Typed as spelled and written
Lena Stone Criswell
THE MARLIN DEMOCRAT
Eighteenth Year - Number 42
Marlin, Texas, Wednesday, October 16, 1907
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
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Frank Simpson of Austin is in the city on business.
See T. J. Kemper for North exas (sic) red
seed oast.(sic) 38 w 1 -
Fresh turnip seed, all varieties in bulk at
Smith Drug Co. 36w2t
Feed your horse White Wolf Stock Food.
It will fatten. Sold by Nash, Robinson & Co. 162tf
Henry D. Harrison, the 'lasses drummer from
New Orleans is doing the town today.
I offer my entire possessions for sale.
T. D. Harlan, Reagan, Texas. 31-4w
Fancy Red Rust Proof seed oats, now on
hand. Nash, Robinson & Co. 36 w s t f
W. T. Webb of Galveston is here learning
the difference between hot water and salt water and find the first to be the
best.
Save the piece-lenses matched and frames
repaired by Spawn, graduate optician, next to postoffice. 182-tf
From North Texas, a car of fancy Red Rust
Proof seed oats. Nash, Robinson & Co. 36w s t f
Hogs Wanted--all sizes and shapes, ages and
conditions. See Reeves & Kay. 25-tf
For Sale: 250 acres of land partly in
city limits and partly just outside. See W. S. Clark, Marlin, Texas.
36 w 2t
Just received car of Red Rust Proof oats
for fall planting. Nash, Robinson & Co. 36w s tf
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Robertson came up
from Reagan Sunday afternoon on a visit, Mr. Robertson going on to Waco on
business.
See Eddins & Taylor, real estate agents,
for best residence property. They have some choice bargains if sold quick.
Office in Donohoo building, upstairs. 181 tf
District Clerk M. V. Bradshaw is among the
latest victims of dengue. Deputy County Clerk Snell is still ill with it.
Pink Eddins, who was very ill Saturday is some better today.
Dr. L. Werblun, optician of San Antonio,
who makes regular visits to Marlin will be here at the Rice-Allen Infirmary
October 14 and 15. Examination of the eyes free.
Ludie Diggs was placed in jail Sunday
afternoon on a charge of assault on W. E. Walker. The richasha (sic)
occurred as the 2:20 I. & G. N. train pulled out and caused some amusement for
the crowd on the street at the time. No serious damages resulted from the
mixup.
Oltorf & Emerson, agents for the round bale
press in Marlin, are paying 12 cents for middling cotton. Farmers who want
the highest price will do well to see them before selling.
Mayor Peterson states that the city is
anxious to secure the services of a good street cleaner to take the place of A.
R. Pyle who resigned very suddenly some time since. The subject of
cleanliness is a very important one and certainly deserves attention in Marlin
just at this time.
Drop in at the Boston Tailoring Co., and
see the new electrical pressing from iron at work. It does the pressing
quicker and better than any other iron and it will interest you to see it
running.
Strayed: One sorrel horse mule, about
four years old, branded V B connected on left shoulder and H on jaw. Will
pay suitable reward for information leading to recovery. A. Edgar Smith,
Marlin, Texas. 42w3
Cousins & Schub shipped 3000 pounds of
pecans to northern markets Monday. This is the largest shipment that has
gone out from Marlin this season. The crop is being gathered now and
brought to market. They find ready sales here as competition is keen.
Wanted: White woman to cook, wash and
iron in family of three at Colorado City, Texas. Apply to Mrs. Ned Brown
at J. P. Gardere residence, Marlin. 38 w 1t
The following permits to wed were issued
Saturday by County Clerk Phillips:
Albert Homes, Adeline Courtney;
Philip Henderson, Hattie Taylor;
Sam Whit, Viola Nelson;
J C Bryrnt, Bertha Greer;
T B Ingram, Maude E Perkins;
Ben Shaw, Pearl Butler;
Archie Hodge, Bdulah People.
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