The Canadian Crescent. (Canadian, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 8, 1888 Page: 1 of 8
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VOL. 2
CANADIAN, TEXAS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1888.'
NO. 2
GERLACH BROTHERS.
All Over the Panhandle.
(DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS
GrAin and Flour,
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
OUTFITTERS
We handle Flcur and Grain by Car Load lotg
and are prepared to give yon
Low Fierires.
BEFORE BUYING Elsewhere Call & GET PRICES
FACTS AND PIQUEES GLEANED
FROM OUR EXCHANGES-
'No Country Town can Duplicate our p/ ice
CANADIAN, ... TEXAS
DEALERS IN-
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BOOTS, SHOES & NOTIONS,
GENT6' FURNISHING GOODS,
hats, CAPS, ladies' ware,
And all Articles in the General Dry Goods Une-
PRICES LOW ER THAN THE LOWEST!
Raying at groat Bargains, we defy competition. Our friends are cordially
invited to cali, examine prices and be convinced.
Bargains In Every Line!
CANADIAN, Main Street, TEXAS
THE FAY HOTEL.
A EAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT.
D. FAY, Proprietor.
Rates, per day, : : $1.50
Tables Supplied with the Best of the Market,
All Parties will ¡lait superior accommodtiaons at this com medious and
elegartly furniehcd hotel. No pairs will be spared to please
their quests and make them comfortable,
MEALS ON TIME FOR ALL THE TRAINS.
CANADIAN,
TEXAS.
R C WHITE.
SAM T RIAL..
WHITE & RIAL,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Jioums 2S it* 20, Stock Exchange, Kansas City Stock Yards.
Consignments Solicited.
Market Reports fumiihed FREE on Application-
R* 0. White, i cattle J. B. Tucker, Ilarry L. Patterson
Sam T. Rial. W. L. Wheeler, Fred D. Sampson
Frank B C h apere, } sales fx. Hog Salesmen. Book-keepeis
Charles \v. Black, office. R, C- NA LL, Agent at Canadian
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AN OPEN LETTER-
Canadian, Texas. July 10, 1888.
Dear Friends:
[ have returned to dwell anions you again. All who have known me
when 1 lived in Mobeetic, need no farther introduction, but 1 would be# of
\u>u aa a favor to inform your neighbors, Mho do not know me, all about my
iivtlhods of business and geiüral qiu i ideations H> serve thenu My system
i« just íu it was. Apvicx >ksk. No charge for anything but medicine.
jjjyHAi cannot «xune in person, write full particular* and I will ^end to you
proper remedy. } our communications will be Strfctlv Coniidontiai.
With U gaiil, Yours faithfully.
Dr- C• A- JESSOP,
Canadian. Texas•
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THE TRADERS BANK,
OF CANA1AX, TEXAS.-
CAPITiiL STOCK. - -
TRANSACT A GENERAL K/
( OLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE A>
Three new houses have recently
been erected at Salisbury in Hall.
A sunday school in Salisbury as
recently organized has 2G members.
A private school was opened last
Monday morning by Frank Marrs.
at Amarillo.
Lipscomb is the oniy Panhandle
county which has t county Super
intendent ot Schools.
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Quarterly meeting of the Method-
ist church was held at Lipscomb by
Elder Webb last Sunday.
13,000 head of caltle have been
turned loose in the North Fork conn-
try during the las^60 days.
The L S outfit have recently sent
5,000 hc&« of cattle to the North
Fork country for the winter.
Lipscomb county has almost the
sura of $3,000 for use in the ive
school districts of that eoanty.
A lodge of the Knights of Pythias
consisting of 20 members was or-
ganized at Clarendon recently.
The town of Cold water away out
on the plains of Sherman county
now contains six houses in ail
The railroad well at Claude is 200
feet deep and contains an abundance
! oí excellent water for all uses.
Arrangements are being put on
foot to build a new Methodist
chnrch at the town oí Ochiltree.
A etereopticon entertainment for
the benefit of the Mtkodist chnrch
will be given at Clarendon tonight.
A movement has been put on foot
to establish a tri weekly mail line
from Clarendon io Fort Sill in the
Indian Territory.
Mr. Hughes, living on Gillaloo
creek in Ochiltree count}' has made
1,000 gallons of sorghuat syrup this
season. For fuel in the boiling he
used the dried poxnice.
An excess of 27 acres in Potter
county left between the new lines es
tablished by the new surveys is at
present being allotted by surveyors
among the owners of the adjacent
sections near to Amarillo.
Indictments were found at the
latt term of! the United States coirt
at Graham against Zack Miller and
Jim Ligou for stealing cattle in the
Indian Territory. The Judge refu-
sed to rule on the jurisdiction and
status of Greer county.
A wreck on Tuesday night of last
week occurred at Clayton caused by
an open switch and Billy Hall, a
brakeman. was killed while Walter
Burrows was seriously injured by
the train colliding with a car of
lumber that stood there.
# The campaign in Lipscomb couu
ty was very warm and quite a dis-
cussion was aroused over the elec
tiou of a county attorney, two per-
sons being candidates for that place
although a convention refused to
nominate an}' one and the lawyers
made an agreement not to become
candidates for the position.
