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SHEBMAN, TEXAS, MONDAY. APEH 21. 1881
NO. 13:
. THE BARLOW ROTARY DROP
Cairo, Egypt; - April 20.—A largo , JaQje8 -
% \Paumber of refugees, owing to shoft- j
The Barlow is the Only Planter
la the market that shows the com fiye hills belore it is deposit-
ad in th« ground. We furnish this PLASTEB with or withoat
ike Hawobtu Cukck Rower. We also hare on hand a large
•tcck Of CIAIHOS C0TTOI PLANTERS & HUB CORK PLASTERS.
BLOODY MASSACRE.
. Grounded BcUish Steamer
A11 ac k edbyBHietl tli i r s ty
Four Hundred ant! Fifty
Women and Children
M assac fit d.
FRANK JAMES.
| Though ajtfttle cast down, M. G.
j Qilfebrand can still be found at bis
old]stand oil South Travis street,
Opening Day of the Suscle te*y 10 wait UP>H hia oM customers
... . ,, . , ... and as mauy new ones may see proper
bhoals Kohbcry. ll'ial--Kvi- j t-Q jfive him their patron.ige. n"
deuce to Prove an aiibf. -,~7S:—:—r . ,
If^T. J. Fam has just received
| r.n assortment of tine varnishes in
Chattanooga, April 20—At Huuts- large and small packages to accom-
Tille, Ala., in the James trial yester-J inodate customers. Call and exam-
day, Alfred Hill stated that a Uay or
two before the robbery he entertained
three men at iiis house in Greenville,
Men, hut did not identify Frank James.
Hugh Reilly, who at the time of the
An extraordinary oiler.
tt> all wantixg employment.
We want Live, Energetic and Capable Agents
in ever.. connty in the United States and Canada,
robbery was a saloon-keeper, at Mpa-:to s;'11 patent article or great merit, ox its
i ■ 4 .•« j «i. t it i jikbits' An article having a large sale. paying
CIO Shoals, testified that three :meu ovw lMjierccut, profit, having no competition,
naina fn hie Q*klooiia (i! (1 iilpnjifv 1 tuiuOu which tile agcut is protected in the px-
cama to mssaioon, aiu not lueuiiiy . 5^ye sale by a deed given lor each and every
j acftmty he may secure from as. With all thosa
advantages to our agents. and the fact that it is
Sheruiau Market.
[Wholesale Prices.]
(torn, -
Chickens, -
Potatoes, -
Onions, per bu.,
Eggs, - -
Butter, - -
bstati.
Flow—per h*n'd. *.".(*> to 34.4-3
Meal—per bus. (bolted), ssl.OO.
Lacou—dry salt, 13 l-2cts.
Lard—13
Chickens—SOcts.
Potatoes, (Irish)— per bushel, 31.10.
Onions—per bos., 1.30.
Corn—(ear) per bus., f«0cta.
Oats—per bus., 4-icts.
Butter—per lb., SMcts.
Eggs—pel dozen. 12 t-2cts.
—
Moore & Ansley.
To speak of fine, dandy <rooda, one i
ying Melt man
''oess of provisions, left Shendy a (aw
days ago in a steamer for Berber. i _Nashvitle
The steamer ran aground near Elboa
and was soon surrounded by swa|ms
of rebels who attacked the steadier
on ail sides and massacred every one
on board, The fugitives numbered
S. It. Fields, a detective, for the de-} that can be soli to every hooaeowner, j cannot say too much of those just j
Iahqh hnittfipil 11 ki'iAw I^t!ipa in ' not be nuccosnry to m&kc ui * 'kxiuaoU'
tense, tcsuneu ne Knew James 10 :i>fe-AttroKKfiH'-to secure good agents at om*.
