The Weatherford Enquirer. (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 25, 1892 Page: 5 of 8
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Highest of all in Leavening Power—Latest U. S. Gov't Report
M rs. M. E. Hines has just com-
pleted an attractive residence on
•Johnson street.
Miss Lillian l'enu after aevorai
ilays visit to ft ¡ends in Mineral Wells
returned home Monday.
—
Miss Maiile Itonner left last week
for Mineral Wells, where she will
visit Miss Minnie McCracken.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
For sale by DAN D. HARTNETT and other leading grocer.
Waiter A. Johnson, returned Mon-
day from Young county where he
has been several days on business.
The Enquirer.
J. I). IIutT returned home Monday.
left Tuesday for Kurt
LOCAL RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
AND
No. 1.—Leave Weatherford
" Arrive Mineral Wells
No. 8.—Leave Weatherfonl
'• ^Arrive Mineral Wells
ICo. 2.—Leave Mineral Wells. ..
" Arrive Weatherford
WEATHERFORD, MINERAL WELLS
NORTHWESTERN TIME-TABLE.
¡To take Effect Thursday, July 11, 189>.)
from weathkrford.
— 11 00 a m
.'...12 22 p m
"> HI) p m
li fit! p 111
7 30 a m
.. .K 52 a in
No. 4.—Leave Mineral Wells s 00 p m
" Arrive Weatherford 4 22 p ra
Trains 1 and 2 will run daily. Trains fi and 4
daily except Sunday.
TAXA8 & PACIFIC.
East bonnd, No. 4 4:48p.m.
West bound, No. 3 10:30 p. m.
GULF, COLORADO <fc .SANTA FE.
South bound 7:00 p. m.
North bound 11 a. m.,7:00 p. m.
The Santa Fe makes close connection with the
Fort Worth & Rio Grande at Cresson.
G. S. Flanery left for the east Sun-
day.
Geo. Miller
Worth.
K. D. Oliver went over to the Fort
Thursday.
School in the convent building will
open on llrst Monday in September.
:t7-2t. Mrs. A. L. Morris.
Judge A. J. Hood
city last week.
John ibitts visited the Fort Satur-
ay and Sunday.
W. A. Kerr visited Fort Worth and
Dallas last week.
Mrs Anderson, of the
reported very sick.
Miss Kate Unnner
the Wells this week.
Geo. 11. Henry come in home
Mineral Wells Tuesday.
J. O. Fouts of Rock
the city Monday.
Creek was in
Frank M. Cain of
the city Monday.
Cresson was in
Harry Alexander went down
Cresson Monday on business.
to
W. Lawson Kimbrough left Tues-
day for Dallas on business.
Geo. H. Piland & Co's mattress
factory makes old beds as good as
good as new. 35 tf
Col. E. P. Nicholson returned home
Tuesday from Galveston where he
has been several days.
Howard F. Edgar after several
weeks visit to friends and relatives
left Tuesday for Albany.
Ernest Lomax has retured home
and will be found with his old em
ployers Messrs Baker, Poston & Co.
Mrs. R. H. Featherstone and
family left Wednesday for Henrietta,
where they will live in the future.
A safe investment. We guarantee you
•will nerver be sick if a course of "Hepatl-
cure is taken spring and fail. For sale by
C. 8. Alexander & Co. Sept. 7.
W. C. Poston returned home Mon-
day from from Chautauqua, N. Y
where he has been spending the sum-
mer.
We have a speedy and positve cure for catarrh
diphtheria, canker mouth and headachc, in
Shiloh's Catarrh Rkmedy. A nasal injector
free with each bottle. Use it if you desire
health and sweet breath. I'rice 50c. Sold by
Keudcl & Vollentiue.
C. C. Washburne of Nashville,
Tenn., who has been in the city sev-
eral days visiting the family of W.
W. Davis left for his home Monday.
Gents Hand Made Shoes
Go at $4.00 former price $6.00. Ladies
hand turned shoes at $•'!, former
$3.50 to $4.50 at
J. M. McKinnky's.
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FOR MEN ONLY.
This title doesn't "go'' anv more, as
the ladies have adopted about every
thing shown above, unless it be the
trousers. But the lords of creation
are forced to plod in the beaten track
and there is little change this season
in men's apparel.
The "change" is fairly rapid with
us. however, as we are making a spe
cial dive on all Summer Clothing
Underwear, Neckwear etc. We also
carry a splendid line of Men's Shoes
which we sell as close as any one.
F.L.PEYTON &C0.
