Evening Meteor. (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. [238], Ed. 1 Friday, December 7, 1894 Page: 2 of 4
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SPACE WILL BE USED BY ME FOR
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LEGITIMATE AND
CONSERVATIVE
ADVERTISING.
Every Article
ined From me Will Always be as
resented
THE EVENING METEOK
WILL C. PERRY, Editor and Proprietor.
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ble every Monday.
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If permanent minor officials
at Washington is the end that
all truly good people should
pray for, as the civil service re-
formers claim, why shouldn’t
the thing be carried to its logi-
cal conclusion and the republic
abandoned and a permanent
King installed?
His First (Own" Day.
wiberal discount for several copies to same :
party.
ENNIS, TEXAS, DEC. 7.
What is Czar Reed afraid that
his party will do, that causes
him so frantically to beg it to do
nothing.
Reub. Kolb puts up a stiff
Last Friday was the first day
Ex-County Clerk Hawkins ever
saw that he could truly call his
own so far as the matter of
claiming his individual time
goes. Before he reached his ma-
jority he left school to enter the
clerk.s office as deputy and re-
mained in that capacity till his
father’s death. Since that time
he has filled the office of clerk
himself, hence has always been
at the command of somebody
bluff, but bluffs do not win with else until now. His life has
been a busy one and he has
made an efficient clerk. He is
such men as Gov. Jones and
Gov.-elect Oates.
According to the widow of
"Stonewall" Jackson, he would
never read one of her love let-
ters on Sunday, or write one, or
mail one that would be in tran-
sit on Sunday. Truly, he was a
remarkable man.
The pain in his foot may
make President Cleveland some-
w hat more caustic in portions of
his annual message than he
would otherwise have been, al-
though other reasons for his be-
ing caustic are plenty.
Sheriff McCue Wasvsepminted
F. W. Keesee, Crockett Jennings
and Geo. Sweatt as deputies. Mr.
Keesee will have charge of the
jail.—Waxahachie Democrat.
County Clerk Thompson re-
tains the same force in his of-
fice. They are A. Lasswell, R.
W. Beale and Clint Spalding.
They make a good team.—Wax-
ahachie Democrat.
A LETTER FROM THE LEADING TAILORS OF CHICAGO READS THUS:
ON ACCOUITI OF TTIE TARIFF BILI
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DISCOUNTS TO THE TRADE WILL BE ALLOWED YOU:
10 per cent on suits from $18.00 to $20.00 | 15 per cent on suits from $22.50 to $27.00
20 per cent on suits from $28.00 to $35.00 | ................. ............* * :
Customers who in the past have had prices made them come and see the difference and get
you a fine Tailor-Made suit from the FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS, •
Dunkerley & Atwood
BLACKWELL’S APPEAL
Till De Shot For Treason Unless Help
Arrives In Time.
WICHITA, Kan., Dec. ”7.—A. J. Black-
well, who was recently arrested on a
charge of treason by the Cherokee gov-
ernment, sent an urgent appeal for help
to one of his friends here.
He managed to get a letter spirited
through his guards, and in it he says
that he is chained in a cell in the prison
at Claremore, I. T., and that if assist-
ance is not rendered him he will un-
doubtedly be shot.
His alleged treason consisted in plar- 1
ting a town site in the Cherokee nation |
in a situation to enjoy his free- and selling lots therein, this being trea- : , i 300182034 aen2is
dom and is going to the south-sou under the Cherol: e laws and pun- Childrens dress S voes,. illlLCllt Le, /
ern part of the state on a hunt- i habie by death. Blackwell is asquaw- 7 id cloth toy. tares TUs-
ing expedition as soon as the man and the founder of a town in the 71 4001S
preliminaries can be arranged. strip nam a after himself. His friends seesezectdlec/egeettdres-
—Waxah ch Die Democrat. | here will -d | Fu tel those Ttoles in
____‘ Voung Women’s Enormous Cisi 1 .2 7
| AURORA. Ills.. Dec. 7.—Mattie Gar-JOU7’ 746007 S 707t/2 6 76678
Mr. Geo. Humble one of our man, a young lady living at Kaneville, puin col Allan’ S.