JlO ' but we have concluded to make it to show, not
iff , . i only our oonlidence in the merits of our inveu-
] (James) was at that time hauling tici, but in its sal ability by any agent that wiL
ha..uie it with enersr. "Our airenis now :>
lumber for a Nashville firm, and was
known by the name of .B. J. Wood-
son. He saw James in Nashville on
, . . . . . . , .. the 11th and 12th of March, 1881, sev-
four hundred ana fifty- including a ... . .. .. ' ' TT
. ,. ^ oral times on both those da vs. lie
portion of the Shendy garrison and i, T . tt . •
.... . I knew a man named J. A. Howard m
many women, and children. Nubar,„ . . . . . , . T
_ ' .. . . ^ , . Nashville, who turned out to be Jesse
Pasha, the prime minister, fears that i T . .. „ , ,
c e „ ; ,,, James, but he never saw Howard and
before Ion®: the spirit of rebellion will •
reach Assouan. He has received
a despondent telegram from Hussein
Pasha, governor of Berber, in which
the attitude of the population gen-
erally is said to be threatening. He
reports B erber will shortly be sur-
rounded and captured by the rebels
who are. constantly increasing in
numberaround the to\^n and threaten-
ing all avenues of commBnta&tton.
Hussein Pasha will resign ^onl^ss
troops are sent to defeiriMhe to
WILLIAM DICK
3VIanufaotxtrer of all Kinds of
SHEF.ilAX, - -
HT^I-'Sl KT>
« vyis tr v^tion
Texas.
G UA llANTteJED
" " . UiA f
Praotical watchmaker and dealei in
Watches & Diamonds
Particular attention given to repairs. Watch
M, clocks, and Jewelry entrusted to me for
repairs will receive my careful atten-
tion. Satisfaction guaranteed.
f9*Also a fine line of table and pocket cut-
lery and musical instumnts.
ESTABLISHED, : : : : 1573
TRAVIS ST., SHERMAN, TEXAS
©
- MEMPHIS.
Tiirllling Scene at Dr. Carver's
Wild West Show—Fall of
the (jrand Stand.
Memphis, April 20.—The Olympic
park on the outskirts ol the city was
the scene this afternoon of a terrible
accident. Dr. Caryer was giving a
show representing scenes in the
West, about 5,000 people being pres-
ent, 1,000 of whom were on the grand
stand. There was a great jam and
crush, and during an exciting part of
the performance, when everybody was
on their foet, the grandstand gavc-
way, throwing the people in a heap,
one on top of the other. At first it
looked as if hundreds were killed, bat
fortunately only a few were hurt
serious]v. Tiio miroben hurt in'eati-
J Uju IU *U.' ^uffl.
Thomas Keeley bad a leg broken in
two places; N. M. Fold's f>ot was
crushed, and Joseph O'Neill hurt in
ternally, but is expected to live.
There was great excitement in the
city for a while, and people were
all aaxiou3 to hear from friends aud
relatives.
SAD ACCIDENT.
Woodson together.
Jonas Taylor, .a blacksmith of Nash-
ville, testified that he saw Frank
James at Nashville on March 11, and
putshoes on his horse March 12,1831.
Witness identified the da?e by an en-
try in his ledger.
BIG SPRINGS.
JL Heavy Fail of Snow Astonish-
es Big Springs.
Big Springs, Texas, April 20.—More
enow fell before day this morning
than has fallen during the winter.
The whole earth was for a few Jsours
white, but as nigat had gone it fol-
lowed close behind.
The master mechanic here has been
removed. Several other changes will
ha..uie it with euerpy. "Our agents now _
wcrk are making from SIM to 3600 a month
clear, and thi3 fact makes i: safe for us to make
ourofl'erto all who are out of employment. Anv
a^Kiit that will give our business a'thirtv days"'
tnai and fail to clear at least $10') in this time,
aiovK all Kxi'Exsits can return, all goods un-
said to us aud we will refund the money paid for
them. Any agent or General Agent who would
lite ten or more counties and work them through
scb-agents for ninety days, an fail to clear at
Iqast S730 ajsove all expenses, can return all
unsold a'd get their money back. No other em-
ployer of agents ever dared to make such offers,
nor would we if we did not know that we have
agents now making more than double the amount
we guaranteed, and but two sales a day would
give a profit < f over $125 a month, ar.d that one
of onr agents took eighteen orders in one day.
