The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, July 1, 1892 Page: 5 of 8
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A Dublin young man was Bitting
on the atepn one evening .with his
A mass meeting is hereby called
FRIDAY MORNrNO, JULY l»t, 1892.
^p0j*essi0i)Gt] GgtfgIs.
A few leading business aud pro-
fessional men of Erath county.
of all citizens of or near . Dublin
who are for reform to meet at the
city hall in this city at 8 o’clock p.
PH m! to-morrow (Saturday) for the
est maiden, but finally yielded. purpo8e organizing a People’s
A VrOti A nilill a nh/L aA. .an AAnntvt»iA/t _
best girl and claimed the right to
a kiss for every shooting Star. She
at first demurred as became a mod-
ncmc&ora.
1>H. R. A. Mil.I.Kit,
PHYSICIAN AND SC BORON.
oflw over Hamilton * Chilton's Dublin, Tex
MeLKMOKK A LEWIS,
PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS.
Offer tUoir profensloftal service* to their
friends of Dublin aud vicinity through the
column* of the Pbogrksr. Dublin, Texas
sLa.-ocr
K i.m A USOtfAHD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Collecting » epoolalty. Dublin,
.
Texas.
THUS. B. KINO. J. W. JARROTT.
KING A JARR’jlT, LAWYERS.
Particular attention given to collections, ad-
mitilstrstors find guardianship business. Of-
fice front room over First National Itank.
HtephenvlUe/ Texas.
a'' ".sta.:
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Ttie l'R^Rees is authorised to make the
1 ol loWUfg aiinoimeements:
(*) JRihJect to the action of the People’s
Mloa, If one is held.
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' District Judge, of the «BtU Jud., Diet.
T. T. Ewell, of Grunbury.
After a while she was bo accommo-
dating as to call his attention- to
flying meteors- that were about to
escape bis observation, and then
got to “calling” him on lightening
bugs, and at last got him down to
steady work on the light of a lan-
tern that a man was swinging about
the depot in the distance where
the trains were switching.
former
son
>, De Price,
townsman Rev. J
OWHNS MILLKK, OtttesvlUe,
For County Judge.
If. H. Hardin.
W. W. MOORBS.
For County Attorney.
W. J. Oxford, (re-election.)
J. W. Jarrott,
B. T. Morris.
W. T. Daniel *
For County Clerk.
Isaac Pipes.
T. J. Wilson.
James Collins.
E. V. D. Bateman.
W. K. Coot.
For Tax Collector,
D. M. Rdkph.
J. F. Collier.
J. D. Henderson,
For County Assessor,
D. F. GL18SON.
8. P. KElfu.
J. A. Robertson.
Willard Chamberlin.
J. D. Jackson.
J. 1.(11) Miktkr.
NAT >1. BLACK.
AV. B. IlowBJts *1
Jambs Brian
• C. C- OLIVER
of our
T. Price of the
Methodist church, will lecture at
the Opera House next Tuesday
night. His subject will be “Is
life worth living.” Young Mr.
Price is said to be quite an orator,
having taken the prize as such at
the Grandbury College, and as he
is a former Dublin boy. will doubt-
less have a good abdience.
The old reliable 111, Maddox &
Benner’s bakery, next door to the
Smith & Fry building, has fresh
bread, cakes, etc. on hand every
day, including Sunday. Twenty-
five loaves of fresh bread, one loaf
every day, for $1,
The Progress force is under
mauy obligations to our fellow-
townsman, Mr. A. W. Risien for a
treat on last Monday to a nice lot
of White English peachers. They
were the finest of the season and
wCre of extra size. He also
brought in a few ripe tomatoes.
Jf you have second-hand furni-
ture you wish repaired, stained or
varnished, call on J. W. Hamblett
the furniture man, opposite G. W.
Andruss’ hardware store on Pat-
rick street. tf
party club." Everybody come.
OLD SETTLERS’ ItK I MO v
On Aug. 3rd and 4th a re-union of
the old settlers of Erath and adjoin-
ing counties will be heldatStephen-
ville. The third day will be the
^business day ^nd all who can are
expected to be in attendance on that
day.
