The Clarksville Incubator. (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 10, 1898 Page: 3 of 4
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The Incubator.
H. P. Goldi
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T. A. EUBANK.
J. L. FI8HER.
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JOHN R WRIGHT
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ToretaMe, Product No. 1—
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JOHN FERGUSON.
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frank perdue.
WILL ALLEN.
' J. A. TALLY,
j. C. HIGGINS.
, Precincts I and 9—
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FRANK B. MASON.
R B EPPERSON
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Uniting Opera Jfouse,
Saturday Night, March II
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Specialty Co—
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HAZEL BEATRICE OAKES,
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Dos’t iail to ace her. Seat a on sole
at Barton A Murphy’s
Drug Store.
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P J. (WAVES la MIm (tews.
Mrs. Bray returned home Fri-
day.
Mrs. D. D. Strong is in St.
Louis.
Mrs. F. Mieech is in San An-
tonio.
Miss Fannie Rainey visited
here last week.
Miss Gertrude Hinton has re-'
turned to Oakwood.
Mrs. J. J. Taylor is a guest of
relatives in Texarkana.
Mrs. N. D. Trilling is visiting
relatives in Cincinnati, O.
Miss Winnie £lark of Pitts-
burg is a guest of Mrs. John
Murphy.
Miss Minnie O’Farrell of At-
lanta is here, guest of Miss
Jackson.
Bsdly Biread.
Claude Walkup, who is work-
ing at Paris, was severely burn-
ed Saturday. The following ac-
count is taken from the Advo-
cate:
Claude Walkup, a lineman for
the Paris Electric Light compa-
ny came near getting killed Fri-
day night about 6 o’clock, while
making a connection on South
Wall street. He had climbed a
pole and was holding the end of
a live wire whioh had no con-
nection, but he accidentally
caught hold of the iron box
which contains the fuse connec-
tions, and this made the oirouit
complete. His right hand was
burned in five places to the bone,
and his left hand, which touch-
ed the iron box eras also severe-
ly burned in several places. He
says that the shook drew him up
against the pole and he was in
such a position that he oould not
fall off the pole or he would have
been killed, because he did not
know anything for a few seconds
after the shook, and had" he not
been fastened to the pole he
would have fallen to the ground.
The burns are not of a serious
nature, but are very painful and
will oompel him to remain off
duty for some time, aa he car-
ls his hand in a sling and is
not able ts use it at all. It was
a very close call. :
This remedy is intended es-
pecially for coughs, colds,
oroup, whooping cough and in-
fluenza. It has become famous
for its oures of these diseases,
over a large part of the oivilized
world. The most flattering tes-
timonials have been received,
giving sooounta of its good
works; of the aggravating and
persistent ooughs it has cured;
of severs oolds that havs yielded
promptly to its soothing effects,
and of the dangerous attacks of
croup it has cured, often saving
the life of the child. The ex-
tensive use of it for whooping
oough has shown that it robe that
disease of all dangerous conse-
quences. Sold by John M.
Butcher.
MATTERS LOCAL
The nicest, freshest, newest
Hue of groceries in the city al-
ways kept at MeElroy’s.
MeElroy's stook is always the
freshest Mid best and he treats
all easterners alike.
The Red River County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee is
hereby oalled to hold session at
the court house in Clarksville,
Saturday, March 19, 1896, at 1
p. m., for the transaction of all
business that shall properly re-
quire its attention.
There are several committee-
men who have moved away from
the boxes they are accredited to,
and one or tiro are candidates in
the election to come. Those who
know themselves to be disquali-
fied for service on the committee
for reASons above stated, will
please hand in their resignations
to the chairman before or on the
day of meeting so that their suc-
cessors may be appointed
promptly. Every member of the
committee is urged to be in at-
tendance .
J. J. Taylor, Chairman.*
V it'fi full weight, low prioss
id oourtaous treatment you
yen will be MeElroy’s
A fresh stook of Lima beans,
Navy beans, Chile beans, Irish
potatoes and cabbage just re-
ceived at MeElroy’s.
McRlroy is always in the
swim and will never be under-
IM-
PERSONAL MENTION.
—Dr. J. C. Barton visited in
Paris Sunday.
—Will Graham is up from
Houston for a few days.
—Dr. J. P. Martin of Rosalie
was here Saturday. ’
—Mrs. I. H. Morrison spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
Clements, at Paris.
—Capt. Jo L. Bryarly of
Mound City was in Clarksville
Monday and Tuesday.
—Prof. J. S. Kendall of Hon-
ey Grove, candidate for state
superintendent of public instruc-
tion, was here Saturday^
—The writer and Mr. Frank
M. Hatley spent Friday and Sat
urday in Dallas.
Rev. E. Edwards, pastor of
the English Baptist Church at
Minersville, Pa., when suffer-
ing with rheumatism, was advis-
ed to try Chamberlain’s Pain
Balm. He says n “ A few appli-
cations of this liniment proved of
great service to me. It subdued
the inflammation and relieved
the pain. Should any sufferer
profit by giving Pain Balm a
trial it will please me.” For
sale by John M. Butcher.
To the members of the execu-
tive committee of the People’s
Party of Red River oounty,
Texas.
You are hereby oalled to meet
at the oourt bouse in Clarks-
ville, Saturday, March 12, 1896,
at 10 o’olook sharp, for the
transaction of business of im-
portance. Please let’s have a
full attendance, as there is work
for us to do.
Respectfully, 1
W. H. Martin, Chairman.
The Ottawa*. 111., Press says:
The Oakes 8wiss Bell Ringers
and Comic Specialty Co., proved
to our people that they are like-
ly to be deceived in two ways
First, by the company that has
all programme and little per-
formance; second, by
troupe like the Oakes troupe,
whose bills did not say enough
That is, they give more and bet-
ter than the people had learned
to expect. It is one of the few
companies that deal strictly and
honorably with the public.
Opera House Saturday night
March 12th.
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OapU’i Victimi.
J. A. Paulk and Miss Susie
Edmunds.
J. N. Downing and Miss Em-
ma Seale.
Charley Sirrmons and Miss
Myrtle Batie.
J. M. Whitlow and Miss Kate
Gibbops Moore.
Harry Holen and Miss Martha
Ann Pots.——-x~
Joel S. Griffis and Miss Flor-
ence O. Reason. *
Manager Gaines has secured
for the next attraction at Trill-
ing’s Opera House the celebrat-
ed J. H. Oakes Company of
Swiss Bell Ringers and Vaude-
ville artists. This talented com-
pany will appear on Saturday
night March 12th. Don’t fail
to hear tiiem. This will be the
beat musical and comedy event
of tee seaaoi
25, 50 and 75 oents. Seats now
os sale at Barton A Murphy’s
drugstore. ^
Our reference in last week’s
issue to the commissioners’ oourt
applied only to tee present oourt,
and not its predecessor. Every-
one knows Capt. Burdett and
his oourt left tee county in a
healthy condition financially,
and we did not intend to leave
any other impreeeion.
Judge R. H. Wells spent Sun-
day night in Bagwell and in-
formed us teat Hill oounty had
come down offOer perch and
agreed to meet all demands made
by Red River county relative to
intereet on her bonds held by
this oounty. Whether or not
this money will be appropriated
to this year’s sohools we did not
learn. —Bagwell Star.
G. W. Forrest, who left here
with Messrs. Reason, Spike and
Beeoh for Alaska some days ago,
returned last week from San
Franoisoo. At teat point he had
a bronchial attack and the doc-
tors advised himte return. The
reet of the party sailed a few
days later for Alaska.
Mr. Joel S. Griffin and Miss
Florence O. Reason were mar-
ried at tee residence of Mrs. J.
M. Sanderson Monday after-
noon, Rev. 8. M. Templeton
performing the oeremony. Mr.
Griffin is a commercial traveler
and hails from Omaha, Neb.
They left on tee 4:55 passenger
for Denison, Texys. 1
Mr. Book Whitlow of the La-
Popular prioss Grange News And Mite Kate
Moore of this city were married
at tee residence of tee bride’s
mother in this city last Wednes-
day evening. They left imme-
diately for LaGrange, their fu-
ture home.