progressive farmers who keeps Kane county, who has been a cripple ‘ -------------
much of his land rented out, all her life, is receiving letters b the Mothers: no buttons
wagonlond daily, containing exneeied of f if your boy wears | Given to small as well as large nec ants
o ii miteine ln osner that ihe moy re-Atohors Friend boys to us will receive careful and dithful attention,
having’ waists see them at A1-
T-POld Post-Office Building, a
Gr ips, trunksvalises
etc, at Allans.
A niee pheaton, harness and
5 year old horse at $75. M.T. B.
J. Blakey, President,
‘ 2000200 / 901at’208005
tip top. every pair war- 1 anttal
ranted , ! 01117
Allen’s schcclshoes are
$a0 010.
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J. A. T’ace,
J. O. McAlister,
Board of Directors:
H. Brin,
A. Moore,
on yesterday brought to toWre
and sold 20dozen eggs for $4,20.
Mr. Humble in speaking of this
to your reporter incidently re-
marked that those eggs came
very near netting him as much
his share out of
ceive medical ai
offered to treat 2
would collect S1,
in if she 1 6ns
amps for
them. Miss Garman has received nearly
i bale oi 2,000,000 stamps already, and her mail
Whie hensi is enormous: Tt has anveraged at least
Pay Your Taxes.
That powerful "influence is cottton this year. Whie hens is enormous: It has arveraged at least 1 T 1 1 g T Danlore
working at Washington to pre-did the scratching and carried i 10,000 letters a day for a week or more . -ranis 1:
vent the punishment of Capt. all the worry in the first produce Het.___.----RSwinoreu iidhemuCinem/6
or stealing sovern-ltion, his tenants did the scratch- niched a lucie-llpnot. 390 ties elsewhere
ins and did not even make as ST. LOUIS. Dec. 7.—Chaneellor Still- tore paying, C N 1
with Ofice over icople s Nat. Bank,
much as he did out of the labor man alias Egrt Burke s C2 1 4| _____-____
in former case. Mr. H. is rightstealing a purse comtainin: 83fremn Mrs. LAST CAIL,
when he says he wants his teo Ammie St-ver while she was Isssin ----
Along in front of T10 Aozth Bepiait atai Remember all outstanding ac
counts due me must be settled
up by Jan. 1st. Come in and
vecom- save extra cost of placing the
oci ation
to de-
its next
meets
Howgate 1
ment money is apparent, but
that is all the more reason why
he should be punished; also,
those who shared his plunder
ants to deversify their crops.
If an additional argument for
coiather restriction of immigra-
further needed it is furnished. A prisoner by the name of
tion were nerese of the lass fiscal Lynch made his escape from
by e showing that 41,000 per-the jail Monday night. He was
year : - 16 Tears of age, out of charged with stealing 1,400 lbs.
sons over 16 years ol 28 ‘ • - seed cotton Waxahachie
of
Stillman was jsmled.__
National Press Association n.
Does a general Banking business.
J.L. Boynton,
J. Blakey.
The same c ireful attention
All Business iatiuste 1
W T T TER ye XI
A X YAA A AA V5
V holesale and Retail Dealer in
Groceries and Grocer’s Sundries.
sons over 16 years -e
1 could neither read not of
286,751, CO
write.
Democrat.
CHICAG). Dec. G.—Theexecut
mittee of the National Press ass
will meet in this city today
cide upon the time for holding
next annual convention which
Florida next year.
same in the hands 01 an attor-
ney for collection. Remember
this is your last call.
J. A. HESSER.
No Middle Man," all goods bought direct, and sold for the
Lowest Market Prices.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR COUNTY PRODUCE.
Ennis,
Texas.
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Perry, Will C. Evening Meteor. (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. [238], Ed. 1 Friday, December 7, 1894, newspaper, December 7, 1894; Ennis, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1677075/m1/2/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Ennis Public Library.