Our large descriptive circulars expl&in our oflVr
fally, and these we wish to send to every one
out of employment who will send us three one
oint stamps for postage. Send at once and se-
cure the agency in time foathu boom, and go to
York on the terms named in our extraordinary
Oiler. We would like to have the address of all
foe agents, sewing machine solicitors and car-
penters in the country, and ask any reader of
this paper who reads tbiB offer, to send us at
♦nee the name and address of ail such they know.
Address at once, <>r you will lsoe the best chance
f ver offered to those out of employment to make
(nosey.
REX*!-::!! MAXUJfACTVUlNO Co.,
lUlSmithfield St.. Pittsburg, Pa.
II, WEDDLE.
BLACKSMITH,
a 15
SHERMAN, : : TEXAS.
I will build wagons, hacks, etc , to
order. All kinds of blacksmith and
wood work done. Horse shoeing a
specialty! Farmers tools and saws
■>' « *> "■« shr- ISiffS'ST''1
Real estate is changing hands to
qui to an extent. A $4,000 residence
is now being erected.
The Knights ot Pythias will give a
picnic and a grand ball here on the
completion of the court house, about
the middle of May.
M'KINNEY.
William Berry Dead—Norther.
McKinney, Texas, April 20.—Wax.
Berry, son of John WvBerry, an oi<l
LEWIS, & BRAKE
M libit Apsti,
Gilice over Batsell's storo, east side
square.
Do a general I .and and agency business. Ren-
der and Pay Taxes, Kegoiiate Jjoans, and
make sales and exchanges of all kinds of proper-
ty
Their advertised list of property is
extensively circulated abroad aud is
doing good work for North Texas,
no charge* for advertising in cata-
logue. (.'all and see them if you want-
to purchase bargains ill farms, grass
night.
A blue norther struck this place
last night and was followed by a cold
rain this morning.
Lease ol Indian Lands.
Gsqsgb 5P«
Sherman, Texas,
^Retail Dealer in Whiskies Wi«?es
Brandies Imported GrooiJs> Cigars Etc
All kinds of Fancy Drinks made to Order. My
lenders are polite and ever ready for duty.
lxir
Two Mi'u Struck by an Engine
and Slashed into Pulp.
Williamsburg, N. Y., April 20.—
Long Island City train on the North
Shore branch of the Long Island rail-
way, due here at 7:30, ran into a bug-
gy, iu which two men were seaied, at
Thompson avenue crossing. Both
men were struck by the engine. Theii*
bodies were terribly mangled, their
heads smashed into pulp au^' un-
recognizable, but from papers-found
in their pockets they were identified
as Dr. E. M. Fitzgerald, a well-known
veterinary surgeon of Green Point,
and F. Lyon, propietor of the Green
Point and New "Jfork express. There
are gates at the crossing, but the gate
man, Patrick Hart, who says his
time was up for the day, did not
lower them.
HELENA.
a specialty. T, J. Monarch, '76, C, B. Cook,m '70,
GRASS
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE
CITY BANK.
—OF 2
SHERMAN TEXAS.
Capital, $400,000
officers:
srrim
happy
Texas and 11 Lrais
Cotton Belt Route
The Most Direct Line Bet-wen
T&e SGatli and tte Northeast,
Solid Trains AlcGregory to Cairo
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
on all though trains to •
ST. LOUIS UNION DEPOT
the populur route to
ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO
LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS,
CHATTANOOGA PHILADELPH
LITTLS. ROCK CINCIN'N^?"
XKW YORK a«ld WA3JKGTON
Through tickets to^J^orincipal
points in the East and
Sonthe <t.-^4/th-,ifc your tickets
read vi i
iHB ST. WHLS B.Y.
mars, lime iuhle?, tickets,
s and all ether information call
on, or address any ot the
a^euts. _
W. R. WOODWARD.
Receiver and general manager;
GEO. W- LILLKY,
Traffic manager.
St. Louis, Mo.
