The Peoples' Voice. (Norman, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, September 30, 1892 Page: 3 of 4
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LOCAL NEWS.
T. Downing vUited l'unwll Friday
list.
Vol. Hay, was jp from Lexington
Monday.
MrThonmHiH now at homo in hits
new house.
George Smith took a run up toGuth-
rlo Tuesday.
N. N. Wiutin, Esq.. took in Oklaho-
ma City Monday.
Walter La rah was down from Okla-
homa City Mouday.
F. C. Mnher, of St. Louiniri in town
vlsltiug hi bent girl.
it. P. Haas, of Lexington wan in
town this week attending DUtrt Court.
Hav^j jopr prescriptions tilled l>j
Fenelon A Bellamy.
A: Co., stationer* and
kor novelties of all kinds,
in the furniture line
|uiin, llullum building,
ciding at the Oklaho-
1h giving fine satisfac-
fe'tb" milliner, left wed-
for Wiehitu Kansas to buy
(roods, ■
Oklahoma Lumbor Co. have roeeiit-
ly received several ear loudnof choice
lumber.
For the leading magazines, daily
papers, and the latest novels, call on
Acorn & Co.
T. II. (luthrey ami daughter, Miss
Arra, of Hieo, gave this otlico an
agreeable call Tuesday.
IVc thank .!. W. Kllnglesiuith Ksq.,
for a nice club subscribers sent in
from Noble Wednesday.
Friend A. I*. Low is from near Noble,
eallcd Tuesday and had bis name
plaeed on our subscription lint.
Always go to Williii^lnim V I'owers
when you want tlie nicest steaks and
roasts to be found in the market.
If you want to hell your elaim or city
property list it with
W. II. Sea well.
I). W. Marquart lias purchased a
byclele and will make a canvas of tin-
Territory in the interest of Mr. Flynn.
For school books,blank books, slab s,
pens, Ink, paper, etc, cull on Aeers &
Co., at Carey-Lombard hard ware store.
J. W. Maddox, editor of the Topic,
Pure!I, accompanied by liis wife, were
the guests of friends in the city Sun-
day.
\V. A. Anderson, formerly of Norm-
man but ii«.w of Chickasha, I. T. is in
town this week attending District
Court.
The Norman Mill mid Klcvator Com-
pany wants all your wheat, oats, and
corn and will pay the top of the market
for it.
IV. L. Lewis has returned after
*|iending several months visiting rela-
tives ami friends In Washington county
Arkansas.
If you want the best of paints, oils,
varnishes, or anything else iu the
drug line, call on Fenelon & Bellamy,
Central Block.
I). H. Taylor of Noble was attending
District court this week, a witness in
the 1*111111111' murder case. We acknowl-
edge a pleasant call.
Louis Itcnner wants all your hides,
furs, peltries, etc., and will pay the
very highest market price. Second
door east of postotliee.
Marsh Blackwell, the Democrat fore-
man is able to be out again after a
long spell of sickness. He eaine down
from Oklahoma City Tuesday.
Don't fail to call on Rainwater A
York when you are in town. They
will sell you dry goods, clothing etc, as
cheap as they can be bought anywhere.
J. H. Brewer, of Purcell, business
manager of the Topic, was the guest of
relatives in this city Sunday and Mon-
day the VOICE acknowledges a pleasant
call.
If you want your hair cut in the
latest style, or a clean, smooth shave
drop in to see Jiin Clare, first door
west of Week's drug store, Last Main
street.
Iv Bee Guthrie, of the Oklahoma
Press and Payne Ifuwk, was in town
yesterday, in the interest of the Okla-
homa Press. We acknowledge a pleas-
ant call.
.Miss Anna Nesbit of Beef Creek 1. T.
if visiting Mr and Mrs .!. K Barrow.
Nesbit is an experienced art
and will probably give lessons
Norman.
Gray, Wolf A Co. Have opened up
si stock of groceries in the Cray build-
,g, West Main street. The firm con-
sists of.I. F. Gray, G. W. Wolf and
Sam McWhirt.