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Col. Dick Wynne of Fort
Worth, a candidate for govern-
or, spent Friday night in Clarks-
vine, looking after his interests
and electioneering with tee peo-
ple. . * .
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Dick Lyons and Miss Lizzie
Ward were united in wedlock at
7 p. m. last Sunday at the resi-
dence of tee bride’s father, Jap
Ward, in Bagwell, Dr. W. C.
Stephens pronouncing the oere-
mony. Both the j bride and
groom were reared in this com-
munity, where they have many
friends who wish them unalloyed
happiness through long and
prosperous life. They will make
their home in Bagwell, begin-
ning a happy married life amid
tee friends and scenes of child-
hood,—Bagwell Star.
Desiree to thank its friends
and patrons for the patronage
accorded it last year and solic-
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it a continuance of the same.
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The Past
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Edward Edwards announce^ as
a candidate for re-election to the
office of tax .assessor. Ed is
praotically known to every voter
in Red River county, and any
attempt on our part to introduce
him would be useless. He was
born and reared on a farm in the
northwestern part* of the ooun-
ty, but at an early age he re-
ceived an injury which rendered
him phyaically unable to do
farm work, therefore he came to
Clarksville and secured olerioal
employment in the offices around
the oourt house, during whioh
time he discharged his duties to
the entire satisfaction of every
officer under whom he served.
He is serving his first term as as-
sessor and his friends predict for
him teat success, for a second
term, as belongs to an honest,
efficient and capable servant of
tee people, j
I had been afflicted with rheu-
matism for fourteen years and
nothing seemed to give any re-
lief. I was able to be around all
tee time, but constantly suffer-
ing. I had tried everything I
oould hear of and at last was
told to try Chamberlain’s Pain
Balm, which I did, and was im-
mediately relieved and in a short
time cured. I am happy to say
that it has not sinoe returned.—
Josh. Edgar, Germantown, Cal.
For sals by John M. Bqtoher.
The Red River Rifles had bet-
ter reorganize, as Upcle Sam
is liable to call for troops at any
time. We believe there is
enough patriotism in our boys to
respond to the first call, and all
they need to make themselves
proficient in the art of warfare
is a little brushing up in military
laoties. 1 ■'_
We were unable to be present
at Prof. Hawks’ lecture, but
have heard it highly praised. It
is spoken of by some as one of
the best entertainments the Ly-
ceum has yet given.
A colored band from Fort
Worth stopped off at Clarksville
a few days last week. They fur-
nished music for a hop at the
New Donoho op Thursday night.
The Incubator now has tee
most oomplete job office in the
oounty. Will be pleased to have
your patronage.
I am here to stay and will
make it to your interest to get
my prices before having pict-
ures made. Robert Hardin .
Martins, the migratory birds
that are said to be forerunners of
spring, have arrived; the ad-
vanoe guard, at least.
The Clarksville merchants are
receiving their spring and sum-
mer goods from the eastern mar-
kets.
Trade appears to be unusually
good for this season of the year
—cash trade.
When you want pictures call
at the new gallery on Depot
street.
The cattle that have been fed
at the oil mill this winter are be-
ing shipped out.
Go to the new gallery on Depot
street for pictures.
And The Future.*
The only sure way to judge
the future is by tee past. W*
want our store judged teat way.
Ask the long line of customers
who have patronised us for years
—Ask them if they haven’t bean
treated right. Ask them why
they keep on patronizing us.
ThSir answers wiH be uniform:
* ‘It pays us to do so. ”
We do aot solicit the business
from those who have tried us
once—they come back of their
own accord. Ws are soliciting
tee business of those who havs
never patronizod us.
The Oldest Business Heue in Ten.
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time. When you buy a bill of
goods from us you know who you
sre dealing with. If tears any
mistakes mads you will always
fiad us ready aad willing to rec-
tify teem. Our reputation for
fair aad honest dealing is, we
think, well deeerved. In all ear
business eareer it has been our
constant endeavor, by honest
dealing and fair treatment, to
merit the good will of oar pecrens
and we hope we have succeeded.
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Goldberg, H. P. The Clarksville Incubator. (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 10, 1898, newspaper, March 10, 1898; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth850795/m1/3/: accessed June 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.