The Clothiers,
N. Main St. Weatherford
' ' '' •'%v:-' 'i$;■ h. ■ .
XIX Liniment cured me of n badcascof llux
It. H. Hoone, Kx-.itt'y Cíen., Navasotn, Texas-
Sold bv I'. S. Alexander it Co.
Sr. was in the
Mrs. J. N. Jernagin left last week
for Illack Springs where she will visit
friends and relatives.
North side is
XIX «ave ine more reliei irom weaK back
than anything I ever used,
John Jacobs,
Cleburne Texas.
Sold by C. S. Alexanuir & Co.
is a visitor at
front
Mr. W. G. Ray, a night of the grip,
is home for a day or so.
The Carson-Lewis house is one of
the best hotels in Texas.
Gaston Mitchel left Monday
New Orleans on business.
for
Robt. Miley, has accepted a posi
tion with Knight & Son.
Will Gibson accompanied by W.
Ray visited Cresson last week.
G,
How would an arch light
across North Main at the Hank.
look
J. J. Hittson of Fisher county was
in the city Monday on business.
C. O. Hess a prosperoms business
man of Dallas was in the city Satur
day.
Claude Campbell after several days
absence from the city returned home
Monday.
Paul Barthold came in Saturday
from his farm and spent Sunday with
his FOLKS.
Prof. Howard of the Texas Female
Seminary arrived in the city Monday
from the east.
D.M. Howard of Mineral Wells was
in the city Monday looking after his
interests here.
R. H. Foat left Sunday for Chicago
where he meets Mrs. Foat anddaugh
ter, Miss Florence.
B. C. Rhome a wealthy stock man
of Rhome, Texas, was in the city
Sunday visitiny friends.
Miss Louise Goodman an attrac
tive young lady Iront St. Louis is
visiting Miss Lena Taylor.
Lewis E. Penn after several days
absence in the north on business and
pleasure returned home Tuesday.
Messrs. Chas. Haynes and Gus
Bell left Saturday for Kansas City
They will visit several places of in
terest before they return home.
Look Here!
Infant Shoes at 35c former price
5c at J. M. Mc Kinney's.
Mr. Thos. Odell has brought in, so
far, 5000 bushels of Wheat. He is
the right kind of a farmer.
A Tremendus Cut in Boots and
Shoes. Profits cut in two at
J. M. Mi Kinney's.
Miss Annie White left Friday for
Loneoak, where she will spend sev-
eral days visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Frank L. Maddox after a few days
trip through the eastern part of the
state on business, returned home
Friday.
XIX Linimf.nt cured my wife of female trou-
ble when I thought her incurable.
.las. I. Moody,
State Lecturer Farmers Alliance.
Sold by C. S. Alexander, &Co.
Mrs. 1. F. Chedister after spending
several weeks visiting friends and
relatives in Missourio arrived home
Wednesday.
City Secretary Burns and family
of Ft Worth spent the night here
Tuesday on account of the delayed
T&P train.
Go to G. H. Piland
cheap mattress made,
to order. All kind
made to order.
for the best
Springs made
of mattresses
foil
I consider XIX bl.oon anduve pii.i.s the
best in the world. You will not regret bu
them. S. W. I.ovelady, Cleburne, Texas
by C. S. Alexander & Co.
Miss Mairgie Pickard after a two
months visit to friends and relatives
in Mt. Pleasant, Tenn., returned
home Friday.
Mrs. H. A. Hagan and family after
several weeks visited to friends and |
relatives in Fort Worth returned
home last week.
H. P. Harcourt left Monday for
Hillsboro where he accepts a position
through the cotton season with i'en-
nett & Lovell.
County Assesor El Taylor and eify
Assessor Lisk have both completed
their Tax rolls and are now ready to
assess taxes again.
Harvey Porter the big hearted
grocery man always wants to see
things loom up. He says put in more
light and larger ones.
Mr. H. A. Snoddy, of the Spring-
town Chronicle, was here Tuesday
and paid The Enquirer a pleasant
call.
Geo. H. Piland & Co's mattress
factory, on South Main strtet, makes
bed springs and pillows on short
notice.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Baker after
an extended trip to difTerentplaces in
Colorado returned to Weatherford
last week where they will make their
future home.
A. J. Lamarque left Monday on his
first trip as a knight of the grip. He
is representing C. D. Hartnett & Co.,
one of the best wholesale houses west
of Dallas. The Enquirer wishes
him success in his new line.
Save your coupons from the Fort
Worth Gazette and vote them for Dr,
Emanuel and wife as chaparones to
the exposition and Miss Carrie Camp-
bell as one of the young ladies.