The Norman Mill and Klcvator Com-
pany has for sale a large kit of FuIt/,
Fulcaster, and Mediterranean seed
wheat. I>on't fail to call on them when
you want to buy.
Tuesday night Tom Grifliin handed
iu bin resignation as City Marshal and
the council appointed W. L. Hood to
till the vacancy. There were about
fifteen coiulidates for the position.
Rainwater At York are preparing for
the fall and winter trade. They will
carry a large and complete stock of
general merchandise, which will be
Hold at extremely low figures for cash.
The Norman State Bank moved into
their new building on the corner of
Fast Main stive', and Peters avenue
hmt Saturday evening. They now
have the finest building and equip-
ments of any bank in the Territory.
C. I). Haggard wishes to call your
attention to the fact that ho is running
u barber shop on West Main street
next door to Transcript office. Clean
towels and sharp raau rs. A smooth,
clean shave guaranteed.
J. M. Stovall was up from lexington
Tuesday.
Charlie Wilson visited hi* girl at
• Purcell Sunday.
For all kinds of school hooks call on
Fenelon A Bellamy, Central Block.
P. F. Moiely, Hsq., of Lexington,
was attending District court this week.
Go to Aeers & Co., for your legal
blanks, legal cap paper, pens and ink.
J no. Limlsley, of Augusta Kansas, is
holding down a chair in J. D. Clare's
barber shop.
Fenelon & Bellamy arc the authoriz-
ed agents for all the school books used
in Cleveland county. Central Block.
For the best of beef, pork, mutton,
veal, etc., always call on Willingham
& Powers. They keep nothing on sale
but the very best,
Don't forget that the Norman Mill
and Elevator Company will buy all
your wheat, corn and oats, and will pay
you the very highest market price for
the same.
The California redwood shingle is
pronounced by all who know anything
about them to l>e the most durable you
can put upon your roof. For sale by
the < iklahoma Lumber < 'o.
C. M. Dunn carries the best line of
furniture, undertaking goods, Ac., to
tie found in the territory. He sells as
cheap as the cheapest. Don't fail to
call on him if you want to buy.
W. L. Choate, manager of the Okla-
homa Lumber Co., is expecting a car
load of the famous California red wood
shingles, both plain and fancy. They
will go like hot cakes4. Call and s« e
them.
We have coine to stay and can al-
ways be found at tin'City Meat Market
on Fast Main street, where the choic-
est cuts of all kind of meats can 1m* bad
at popular prices.
WILLINUIlAM A POWEKS.
Henry Bowie wants to remind you
of the fact that he is still doing bus.
iness at the old stand in Lexington,
If you are looking for the very In-st
of wines, liquors, cigars, cel., dont
to look him up when you are in Lex-
ington.
John Wortman, who has been visit-
ing relatives iu the Hall neighborhood
for several months, will leave in a few
days for his old home iu Dickerson
county Kansas. He thinks so much of
Oklahoma that he will probably ret urn
and locate here.
Louis Iteiiner wants the people
of this county to know that he is pre-
pared to handle all the hides, furs, and
peltries brought, to this market, lie
is thoroughly posted on the prices, and
will at all times offer the very highest
price for anything in that line that you
may have to sell. Don't fail to bunt
him up when you have hides and furs
to sell, for you are dead sure to get the
highest price every time. Youeanfiud
him at his meat shop, second door east
of the postotliee.
By taking a look through W. W.
N\ ingate's establishment this week one
is forcibly reminded of the story of Car-
ter's oats. As the story goes, Carter
raised more oats than could be stacked
on the ground they grew on. While
in the wholesale market Mr. Wingate
bought at least twice as much goods as
he had room; that is to say, two goods
to one room. And it is amusing to see
his large force of assistants making al-
most a vain effort to get the goods prop-
erly shelved and stored away. We are
satisfied that, iu order to secure stand-
ing room, some rare bargains can be
had by visiting bis establishment right
soon.