The committee on pfifcgram will
The prohibition club will meet
[onday night at the Christian
church, a lecture will be delivered
by Rev. Maxwell, and the effects
of Alcohal on the system will be
illustrated by charts. The club is
rapidly gaining strength, new
members are, continually being
you ark lMvm
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Major W. E. Penn, the noted"
Baptist EvangelM, will hold a two
Brown-
weeks’ Camp Meeting in
wood, Brown Gounty, Texas, be
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ginning July 9th, 1892. A large
and commodious camp ground has
been secured near the city with an
added and the meetings are very abl|ndance of water frec for drink
interesting and instructive. Every-
body is invited to attend.
sion in due time.
J. M. R. Stephen, Sec.
PERSONAL mention.
Mayor McCain visited Stephen-
ville Tuesday.
Sam Vernon of Comanche, was
in the city Sunday.
C. W. Travis made a trip , to
Stephenvile Tuesday}.
Miss Carrie Lattimore is visit
IN BLACK AND WHITE.
State of Texas, )
Coftnty of Erath: j
To whom it may Concern:
This is to certify that I am the
... ... pressman in the office of the Dub-
arriuigethe prcigram f„, .11,. ocea. „„ Paoo a OTW,p.pet pnbll,h.
Ill ,111 4*1 ,Ii4V>i Fi*n „ 7 * * *
ing friends in Waco.
For County Surveyor.
M. L. Jackson.
Eli Oxford.
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For County Tretumrcr,
a. J. Crave,
J. L. Durham.
For ONtrlct Clerk.
J.J. ItEKNETT.
For Coliuty Sheriff,
N. J. Shasd*. (Re-election.)
T. P. THORNTON,
uso. H. Malonet.
For 1 Wnmlaeloner Precinct No. t.
Dhad White.
J. M. H. STEPHENS.
CALVIN UEVBNroRT.
M. H. (ClTRLKT) JONBS.
For OoDMnlaatOliar PlMlRCt So. 4.
W. A. Frank*.
For CoiiMtahle, I’reo., No. $.
J. A. ADAMH.
limiRY. William*.
( IIAKI.IS An DREW*.
W. T. (trigTorn) Wright.
IKS? Tliwtlrc of the 1‘eace, Pre. No. 9.
T. f. MCRTHY.
II. A. PSACOCK
Messrs. Wiley & Son arc moving
into their new quarters in the Mc-
Lemore corner. H. C. Birchmore
will move into the room adjoining
them Monday.
Cancer.—Tf you are out of hope,
and think there is no alternative
but for you to die, write for treatise
and home testemonials to Geo. L.
Rhea, Selden, Texas.
A host of Dublin’s most promi-
nent young people visited Misses
Pattie and Tabbie Perry in a body
last Tuesday. The participants
had an excellent time.
Services in the Episcopal church
Sunday, July 3, morning and night.
Col. Stocks’ bath tank south of
town on Saokville street is the
best place to bathe. Clear fresh
water at 25 cents each.
The Progress editor is thnnkful
to the many friends for their kind
words of cheer and expressions of
their appreciation of our late im-
provements. “Our now dress is
a handsome one,” so our friends
soy.
Tbr ,-ditor I, rad.r I, Hlrf*Wtainto. .r. in
tu our former frieu.l J. IV. Billing.-! ket “"h “ ”f I’1"""'
LOCAI
M. C. Gillett made a trip to
Stephenville Monday.
A. D. Hooper of Denison, has
been in the city for several days.
Will Wiseman made a visit to
Hico last Sunday, returning Mon-
day.
W. H. Neel of the Stephenville
Journal was over this week taking
in the sights,
Miss Maggie Riguey is quite
sick with fever and has been so for
some time past.
Postmaster Arnold left Wednes-
day for a trip to Hico and Duffau,
ho is to return to-day.
Mrs. S. J. Weaver returned
home Sunday from a visit to friends
and relatives at the county site.
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Mrs. II. E. Brown, who has been
on a lengthy visit to friends and
relatives in Ellis county, has re-
turned.
Tom Miller will leave Sunday
for a visit to his mother and friends
at Edom, Texas. 11 will remain a
month or more.