Lipscomb county ha9 received an
offer, through its commissioners
Doubtful Still!
But all the Indications
Favor Harrison!
NEW YORK HANGS WAITING
TO FINISH ALL.
the states that
reported.
have
ALMOND. ALEXANDER 108
-Wholesale and Retail Deakw fn
GRAIN, FEED
AND COAL.
All the southern states have gone
democratic and many of them show
surprising gains, especially Ken-
tucky7 and Viginia. North Caroli-
na also increases her majority and
Georgia has done handsomely.
Michigan, which was considered
rather doubtful has gone Republi-
can by about 10,000 majority caused
by the increased labor vote.
Kansas gives a heavy republican
majority, Humphrey, republican for
Governor, being electcd over Martin
democrat, who ran ahead of his
ticket, by about 20,000 majority.
Nefcada went republican by about
1,500 majority in the state.
The city of St. Louis went repub-
lican by over 6,000 and the republi-
cana make a gain of 3 congressmen.
Ohio is concceded to have gone
republican by more than 20,000,
New Jersey has certainly gone
democratic by more than 8,000 and
the democrats have a mojority of
the Legislature and made a gain of
one congressman in the state.
All the other northern states have
either gone republican by their us*
ual majorities or have increasd them
indiana has certainly been car-
ried by the Democrats by from 2000
to 4,000 majority and they have in
that state gained from two to fotr
members of congress. Indianapolis
went democrotic by more than 500
majority, a large democratic gain.
Connecticut which was at first
thought to have gone republican is
now conceded on all sides to have
been carried by the democrats by a
small plurality of something below
500. In this state the democrats
have gained one congressman.
California is doubtful and is very
earnestly claimed by both parties.
San Francisco has been carried by
the democrats by about g,000 which
is a heavy democratic gain and all
the indications show that the dem
ocrats have won the state.
Illinois has been carried for Har-
rison by about 20,000 and Fifer, re-
publican for Governor has probably
been elected over Palmer, democrat
by about 10,000 plurality or less.
The real key to the situation is in
the state of New York where the re-
sult is very close, doubtful and un-
certain. New York city went dem-
ocratic by 54,000 and Brooklyn by
12,000 Hill, democratic candidate
eaneidate for Governor, has csrried
the state and is elected by 10,00iJ
over Miller, lepubllean Grant the
Tammany candidate for Mayoi is
elected. Returns from the countrv
districts and the out towns show
LARGE STOCK AL WA
ON HAND.
LOWEST PRICES.
CANADIAN, -
heavy republican gains and the state
— is claimed for Harrison by 15,000
Unless later returns change matters
„ rtr .the state has gone repbblican and
court, of $1 25 per acre fur all its Uj • u i i i i
, / 13 ! Harrison has been elected president
cotiuty school lands—some 17 000íaM i. • i i iL
\ m ' Ibe result is so close hawever that
• ?f f* iOr 15.000 acres, ^he cfter has notl*< «2*1 *
vtl jlll v uJh • t'ie official count may be necessary
G Bt £1NESS. j been fccce¡-. i, the con mis¿ioner - to decide the matter Every indica
present deciding to wait for a fuii s ¿[on however shc?rs that the repub-
licans will have a small but safe ma
REMITTED.
CORRE jNDENCE SOLICI1ED. • board to be present before taking a
The Olde : Hunk doing an exclusive banking outness in the Panhandle. j üaa 1 action on the matter.
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Brick! Brick!
W« keep constantly on hand at th«
CITY BRICK YARDS
THE BEST BRICK
in large supply at reasonable prie*
BRICK WORTPLASTERING.
«fee., done on short notice.
TO ÜR ORDERS ARE SO-
LICITED.
E. D. TR0XEL,
CANADIAN, - - TEXAS
PATEN TS..
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Caveats and trabe marks obtained and
all patent business conducted for nodo-
ate fees.
Our offiice is opposite U. S. Patent Of
fice, We have no sub-agencies; aM bt
ness direct: hence, ean transact patent'
iness in less time and at less coat than
remote frotn Washington.
Send model, drawing, or photo. _
description. W« advise if patentable r
not free of charge. Oar fee not dike aatfl
patent is secared.
A 000k, "How to obtain patent^"
teferenees to aetaal clients ia your ifis,
Bousftiy or town seat tree. Address '
C. A. SNOW 4 CO.
Opposite pafcotCOce, Washington* IX €
G. 11 COMBS,
(IEA r.RAL LAND AN3
LOCATING AGENT
Applications
"SCHOOL L
Conveyances furnished tree to
wishing to look at our lands.
CORRESPONDEMOS SO-
LICITED.
Hansford Tex
made for
IANDS.
R. DEANS,
SontractorANo Builder.
Plana. Klevations and Specifications
prepared and furniahed for all Mzvta <*
Htoae, Brick, Wood or Iron Buildings
>hort notioe, and will also stpsrintesá,
/urtíah material and labor for the
.stu^lon and completion of all kinds es
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Miller, Freeman E. The Canadian Crescent. (Canadian, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 8, 1888, newspaper, November 8, 1888; Canadian, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth183585/m1/1/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hemphill County Library.