Nowhere can one find in Oklahoma
a city where there is more solid, sub-
stantial improvements going up than
in our sister city Norman. On the
Main Street of this city there are under
the couree of construction two magni-
ficent banks which fully represent the
sum of $125,000. It would be a vain at-
tempt to try and describe all the im-
provements going on in that city.
Block after block of stone and brick are
always being put up which makes Nor-
man, not only the most beautiful, but
the most substantially built city in Ok-
lahoma. The people for courteousness
and generosity have no parallel any-
where, and nowhere can a stranger re-
ceive the same hospitable treatment.
The good fellowship which exit-Is be-
tween the people of Purcell and Nor-
man cannot be killed by any petty
grievance or financial advancement of
the other. Purcell Topic.
Seed W heat.
Fulcaster, Fultz, and Mediterranean
seed wheat for sale by Norman Mill and
I levator Company.
Wanted.
A good blacksmith and wood work-
man. Address T. IT. Guthkey,
Ilico, O T.
Notice.
Parties knowing themselves in-
debted to the firm of llainwater A
York will please come forward and
settle same and save trouble.
Not ice.
We have sold our stock of family
groceries and good will to \. Godlcy,
who will continue the business at the
old stand. We request all who are in-
debted to us to come forward at once
and settle their accounts and save
trouble ane costs.
Mills Brotheks.
lioston Store Slid in the Lead.
New stock of Dry Goods, Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods, just
arrived, cheaper than ever. Come
and see us and be couvenced. Come
early and avoid the rush. Something
for everylwidy if you will only come
after it. Our motto, quick sales for
cost and small profits.
W. W. Wingate, Prop,
I nion Point Items.
We are needing rain.
Health generally very good.
No deaths, marriages or runaways
since my last writing.
Mr. Frank Miller is expecting
friends from Mo., soon.
There isn't democrats enough around
Union Point to raise a row.
Mr. John Sherrod of lTnion Grove
was visiting P F. Morgan Sunday.
There is a protracted meeting going
on at the Point under charge of Itev.
J. H. Miller of Norman.
We would like to hear from some
of our Peoples | arty speaker-* while in
their rounds over the county. Come
and see us and give us an old time
shaking up. Calamity Howleii.
Ilall Items.
I know you are aware that this vici-
nity is blessed with good people, as you
will see meetings and meeting houses
on each section corner.
The boomers here, and Iheir frows,
are becoming like the patriarchs of
oi l; as you will see when I chronicle
six births in 114 hours last week. The
girls seemed lo have known that this
Is leap year, as they number 5 to 1.
Oklahoma corn dodger is strong food
sure. One of the young fnUtcrs would
put his head in a barrel and shout,
"pa|mi, papa," to see how it would I
sound. Ho now hears the echo all
night long.
Mr. William Franklin is very sick |
with typhus fever, and his recovery is
doubtful.
C. (J. Nicewnrner turned over bis
cart and got his side hurt badly.
The convention of the P. M. church
will meet at Oklahoma City on the
fifth of October, at ^o'clock p. in. All
members of the church are expected
to attend for the purpose of organizing
a distrit conference. The meeting
will bout J. Fast wood's, near the gas
factory. Never Sweat.
I nion < ro\e Items.
The weather has been dry and hot
tin* past week.
Wheat sowing is the order of the
day.
Mr. Henry Thompson will sow fifty
aeers in wheat.
Messrs Moore and Curry were very
unfortunate last week, they had had
t heir crop of Sorghum made up and
started home with a barrel of molases
and ou going up a steep bank one of
the horses balked and let the wagon
run back, upsetting the wagon and
team, bursted the head out of the bar-
rel and lost about all the content! of
the barrel.
Itev. Berry of Texas preached at
Dripping Springs last Sunday at II and
at night to a large audience, he is an
able minister and we hope that he
will locate among us, as the purpose of
his visit to Oklahoma is to look* out a
location,
We learn that Mr. Fred Woods mar-
ried last Sunday to Miss Little, we
failed to get all the particulars. We
bespeak for them a long life of pros-
perity and happiness.