Prof. W. J. Clay left last Mon-
day for Houston to attendee State
Teachers’ Institute of which he is
the third vice-president.
8. G. Carnes and lady of Brown-
wood, came in on Monday’s train.
They expect to remain in Dublin
for a short time, and, probably lo-
cate here.
J.J. Eager left yesterday for
Tolar, in Hood county, from there
lie will go to New burg, in Coman-
che county and return Sunday.
He has appointments for speaking
at the above named places.
A. A. Chapman, president ofthe
First National bank of Dublin, and
who is also largely interested in
stock raising woaapiongtha visitors
in the live stock center yesterday.—
Fort l For/A lut* Stock Journal.
ed by J. 8. Baley, at Dublin, Tex
as, and have been for three months
past. That the weekly circulation
of said paper at the present time is
over 1200 copies. i
W. S. Fuller, Pressman.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this fourteenth day of June, A.
D., 1892. W. T. Daniel,
Notary Public, Erath Co., Texas.
[seal]
SUMMER NORMAL K. K. KATES.
The following roads have issued
circulars to the effect that they
would sell round trip tickets on ac-
count of summer normals at differ-
ent points at 4 cents a mile for the
round trip. Tickets on sale July
2nd and 3rd, good to return to the
30th: San Antonio & Aransas
Pass; Houston & Texas Central;
Culf, Colorado & Santa Fe; Galves-
ton, Harrisburg <fc San Antonio;
Texas & New Orleans; Fort Worth
& Denver; Fort Worth <fc Rio
Grande; East Line and Red River;
Texas Pacific; International and
Great Northern; St. Louis & Tyler
Southwestern; and Missouri, Kan-
sas and Texas. The different
points where summer normals will
be held can be found out by appli-
cation to this office as the list is too
lengthy for publication.
ing purposes and for stock. There
will likely be present ten thousand
persons. We shall expect you
among the number. Committee.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
Coleman, June 25, 1892.
To the democracy of the 26th Sen-
atorial district:
Thereby call a convention of the
democratic party of the 26th Sena-
torial district, composed of Erath,
Brown, Comanche, Mills, San
Saba, McCulloch, Concho, Runnels
and Coleman counties, to meet at
Brown wood, Tex., on the 27th day
of July, 1892. This convention is
called to nominate a democratic
candidate for State Senator for this
the 26th Senatorial district of the
State of Texas, and to transact
such other business as may come
before it. H. G. Dandolph,
Chair. 26th Sen. Dist.
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LIST OF 1JCTTEK*.
Remaining in the post office at
Dublin, Texas, for the week end-
ing June 30th 1892. Parties call-
ing for these letters must say ad-
vertised—giving dato of advertise-
ment and if not called for in two
weeks will be sent to Dead Letter
office, Washington, D. C.
Brantley, L. F.
Lewis, G. G.
Martin, Miss Mattie.
Mason, Miss Eva,
Siinons? Mrs. Mary.
Smith, Mrs. Willie.
Tacket, R. T.
Williams, T. A. F.
0. N. Arnold, P. M.
RESOLUTIONS HY DUBLIN CHAPTER,
NO. 1011.
Companion M. S. Crow, M. 1).,
horn in McNary County, Texas,
April 6th, 1833, died in Erath
G. W. Andruss’ is the place for
gin men to get rubber belting. He
always keeps a full stock.
quarterly exercises.
To the parents, children, young
folks and all persons interested in
Sunday School work: Wo extend
a cordial invitation to attend our
Sunday School Quarterly exercises
to be held at the Methodist church
Sunday morning, July 3rd, open-
ing at 9:30 o’clock. We need your
help, your presence and co-opera-
tion in our Sunday School work;
want you to come and help us
build up and maintain the best
Sunday School in the district.
The following are some of the
features on the program, which wilL
be intersperced with songs:
Prayer by the Pastor.
Scripture reading by W. H. Har-
ris.
Recitation by Maude Wilson.
Address by Dr. Ulmer or Prof.
Clay.
Recitations by six little girls:
Lena Wilson, Beulah Chambliss,.
Jettic King, Bertha Fewell, Gertie
Andruss and Lena Pressley.
The leading truths of the quar-
ters lessons and their practical ap-
plication by Dr. C. H. Rcw.