Another sensation has been cri
iu Washington by th9 yentilatton qi
the fact that certain parties
succeeded in leasing large' bodies oh
land in the Indian Territory from the,
"Wards of the Nation"," ther low
price of two cents per acre, ' for 'grac-
ing and other purposes, and ba.^e b^-
sub-letting said lauds at round fig-
ures managed to make large sums |f
money. -Jt is further represent'
that said parties have made improv
ments upon the rented laudinthk
way of buildings, fences, etc., ?tbu p
occupying the land in a more cw: les p
permanent manner, in violatioui fHi
law. The cases have b^eu introduce fe
into the House of Roprereutatjve ,
and a'resolution has been snbmitteA
looking to the reference of; the sul-
ject to a committee for inves|ig4tioi
It is said that a senator -.itad oth< r
I
f.z i ;S
well known
JOS. BLEDSOE,
O. C. FITCH,
C. C. Jones,
President
Vice President
Casiier.
DIRECTORS
JOS. ULRDSOK, K. O. IIAT.L, C. C. JONES
T. 1>. JOINER, J. T. BROWN, H. L. HALL,
A I. DARNALL, C C KITC1I, S B ALLEN.
Transacts a General Batikiug and
Exchange Business.
Soli, Silver and Ssshasgs
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Denosits Received,
—and interest allowed on—
Time Dej^
- - 8A1XMW.
/^{orth Travis. Sherman, Tex.
nd palm-leaf patterns, witn
nixtures of chenille and of steel beads.
[Ieavily jetted fringes in straighl
strands, or with netted headings id
.vhich are very large beads, are used
specially for edging silk Jerseys, as
veir we'ght keeps them in place. y™5
^t beads on gray net are imported foi
' irimmings of gray satin or gros gram
Jresses. Crocheted black silk passe-
menteries for trimming mourning sub
dresses are in the new fruit patterns.
Black French laces are shown as the
choice for trimming laces, and are
also in the suitable depths for flounces
across the fronts of skirts, and as
single falls from just below the
waist to the foot of the skirt. Ecru
laces are in similar designs. For trim-
ming colored summer silks- there are
f the embroidered batistes which French
! modistes use so effectively over blue,
red, brown, or dark green silks, and
the beauty of these embroideries is now
further enhanced by stitching of giltj
threads on the outlines of the ngures,| J>
person are iaygpaed ji
the discreditable affair, and a^j$Ye! i
screed is likely to result. Th^ tjua -
tlty of the laud thu3 loused is said j >
exceed 3,000,0(50 acres, thus reveaui c
the stupendous dimensions of tl s
ofJint. na n i iuoaj nhe class thi t
fee you the other letters. r «,«. , f r
bnaered you didn't get them. ^ oung
ilkins (delighted)—"You mean the
degree of M. A." Little Nell-Jjo,
those were not the letters pa said.
Whv-
waa^fne siiar[5 piacnc'
hej3 so severe on Oklahoma Payne
|li is audacious invasions of the sacrd^
'rights of the poor Indian! ' I
?!ty proper^-* .
purchased by Moore & Ansley. Mr,
M-oore has ^ecantlyc re turned lrom the i
east where ne want to select goods j
that are first class, aud in every way
suited to our market, which they are
daily receiving. Their stock consists
of clothing, dry goods, shoes, milli-
nery, notions, etc. Don't I'orget to go J
and examine their new and magnifi-
cent stock, if- you wish to see some-
thing really nice. miStt
Though M. G. Hildebrand lost verj-
heavily by the late fire, his stock of
groceries was untouched and is full
and complete. His goods are fresh
and he sells them at a living profit.
Call and see them. ap2
a
Fruit ttrowers, Bead This!
The Sherman Commercial and
Collin Nurseris now have a large stock
of Trees and Plants for the fall of
1884. We have had nearly nine years
experience in studying and supplying
the wants of the fruit growers of
northern Texas, and can give the best
assurances cf satisfaction to purch-
asers. We are determined to be as
liberal as possible in our terms and
respectfully call attention to the ad-
vantages of buying home grown tress
from home growers.