Every vote should be cast for Weath-
erford's candidates.
Miss Lou O'Donnell of Whitt who
has been spending the summer in
Eurelia Springs, Ark. was in the city
Saturday on her way home.
Lone Star Devision Number 6
Uniform Rank,
KNIGHT OF PVTHIAS IN KANSAS CITY.
Thsy Attend In a Body to be Present
•t the Biennial Session of the
Supreme Lodge.
Saturday evening last witnessed
the departure of Lone Star Division
No. tí, filiform Hank, Knight of
Pythias, of this city for Kansas
City, to attend the biennial session
of the Supreme Lodge of that benevo-
lant order. In connection with this
even the I'niform Hank of the order
are there from all over the United
States, and will number in the aggre-
gate of 15,000.
This branch of the order is semi-
millitary and they are accomodated
with fine camp grounds, and will go
into regular encampment, being well
supplied with tents and all necessary
adjuncts to camp life. The division
from this city has been drilling as-
siduously for the past several months
and have become very proficient.
They, no doubt, will enter the com-
petitive drill, and it is hoped they
will be rewarded with a prize. The
following are those in attendance:
Col. M. L. Wooley, Capt. A. 11.
Culwell, Grand Keeper of Records
and Seals Henry Miller, Wiley-Blair,
T. W. O'Guine, W. K. Shropshire, J.
T. Cotten, W. E. Mountcastle, W.
K. Bell, II. W. Kindell, Eugene Mil-
ler. Messers. Cotten, Blair, Culwell,
O'Guine, and Wooley were accompa-
nied by their wives.
The Uniform Rank is seperate from
the lodge proper, being a destinctive
rank. The Knight of Pythias of
Weatherford, however, have a mem-
bership of nearly 150, and are in a
most nourishing condition. Their
membership, far exceeds that of any
order in the city, and is composed
principally of young men, all good
material. One of the best things we
can say for the Lone Star Lodge No.
4, is that in the semi-annual circular)
of the Grand Keeper of Records and
Seal, giving the list of suspensions
of nonpayment of dues, there does
not appear a single name from Weath-
erford's Lodge. It is one of the most |
important things to the young man,
that he should join some order on I
the plan of the Knight of Pythias. It
elevates him morally, and helps him ]
when in sickness or distress.
There are many other good orders I
in Weatherford, which are in a flour-1
ishing condition, namely the Mason-
ic, Odd Fellows, Knights of Honorl
and Ancient Order of United Work-
men which are doing a vast deal of |
good.
AZTEC.
Millions of people have suffered for ]
years from Catarrh, Neuralgia and
Head-ache, and could get no perrna-1
nent relief until Aztec Catarrh
Killer was discovered. It relieves
neuralgia and cures head-ache in
live minutes, and cures catarrh in
(>0 days.
If you suffer from la grippe, kid-
ney diseases or indigestion, take Az-1
tec wine, perfectly harmless and a|
sure cure.
Women who suffer with cramps l
and pains or bloody flux: can get]
prompt relief by using Aztec Wine.
Try it, it is an infalible remedy.
Aztec Medical Co., of City Mexico,
Texas office, Fort Worth Texas.
For sale by C. S. Alexander & Co.
Has no superior on earth. Uses less Fuel, has all the Im-
provements and will last longer and do better cooking than any
Stove in the market. Call and see them at
Remember we always have everything in the HARDWARE and IMPLB
MENT line, and sell them at BOTTOM figures'
NOTICE—If you are wanting one of the best wagons ever made call
onJ.R. Lewis & Co. and buy an OLD HICKORY, all wool anda yard
wide. Low prices and fully guaranteed.
Are you having aefces and pains? If so, buy a
bottle XIX Liniment, use according todirection
internally and it will cure you. It cured Judge
George Clark of cramp in 10 minuates. Sold by
C. S. Alexander & Co.
Misses Immie Kidd and Minnie
Redding of Waxahachie who has
been visiting Misses Eva and Willie
Gaskell for the past two weeks left I
for their home last Friday.
Miss Lillian Pazton of Ft. Worth
arrived in the city Monday from the
west. She will be the guest of Miss
Alma LeGrand while in the city.
Warner Davidson went to Chris-1
tian Thursday and returned Friday
with his sister, Miss Mary, who had
been visiting Miss Emma Atkenson.
Mr. E.R. Standish left Tuesday for
his fruit ranch near Delta, Colorado.
He will meet Mrs. Standish in Denver
and they will return about Septem-
ber 1st.