Report of Secretary, C. H.
Strong.
Report of Treasurer, T. L. Ward.
Recitation by Katie Chambliss.
Address by E. C. Fewell.
Respectfully,
M. C. Fkwkll, Supt.
notice.
All the sons of Union soldiers
ly for a nice bucket of fresh tur-
. . .
harrows, plows, cultivators and a ney Daniels, returned last weik,
County, Texas, May 3rd, 1892, are requested to meet at ’Squire
was made a Mason in Cass County.1 Peacock’s office in Dublin Satur-
Texas, and was an active, honor- ,lav night July 9th to organise a
able and consistent Master and ' camp of Sons of Veterans at this
Royal Arch Chapter Mason for I plaoe. All are invited.
ll. A. Woooa.
He, who slumbers in that last
nips from his farm near town.
general line of farm implements.
from a visit to friends and rela-
Ile has for the
~ lives in Abilene
Orders for Ice Cream for Church | ‘ lucerne . m orsoo n •>M| year been attending the llreck-
, . , . •_______social at the residence of her broth- ,, .
festivals and entertainments taken .......
.1 v. rv low ntm. writ, hr prioor “
AddrrM J. I>rao«, Worn T«m. (m*"-v D*** rmn'1’ ni*hl
-- I WANTED.
.Vilvortipors hJkhiIu liour wi*ll in
mind that more farmers and busi-
ness men read the Prog Hms each
week than any other publication in
Krath county and double as many
n« some of them we might men-
enridge Institute at Austin.
long sleep of death, wan our broth-
er ami companion. With hint
(have we walked the pilgrimage of
life and kept ward and watch to-
ne,ooo m. A NS,
Clemons A Perkinson, the Jew
j^lcrs, havo filled a Mason quart
K100 gwwcn. to rvgixtor for tl,„ ^ llrlMW th„
143 gold 1,,,. ntinibrr or ne»r«tl to
Cntto.,, * Fttmtutfo*. ! ,lunlbcr of h, j>( wiU
Under opera house.
K. OF r. MEMORIAL.
fine lint of
receive a $45 gold filled watch",
warrantcod for 20 years. If a lady
The Knights of Pythian will hold I jB auccesaful guenaer »h»* may
memorial aervice at- the Methodist j hjkve h„r vf the watchea.
I church on next Sunday, July 3r»l, This is thick to all. Go and
THE SI MMI'.lt KNCAMI’HKNT.
St when ville, Tex., June 20.—
Will mil persons interested in the
People’s encampment to come off"
early in August please furnish any
gethcr In its vicissitudes and trials, suggestions on following points:
Wo loved him and we remembered
him in scenes to which the world
was not a witness and where the
belter feelings of humanity were
exhibited without disguise.
1st—Ae to best place for holding
encampment.
2nd—A* to subjects to be discussed
and proper person to lea<| in dis-
cussion of such subject.
“The Fair” lnw a
ket g>MMla at a very imall mar- j ^ 2jg0 p m |{ev j T. Harris | regi<u.r yuur amj l^k over
11 deliver the memorial sermon.
MITId, TO UA1HUU4B.
j There will be ritimlietio services at
I). Hrickloy of Abilene, |||,e cemetery after Ute lermou.
in tho opera hall at j Kvrrrbody is invited.
Sunday, July 24th
;k a. ra. The
4 “TheChnreh ”
wishing to addre*| him
their neat line of fine jewelry,
der the opera house'.
•4 trumm WAOONM
Parties wishing to buy wagons,
either for cash or on time, with ap-
The memofy of his virtues linger 3rd—As to ]>er*on* who w ill
in our remeuibranco, reflei't* its the hand of 100 reform sings
shining lustre beyond the portal! Alexander, Dublin. Stephein
of tho tomb. ' Duffau and Oak Dale have air
Rest to his ashes, and peace to hren suggested
his soul ? The encamprae
To his bereaved and mourning days. Address
friend* and relatives, we can offer executive cod
but little worldly consolation, but Count
we do tender them our heart-felt **"
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Daley, James S. The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, July 1, 1892, newspaper, July 1, 1892; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth530288/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.