Mrs, Farmer, wife of Mr. Jim Far-
mer, has been very ill for several days
and is iu a dangerous condition at this
writing, we hope that she may soon
fully recover.
Look out for other weddings soon.
Charlie Gardner has rented him a
place, and Charlie Trammel liasleaced
th< Wall Appleby place.
Mr. G. Allen, our next county com-
missioner, had a bad accident a few
nights since his horse ran into a
barbed wire fence with him and cut an
ugly gush on his leg from which
he has been suffering much pain.
II. Teel and Wm. Shelton went to
Purcell Mouday.
.1. D. Long has sold his claim and
will locate at Tecumseh.
Will yum,
Peoples Party Speaking.
A basket picnic or camp meeting is
to be held for one or two days as may
be deemed best at the following and
dates at which time the various candid-
ates will be present and address the
people there will also be other able
speakers present on each and all of
these occasions to talk to the people.
The meetings are called as follows:
10 1 east October 5th at the place to
be sectcd by the township committee-
man.
10 1 west on October 7th, at Case's
store.
10 '2 west on October 10th at Boston
school house.
10 3 west on October 12th at Moore.
10 I west on October 17th at Beau-
lab.
5)—west on October 10th at the place
designated by the township committee-
man.
S- 1 west on October 21st at Union
Grove.
8 2 west on October 24th at Noble.
7 2 u est on October 28th at Canada's
school house.
7 1 west ou O.-tolicr 14th at Dripping
Springs.
7 1 east on November 1st at Chaales
Greemore's place.
0 1 east on November 3rd at Morris'
harlwir.
0 1 west oil November 5th at Lex-
ington.
0 2 west oil November 7th at Nor-
man and at the meeting at. Moore and
at Dripping Springs our candidate for
congress, Mr. Ward, will tie present
and talk to the people, and every one
is invited to those meetings.
N. N. wi nt in,
Secretary.
Public Speaking.
Hon. N. II. Ward, Peoples party
candidate for delegate to congress,
will speak at the following places on
the dates ni' ntioned below:
Stillwater, October .'f.
IVrkins, " 4.
Paradise School house, " 5.
Mulhall, " li.
Ci
Underbuy Undersell - \:o\ Qisll Please Call At
_« ouu motto— WALLACE & POOLE'S STORE
10 dry jfooiln lim>, I mots mid s|ioe*
Platform-
ltl lbs Granulated Sugar, $1.00.
o " Cofleo 1.00.
Stoni-wari- at Jolik-rs' I'rins. (.'ompli-ti' Stock in all Ik-pV
Follow tin' Procession to
East Main Street. MINOR a HEKRY'S Harhun Stoki .
(.'lowland, WVavir anil Harrison Kiwmnu-nd and lindors-This wi m. i.mu.e.l «t anything
(iroceries, IjiK-cnswari', etc. W'e are now Helling nil Slim-
mer l>res> Goods and Straw Huts away down lie-
low tlu«ir worth In tact, we always fell
the hi t goods, tor the least money
to he tonnd anywhere in the
Patent Flour, $1.80 per ewt.
Next Grade, 1.65
• SUCCESSOR TO MIL t- S HBOS
Am
Territry or Norman.
We are the leaders on low prices.
WILLIAMS & SON.,
I IH'.U.KKS IN
roceries, Queensware, Stable and Fancy Groceries. A
r irst-Glass line of can g*oods
Always 011 hand. Best goods
For least money. Givensa
Call and be convinced.
Country F>rocUio© Boyiglit and S<pld.
\\ e-1 Mam Street, Norman, (). T.
KKTAI I.IH|M;i> in 18811. lauutist stock IN ho. OlvI.A.
W. 1ST. ELLEDGE,
IMtUl'ltl KTOlt OK
The Famous Grocery.
\\ holesale and Retail Dealer In
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Norman, ' okla Tor.
