Sherman Daily Register (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 140, Ed. 1 Friday, May 6, 1887 Page: 1 of 4
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spare the fall prioe of a Piano or Organ. This«« not necessary. We-will
Bell to yon for a small oanh payment, and the balance can be paid in monthly
or quarterly payment . Or we will offer you other term . Our instruments
are recognized the world over as the BE3T. Either call or write us.
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from Tyler to <XA|
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pilHMj MÉ r || made. M is expected the iron menu-1
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1 tem, On this ltae ft* Icwdted onsl j^r two
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^This is an opportunity seldom oflured to boy very llhe(oonfln«d sfyiss) | pendsnt to which i |s ge manufsc. |¿j¡¡¡ P«^ * ¡
of Ladies' suits so early in
Frenoh Üattlines, £Wt¡ W
Fifty Bo* White Suits at $8 25, former prioe - -
Twenty eigbt Box Colored Suits at.
former prioe ~
SOUTH SIDE SQORE, SHERMAN, TEXAS
SHERMAN IRON WORKS,
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the season at less than tho cost of transportation. *ory of iron, at present in successful |S*^S
operation, and from which iron pipe erft) ^ondrod h
* being manufactured direct from the ed back again,
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dng manufactured all the iron ool A Wsroiuf Ikrmn
tups, as well ,s the enormons dome Buoi. Jack Oaovs,
for the State Capitol at Austin. ||| About two mils
Perhaps the most perfect system of ou Mon*""
I iron pip made fe tbeo4iotry i|lo ¡5t L
I oated at this point. Mooh of the time |0 j^.X
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Spanish Qifipqro Flounces rcduced from $4.00 a yard to $8.75 por
of the directors has been taken op in I preparatory to
i meeting committees of citiiens from pasture, and aft
ious for railroad extensions of the 1 , ¿ - "•1 •'
5ST ftnma :We *<*)'"?** ihi*
line |Q ttypty irenpoolhe Dome^ Doino|an(j «a ua bettor save tho monev
™ 'J « ® «i ooQntiw.weteUoo .^ fo, fr, «"by"
represented by ooramittees of citiiens, I ltespectfi
and it is estimated by those well an , "Wres
quainted with the oommittees that Thr©« Hnldilni V
over $M,000,000 of property was rep I Bbuon, Ari,, May 6.-
resented by them individnaMy. ^®fcjÍ!ÍÍLd ÍÍÍIJfal ¡SJSl!^ U
only important change In the direc | t^n pnrtir. ñnthn <r,.ln n.t
lory was that of subsUtuting Mr. Tom "«port ¿«t fire was sesn emitting
Randolph, of Sherman, in place of (from tho Whoatstone Mountainr, The
L. B. Pish, of Tyler, wlUfih was due!lava and smoke dan he seen from the
sfeff o,e*pl' ^,wo"1
IMMIGRATION.
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a r sm. a. .arn thonght to be
I Pfrsonslly inspected tho marvelous
disoovorv. but uarties are 'árrannins
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of the burn-
MANUFACTURERS QJP 4
Iron House Fronts,
Iron and Brass Castings,
Iron and Steel Forgings,
IRON FENCING,
It lumbing,
Boiler Work, Engines and Boilers for Salp
or Trade, Millwrigliting, Wood Turning,
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Cypress Water Tanks, Steam and Water
Pipes and ftttijigs, Belting Packing, Hose,
|JStc., Etc.
Also the Celebrated Dederick Well Bore-
ing and Drilling Machine.
Prof. Jas. T. Clark, associate editor Í!?ÍL?ni
o tt,. W«Ur„ Tr ,Jo Jolirn.1, of St. ,'S"
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will be on our Burgain Counter this week.
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This Lace is 45 inches wide, and very cheap, < ,
Modiois and Torchoti Irtoes in new patterns . v
|swis Embroidered Flounces, in all widths, at 50 per cent, reduction i¿ó7tod*álw S^|¡¡ I
fo^hia week. j the Texas- and Paoiflo railway, in the I Catalina
Fifty pieces of new style whiMTand colored Japanese Straw Mattings opacity of immigration agsn^ wil11 AuThS^Lws TOmw
'd k «tap, « h rt L* : ^
k o{ inducing a good NoaXtss, A. T., May 8.—An
aud solid domestic immigration to|4¡**^íjW ^
this city, It is understood that
Rtf!way i M,xlou' Kxcitement for a time was intense
to aid Sherman in this particular if I The railroad sgétat at Torres, Sonora,
she will wake op and take hold of it report* that the highest el!& Chuat
as she should. No on* who has the Moontain, W1 with • diafeninL
interest of the city at heart can well ^ i
afford to miss the opportunity of lis Arl.. May 5.~It Is believed
tening to tfesir / ^dossess which the volcano h in We operation in
if attentively listened to and followed Ban Jose Mountains, on the border o
out will dowel, lor Wwrnwn. Mr. |Sy". M"-.
Clark comes well reoommended as an 1 « ,5 , oi ,,***' *®««rdajr
*v*l iL«Z n aÜ Z •ítorooou black curling smoke was
abl« lecturer. It is probable that he I visible All last niuht the
will, before he leaves Shsmnn, also bppmittent, bursting into
address tho people ou the educational bright light and thon apparently d.
*A subject. Evorybody should remsm- j 8 down only to burst oui
tw r that thfl nlanft th« Wnrn is .t T1 tfUe State of aflWtS ÍS Ü
Carpet Remnants.
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, American and Italian Monuments and Headstouos. Estimates given on all
^ Kinda^of^Cernetr^jvor^^^Satirfact^
FARMERS- AND MECHA ICS BALDÓN
EAST SIDE OF SQUARE
ftaa a fine assortment of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, and a corps of
Accomodating Clerks.
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Staple and Fancy Q-roeerjles, Country Pro-
duoe, Feed, Eto. Wagon Yard Connected.
COTT k KILL GORE STAND, - EAST LAMAR STREET.
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^ bor that the plací of the locturo is at
•70 the Court Houso, and that 8 p. m. is
^[thehour.
All Wool, two ply, -
three ply, -
Body Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels, - - - - - - .40 to .651 Jgflfli
This composes a very largo and varied assortment, ranging ifl vard I
age from 8 1-li to 18 ysrdsi •
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in the city last night shortly after 12|therois no
o'clock, from Anna station, on the ..
Control railway, in Collin county. Me J •rnfflm'fflfflWmm
was interviewed at the union ^epot, ^ ^«d, M (he range is one of the
land stated t^t ^ftt night, about a [ mo* rugged and difficult of access in
oV?lovk, ft* sister, ' '
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which is only about
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but shows
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Thsee Goods are going to be sold just ms advertised, so please cóme jfrora her own home. And tjbsre met a J
a *>t v n v,/ v young man by the name of porting that a severe
early wid don t forget yoijr pocket book. Wift Waldron, and left with shock psawd through the
IftK in, the dí^tioti óí!si^4W^
of forty minutsfivi A
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emoke hung over San J<
/ him In the direction of Sherman, ^
BW'- Un^iW iWritory, The young man\mc
I stated to the reporter that it was well I Rnd
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known that the young people had
Intended marrjring, but the bride'sIJbe Whi
father, yf. J. Judd, objected, ou ac- f ™
count of the extreme youthfulness of J
the pair. The
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Sherman Daily Register (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 140, Ed. 1 Friday, May 6, 1887, newspaper, May 6, 1887; Sherman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth143218/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .