns and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required, it is jruaranleed to };ive
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 eents per box. For sale by
uo.S0-lv. L. II. Goldiikko.
WE WANT
1000 AGENTS
AT ONCE
To take prescription® for Texas Far* and RaRci,
tlicmoKt popular agricultural jotimal in the Sootb.
We pay lib« r tJ!y. ~ Many rr; -rits arc making $75 m
monih ar.d eijH."i sct. Pimiom Li?t. now ready.
Premiums from $1 to $!£ hives free to agent*.
2?o carh premiwin?. S'jud al once for free outfit.
Addrt-u IXOL.LA.VD At KNOX, Dallas. Texik
next week. Bay nothing' j you have sold your cotton for 10 cents, j
else when it comes, as it; Harris Bros,
stands ahead oi all Flour.
To be found at
ji^ j->_ j)jc]£'s | rears for the Standard, and will pay up
m tm< and pay one year in advance, we will give
The country people who oue year's subscription to the Texas Farm - - ,. , ., .
want substantial goods at and Ranch, a really excellent bi-monthly and family supplies of all which it may be proud containing all
low rates, and know agricultural journal, the price of which is irind«,includingra full sup- usetul conveniences for the performance
where to find that class ol* gl.Oi) per year, and richly worth it. P*.v °* iihIt groceries, at ( of business, and lire proof record rooms.
goods, come in large nam-1 — rates thntcannot be beat- j When the grounds are properly enclosed.
bers to the Blue Front.! BANKRUPT STOCK. en anywhere. Jt will pay: gradedand sodded, it will be a lasting
They linovv who they are our conntrj friends to try source ot county pride.
I aim now in charge of ii>r they know who; „ .
®sanl Marks' stock of* they (leal with, and that I We are indebted to Capt. Jira Clark
goods, known as the we will treat them fairly 0f Red River for a lot of wild ducks.
Green F;ag Store, which every timt
We have sundry duck hunters about.
dealing with, and that.
they will have the utiv- 11
possible for tfieir money.
We have a large .-'ock of powder and must be sold for cash, ior . , ^
shot on hand and we are selling it verv the benefit of secured ^ court on Wed- 'Ut they have not found out that editor,
cheap. SW.aws & Fuller. creditors. These goods "^lay, until iIo. < ,iy of next week. The 1(nc <l"cks. A\e have a notion to te.l
mm ■. i ■■ "".villbe sole] at sti'ictly cost busines-had besn assigned in advance, ^uem sometime when we have leisure that
Car of fresh Flour just received at prices. " and that e.«ig-.icd tor this week tailed to. editors love all wild game, including
Pakks & George Silberberg. take up t go time anticipated. possnms. amazingly.
Cure tor Piles-
I'iles are frequently preceded by a sense of
weight in the back, ioins and lower part of .
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose .
he has some affeetion of lli<* kidneys or neijrli—
boring organs. Al times, symptoms of indi-,
gestion are present, flatulency, uneasiness of \
the stomach. et<-. A moisture, like perspir- \
ation. proilucing a very disagreeable itching, i
after getting warm, is a common attendant.,
Blind. Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at
once to tli'' application of Dr. Bosanko's Pile I
ltemedy. which acts directly upon the parts)
affected, absorbing the Tumors, allaying the |
intense itching, and effecting a permanent j
cure. Price 30 cents. Address, The Dr.
Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua. O. Sold l>y
L. II. Goldberg.
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PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
the popular favorite for dress-
ing the hair. Restoring the color
when gray,and preventing Dan-
druff. it cleanses the scalp,
: stops the hair falling, and is
sc. and $1. sizes at Druggist*.
sure to please. 51
Tha Best Cough Cure yon can use
and the br-t known preventive of Consumption.
I*AkKEK*s Tonic kept in a home i>a sentinel to
lceep sickness out. l/setl discrectly it keeps the
blood p ire and the St(.ir>at.h. I-iver and Kidneys
in working or-Ier. Coughs ar.fJ vanish be-
fore it. It buiid& up the health.
If vou suffer from Debility, Sv.t* Eruptions,
Cougn, AmHiks, byspcpsi.i, Ki'ir.ty, Urinary or
Female C >mpl.":ints, t-r any dU roer of the Lungs,
Stom.i.h, Howls or Nerves, don't wait
till y u ire s'f.k in bed, but u-e Packer's Tonic
to-day; it will ^jve y /i new life and vigor.
inscox & co., x. y.
Sold by Druggie. I^irge saving buying siie.
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DeMorse, Charles. The Standard (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, November 20, 1885, newspaper, November 20, 1885; Clarksville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth234918/m1/3/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.