Very Respectfully,
A. W. & J. S. Kerr, Prop'?,
Sherman Commercial and Collin
Nurseries. mll-2w
Piles! Piles!! l'U.-sl!!
Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles. One box has cured
the worst cases of 20 years' standing
No one need suffer five minutes after
using William's Indian PileOintmout.
It absorbs tumors, allays itching, acts
as polutic, gives instant relief. Pre-
pared only for piles, itobing of the
pr:vato parts, nothing else. Hon. J.
M. Coffenbury, ol Cleveland, says:
"I have used scores of Pile cures, aud
it affords me pleasure to say that I
have never found anything which
gives such immediate and permanent
relief as Dr. William's Indian Pile
ointment." Sold by druggists and
mailed on receipt of price, $1.
Frazier Medicine Co. Prop's.
Cleveland, Ohio.
iiieh.-iru.Vo6 Rieharls. wholesale and !
m ..
Ely is selling goods at greatly re-
duced prices His stock is enormous
and he is compelled to make room.
This Xs The Bu!ksy Plow
Conccrnmg v'lik-.h so much has bee.i said and about which we have
had so many inquiries. The PLOY/ i* pnaranleed lighter draught
than any other SiiSkoy or Walking Plow made and
$1,000 is offered bs the Moline Plow Co
lor a Plow lhat will heat it. We now have samples, only, on hand,
but will be fully prepared to meet the demand on the cpeuiiiu of
the plow trade after harvest. Hjon't fail "to call and see the
SEW INVENTION When in town. Walking I'lows of
nil kinds and biz^s always on hand.
ale* &
Paid to Board ot stock
West side.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
SC.CS BCBSES
South Travis rt. cot. of
Jones street,
xaxrfiiTotrsa A :
S®~A specialty of carriages for balls, weddings and funerals..
The fictorespc So
uULF COLOMBO & SASTA
oaimEOTim
AT GALVESTON with Maliorv lines.
•ersfoiKey West and Now York. -Mi>]
New Orioan ; Indiauola, Corpas CLriSti,
ville ancl'V^ra Gfetz, ^ ^ ^
jUE, ; WeiiHer, IJti
Laredo,- i vaia4.;KegfS
0 for nouston and.8ta*a'
„l!eattxnoht; Orangc?^:La_
fouuLry, OrleSps *nda1
ntheast.Tioillr awl
i .^.?Iexicaii li'jr." ~
oubjou (bat Li lie.
For Sate,
Twenty-two acres and a half ol
black sandy land in the best of culti-
.vation, two hundred and seventy five
faring fruit trees, two hundred and
^fifty grape, gooseberry and blackber-
ifcles. For further particulars euquire
(Ut-the place mile and a quarter south'
y^l-Osoim court house, or at this office.
*#3air--. ^ Ada Busk.
JiWebrand at his old stand or.
"ifTravis street, always keeps v.
^jipplj' of nick-nacks for the old
"£d children. Drop in and see
elf. a "1
bla an
lexa
Uiari
UOllltft
Victo
Waco
hAM
stead,
jflace of Beauty," by gas
$g,nd beyond description
JT-ihe diamonds of Brazil
IP* splendor more gorgeous
the countless gemt
__^Palaceof Beauty." Ely is two
bi^a&ead in price and slock.
and specta-
m20if
Iietier I^Ist
an
in|
so
to
np List of letters remaining
he Sherman, Texas, post ofi^qe for
an ending'. April, 20th 18M,V,
" 1 called for in 30 days vwll ^
813 the dead letter
wi Tv <; .■sf#*- * •'■*****
Zi
i<3 Bartee -T W^' --BarshaW
B
or by the introduction of colored fig Rd>
nn>< t.liat, match the color of the silk. San^rar
Bowles John
Black J M
Back Mr
Cliitis Franklin -
Dobbe Jamea
Ely David , .
ures"that match the color of the silk. ;l Sani^far E G
For trimming spring woolens, an< Stites Wilson
even for the thinnest nuns' veiling, is Ij Thompson A A
up galloon of lii
cord in white, ecru,
made-up galloon of linked rings of silfr'Xisdaie TA
. .f fe... -- brown, blue, Oli Wbiterher Ballm
gray, or else in dark colors mixed wit| Withers SK
gilt. Wooden clasps for fastening V arlaj M
wraps or corsages are in dog s-heaJ
patterns, greyhounds, pug^and, oky
Bristol MS.