Gllassware, Lamps, Etc.
and complete line of New (ioixls ai
Rook Bottom Prices.
hn littsiness.
liast Main Stnvl, Norman,
FALL \ WINTER."
We liave the best selected
Stock ol Dry Goods in \
\<>t lie I mlersold.
We ask yon lor your Fail and Winter Hills, and Cuarantee to yon
that Kvery Article that we sell yon will lie just as |{ep-
resented and as I'lieap as any House Doing a
Legitimate Itnsiness wil1 Attempt to
llin YOUR DRI'GS, I'AT K.N T MKDICINE8,
I'AINTS AND OILS, <! 1.ASS VXD WALLPAPER
And Have Your
I 'resell pt ions Coinpnuihle.l .,i t lie IWLACK STORK and
Save Money,
Registorecl FliFtrmaoist in Attendance.
Youra to Please,
BLAKE &; REED.
First Dour \Y< -I of I'ili/i-ns ll.-nik. Norman, O. T,
I Mt< HMCIKTi >|{s (i|'
i{. s. tM unv.
little gem saloon.
—I>1;a I .kks IN
Whiskies, Wines 4 Cigars
Rainwater 8c York. N,";MAN-
Seco id Door F.ast of Hotel Agn s,
< >KI,A. Tl.'tt.
t jm bishop,
PROPRIETOR OF
Livery and Feed Stable-
Headquarters : for : Fine : Rigs.
r.ood W;iy;on Yard and ramp I louse in Connirtion.
East Gray Street.. : : Norman, 0. T. |
\Vlii:\ IN TOW X CALL VI
NORMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Norman Business, Shorthand and Penmanship School
AT NORMAN, O. T.
Is now open the entire yeir without vacation. The only (/bartered
Rnsiiie-s t iilh r in Oklahoma. Hooks and Stationerv
Furnished Free of Charge.
U rite u i! von are thinking ol tvtkinir sueh a course
A. M< DANIEL, Sec'y. T. U. WAGGONER, Prei.
Hotel
J T. moore.
I'IK H'KIKTOK OF
Dutch Store
And See Our
Hal Rock Prices on Dry Goods.
For l'rii'es. Sir our Circular Issued S«.-|it. 3rd, IS02
Mackey, Turk & Co.,
Next to l'ostoffici-. l'ropr's ol Dutch Store.
Carey-Lombard Lumber Co.,
(A. D. ACFIiS. Manager.)
The I'atronau-e <4 the I'ravelnijf Public Solicited.
Table Unsurpassed in the city.
West Main St root, Norman, O. T.
o.T. Reynolds, Viet 1'iv
NORMAN
( '. II. I les-ent, ('asll.
State Bank.
Capital $50,000.
Collections A Specialty. NORMAN. O. T.
GO TO
S. VV. GORDEN'S
For the Finest Rigs in Town.
etncl Hardware.
"Q. T." SALOON,
J. BRK'F, I'rop'r
nt City.
Sewimh
Ktlraond,
Moore,
I rippinft' Spring
('lioetaw ('ity.
Tecumseh,
Tohee,
CJiithrie,
Wiiutun jr*i,
Heaver l 'ity,
Talo^n,
Arrapalioe,
Kingfisher,
8.
10.
12.
14.
15.
44 17 & IK.
19.
44 120.
u 24.
44 2t>.
November 1.
44 .'I & 4
Norman Nursery.
G. W. Burke has started a
Nursery on Mr. Aiiiol's addition,
one-half mile east of town on
Main street, where you can get
anything- you want in the way
Keep the Finest Stock nt l.ii|iuirs in T(nvn.|of nursery stock, fruit or orna-
p . I n \i 'e. mental trees, flowering shrubs,
rrCSn D66I Always on lap. evergreens, shade trees, roses,
Mui"s,r flowering bulbs, vines, etc. Call
Crippem-Eslick's and see him before purchasing
elsewhere. All stock guaran-
teed to give satisfaction.
■s u (ienei at I Ira yaw Business.' CZ3r. "W. IB CJ3F2.IECE.
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