Messrs. John, Sam and Morcelousl
Parsons after several weeks prospect-
ing in the western part of the state
returned home Monday and says Par-1
ker beats them alL #
Street Commissioner Blair is doing I
splendid work in the way of improv-
ing the streets he never quits a street
until it looks like something had |
been done.
Misses Fannie Chambers of Van
Wert, Ohio and Miss Margarett True-
love, will arrive in the city Septem-
ber 2nd. Miss Chambers will have
charge of the Elocution department
and Miss Truelove will have charge
of the primary department of Weath
erford College.
Mr. E. Barthold, of Henderson,
Texas, who has been visiting his
brother, Chas. Barthold, Sr., in this
city left Saturday for Baird where he
will visit relatives.
Several or our enterprising mer-|
chants are contemplating putting in
arc lights in their places of business.
Weatherford merchants are always |
in it.
G. Oscar Penn left very suddenly
on the west bound W., M. W. & N.
W. train Sunday morning. It was
thought by his friends, that he had
gone to Penn a Wynne, but it was
afterwards learned that it was just a
lslt to the Wells. See?
Mrs. J. T. Hoone of Rock Creek
after several weeks visit to friends
and relatives in Waco was in the city
Tuesday on her way home.
THE BEST
MAD
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UN 8rQREN
Best Work of Any Plow Manufactured.
The Easiest Running and
AT A SACRIFICE!
BUT AT REASONABLE PRICES!!
Goods that aie FIRST-CLASS can
tliey are worth more.
never be sold for Slaughtering Prices, for
We haye everything in
And they are Good Goods, and we sell them at a REASONALE PROFIT.
We can always fit you up with anything you want, and save you money.
Come in and get our prices. We have some very Handsome Summer Dress
Goods that we sell Cheap, and it will pay you to see them.
J. w. GARRISON, - - Prop. Novelty Store.
SOUTH 8IDJÚ PUBLIC SQUARE.
•ff&GOW
*2.50
I CALF SHOE
i -c-HF4CO- |
II -CHICAGO- J
Seasonable and Reasonable!
SEASONABLE GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES. ™
> >111.1,1 i„\ati«fv everybodv. Add In t li i- I lie fuel Hint wt-;iiiive a full stock
of the ¡I.ATKST STYI.KS IN
Dress Goods, Clothing, Notions,
And there
SHOES, E3TO.
i , no reason why yon should not trade with
T
WEST SIDE, NORTH MAIN STREET.
Misses Saliie Russell and Minnie
Rider, after several weeks visit to
friends and relatives la Tennessee re-
turned home last week.
CAN'T PASS IT BY.
The picture has cautfht your
Now listen :
Even the cost mark has been cut in
two on goods, and thev now go at
your own price. There is no reserve
—they all go to make room for our
fall stock. Call and see us
WEATHEREORD. TEXAS.
RBY. J. s. HOWARD, I. M , President
Th Ird year opens August 29, 1892. Elegant new
buildings, steam heat, bath rooms, boarding
under immediate control oí president and lady
principal. Healthful and beautiful location.
Full Academic and Seminary course*. Muslo
under Prof. Eckhardt. Elocution, Art and Or-
namental Work. For catalogue or particular*
address the President.
COItnUSPONOEXCJi SOLICITED.
Horses to Sell or Trade
Fine horses, lialf-breed Perdieron and
others, ail weights, up to liioO pounds, for
Float, Express, Delivery and other teams,
for Cash, Corn Oats or good Improved
Place, well watereil and well wa-
tered and pleasantly located, of five or six
hundaed acres, not far from Weatherford
or some other good town. Will tako
good notes due tins full. Have
200 HORSES
To sell of trade. Call on me at the Rider
farm, one mile east of Weatherford or
address me at Weatherford.
II You Are biUious or constipated, and suffer
lngs from disordered stomach and bowel , use
,IX BLOOD AND I.IVKR P1I.LH,. the bc t
Hold bv C. H.Alexander & Co.
G. S. PEHN & SON,
THE LEADING JEW ILEUS.
pms 'West Side, - North Main Street
A. M. GEORGE.
Dyspepsia and Uv«r Complaint.
It 1 not worth the small lumoir" " "~
youraeU ot eyerj symptom of
complaint*, it yon think so c
i a bottle of Bitot' Vltsllxsr, _ .
printed guranteo on it, use accordingly ana It
it does you no good it witt co t you nothing.
Sold by Kendut A Vollentlne.
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The Weatherford Enquirer. (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 25, 1892, newspaper, August 25, 1892; Weatherford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth182069/m1/5/: accessed June 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.