Cauker Mollie
i Doore Nannie
| Davis Martha
Lightning— ! Gram us Eloirco
,.T , „ Uamson Kittie
Woolen Mills. joncsL
Luna Ollie
Martin Bet tie
! McBce Casander
WACO.
Farmer Killed by
Waco, Texas, April 10.-J. R-Her-l _____
ron, a farmer liviug 12 miles south ot j Magee
Fannie
Waco, was struck and killed by I Robinson Lizzie
vesterday morning while; stone Georgia
* - rr ' CAmi>lulnn Ana
Bows,-! M- -
Bcbn Chas E
Chapman Geo
Cole
Ds*4** " >
juifler E c
Sherman Joseph
Shumate n T
Stewart Win
Thomas C E •; >
Williams P A ' * '
Walker PA
Vanden ert A II ..
1'arley John
Ladie's list.
Brown E O
iraa
Christina
Devers W M
Fitzhngh Adclaid
Gaructt Mary
Johnson Mattie F
Lee Addie
Marshall E W
MileUan J W
Mitchell Sari'.da
Robinson Amanda
Beevc3 Willie
Smith S A
[bettor, Giddinss, McDade and AtietSn.
liNJwithl. & G. N. lt'y for Hearse,
Palestine. lteckdale, Kound Hock, Georgetown,
Austin, SanTttMcos. New Braunibls, San Anton-
io and Laredo.- - - - ;
At TEMPLE with Mo. Pacific R'y for Waco.
At MORGAN with Texas CentraLR'y f©r Waco
[loss, Ilieo, Iredell, Cisco and jmints on that line
At CLEBURNE with JuncUon of Dallas Pivis-
on of G. C. & Santa Fe. ^ ' •
At FORT WORTH with Missouri Paciilo .aat!
TexasPaciflo R'ys for all l>oints on thi'se.-JiweB
for El Paso, Santa Fe, San I'ranrisco ..and M«
Pacific Coast, and for Kansas City. St-.Jxmi3
,i;hicago, New York and all points Ni)rtil iCast
tirt'1 "est-
*;.l. \LLAS with H. ft T. C. "R'y and Dllai,
, n of the Missouri Pacific Railway,
pounds 'iat your tickets rend over this line.
ro<ren, wo.' ll information address—
hj'tlrates an oscar g. MURRAY,]
because co.'t Ascnt. GaWeston. Taxhs.
ater, and v.
>n needed ii-
rfumes are thi
' at ALlrich &
AtD ^
ExtensitK® has an im^
^lor^p3. "p, an;^ 7f^5al abla
VlDg On tat. ri -her priyate
Gcn'l. Passen^a food wit^"
value as m . 8IKf
* as one quai« *,
Mrs. I>r. Walton'y,
- Tea, ^
Mother W«lto has preacri^ ^
medicine for ~ W",nw x
ictjee. - ft3
tie;
hs.
-'Elephant" for
a!4
IITb®
«5 ©
EEfAED.
resi BoI-
ars -given
o anybody
ieliveringua
a lire back of
the Supe-
rior Cook
Stove sold
by us that
las been
>urnt o u t.
>ame arc
warranted to
last fifteen
years. By
012-02^333.0,30.
TAYLOR
Texas-
MERCHANTS & PLANTERS BANK
SIIEUMAX, TEXAS.
CAPITAL Paid Up, §350,000 SURPLUS Fund, ISO,OOO
Totnl
400,000
C. 'J. BINKLEY, President.
TOM RANDOLPH, Cashier,
R. A. CHAPMAN, Vice Piesidcnf,
C. B. DOHCilKbTER, Asst. Cashier
O. C- BINKLEY. R. A. CHAPMAN TOM RANDOI.PH, C A. ANDREWS,
J. L. RANDOLPH, TOM RICHARDS. W. C. EUBANK.
,, "w-'-gyyyi \r ij
-^nian 1 o
"I1 by James King and posted beford
W. Hudson J. P., aniron gray liorae, seven
years old, 1-11-2 hands high, saddle and harness
marts. Branded T Bon left shoulder: appraised
at$60.00. ^ •' • -* •
Taken up by J. C. Graham
T. W. Hudson, J, P., a y
mane and tail, 0 or IS years oh
high, crest fallen aixUadffie
Appraised UI13.09.' ■ 5,
apiil 6. '84. •-' a. A:
6 30
^ 1
live hundred of stricllV. 5M'i
^te'for sale on my farm in Red River coniffS -
-tjvoand a half miias from Clarksvilie, scas.
The cattle will be s^iowji at--any -tiruo.-'Call on
jae at lay farm, or address
, . A--JJ. BIKER.
.~>pr l-7-10d* ..fCi*jdsBville, Texas.
Thoroughly ca
Xike^rhton. Terrell , Texas.
'fiam, McKinney, Texas; PMwar.i Eastburn, Jacksboro!
Morrison, Deuisjn, Teias; G. D. Janios, Tishomingo, I. T.
l>r. Frazler's Root
Frazier's Itopt Bittew arc not a dram-
bsverage. but ^are strictly medicinal in every
sense. They aQUitrongly npon the Liver ana
Kidneys, keep tlie bowels open and re^nlar.
make the weak'strong, heiil the lungs, build up
the nerves, anil cleanse the blood and system
Tliis Space is Reserved for
Mi -j
make the wea
the nerves, an . .
ca a
CajM
For Making
ticket I liShtQinS " Ie 1 sempleton Augusta Toibert Inda
' ou his way home trom wcrK. xte ( _ . _ ^
1 was riding . ,
man, lexa9.
APPARATUS, STQCK & SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS,
Rubber Hand Stamps.
Ho other light manufacturing business caa
equal it for rttrge and speedy returns.
_ ^ rare ctutiicr to rstablinh a permanent,
profitable and t/rowiiirr bnmiuema in tto-r
•irn tow.i on a very small capital.
ansDii.
sl
d e ker
"llOPIUIiTOU'J.
jEjhf - ■
'Candies, ¥resh Fruits, Nuts & Cigars
' ""Aways on hand.
Fregh Bread, Pios and Cakes, a spe<
laity.
Oy.-ter Parlor in connection wif .i
the 1 ome. Place of business on soul i
Travis street. Apr-lf
R. E. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,
SHERMAN, ... TEXAS
(Office Kortli Sf|nare.)
Special attention given toCoilectione
and Land Matters. July 13-2m
his plow horse at the!
tyne, whicli was also killed.
j The main building of the woolen
• mills is now finished aud the machin-
1 ery is being placed in position.
John Donaldson," postmaster, 8*r- Send fof Descriptive 'Circulars.
T.J. Fain
vour houses.
will paiut
and p|sr
ml I
I. P. GUNBY, M. D.
. PflfililAM AM tDRGBON.
THE BARNES & ALLEN MFG. CO.; spec !al attention paid to surgical
SOUTH SIDE SOUAEE.
SHERMAN
ED. MOORE.
Ill
I 'order
2DRT GOODS,
Clothing, Hats. Boots, and Shoes, Ladies and Mipsrs Un-
denvear, Infants liobes, (jiowns tte, 1 aiu now receiving a
full line of Spring goods. Our moito is <juic.k sales un 1
small.profits. Agent foi Harpers Hazar I'ltterns. Thauk-
iug til'.' public for past patronage aud soliciting a r
SYRACUSE, « N. Yi (t-nd ob-fcrical operations. Ofhce USllCO of lllC SaillO, I am VOUrs rcsnectfuilv
cver Berry's drug store. alt:' i rn wn> t ir c-" k '■
ED, JIOJkF:. Fouth side syirire Shermar
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