Denison Daily News. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 105, Ed. 1 Friday, June 25, 1875 Page: 2 of 4
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The Daily News
Items.
FRIDAY, i....
J. C. New will uptime the dutie*
of Treasurer oCtye United States the
W.'
Pr«m the Register*
oolspife dosed for j^ie sum
Work was .resumed on the new
court bouse Wednesday,
operations
a fewdayA
practice
first «1 July, Oi
threshed «t thej eastern
portion of the' bounty Was aVera^ecf
A Ow*'* newspaper h» nomi-
nated Gen. Joseph E. Johnston for
Governor.
The Democratic £tate Convention
of Maine no^ninated General C. W.
Roberts, of Bangor, for Governor.
Tweed is still In the Ludlpw street
jail, awaiting the procurement of the
one million dollars bail in the civil
suit. • ’ 1
It is authoiitively announced that
ex-Senator Harlan, editor of the
Washington Chronicle, will resign
his charge shortly to enter the sena-
torial canvass in Iowa.
The German government is pre-
pairing a parliamentary measure pro-
hibiting public and religious pro-
cessions.
Matt. Morris and his confederates
in the Memphis Express robbery
have been sentenced to twenty-one
years in the penitentiary at hard la-
bor.
sition from Governor Coke, last
Tuesday, and started immediately to
Little Rock after the thief Loftin,.
who stole his carriage and horses.
Married, at the residence of Geo.
W. Williams, June 19th, Rev. J. M,
Binkley officiating, Mr. Thomas
Gomewell and Miss Henrietta Wil-
liams, all of this city.
Mr. F. M. Goode has a field of
oats about a mile from the city,
which will average seventy-five bush-
els to the acre. What country, or
what farmer in this country, can
beat that?
A mill belonging to Mr. Barrett,
near Pilot Grove, was set on fire last
Sunday night, but the fire was ex-
tinguished before any serious dam-
age was clone. Mr. Barrett shot at
the incendiaries as they escaped.
Messrs. F. M. Goode and J. F.
Stinnett have ordered machinery for
a large flouring mill, cotton gin and
press, and propose to have the same
in operation by the middle of Au-
gust.
Col. Reeves has wound up his set-
tlement with delinquent University
land settleis, and goes to' Austin to
see that all the settlements he has
The King of Burmah has granted to
Great Britian the right to send forces
through his dominions to vyestern
China, if requisite fur future expedi-
tions.
made are properly recorded in the
land office. lie took about seventy
Dr. Harris, Health officer at Key
West, informs the Health officer at
Galveston, by telegraph, that there
have been two cases of yellow fever
at Key West.
renewal bonds, collected arrearages
in lull from seven or eight and leaves
about twenty-three quarter sections
in which no action was taken. These
latter will by the terms of the act be
resold.
7yr% 7
scott: 3 ,
OPEN DAY
AND
EVE HSTI2T Or.
303, MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE NELSON HOUSE.
june 19-tf.
G.
G. RANDELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
DENISON, - - TEXAS.
Office over the postoffice, on Main st.
Will practice in all the courts in the 12th
Judiciary District.
June 2 t-f.
P, J- QUINN',
p J- QUINN & CO.
J. O. FORD.
PROl’RIE I ORS OR
Mrs. Ramsay, wife of Sheriff Ram-
say, of Leavenworth, Kansas, who
was recently killed while attempting
to make an arrest, died on Friday of
a broken heart, on account of hei
husband’s death.
Sherman Letter.
ACCOMM0DATION MARKET
NO. 21.
No. 206 Main street, Denison, Texas.
The minor ot a proposed consoli-
dation of the Kansas Pacific and
Union Pacific railroads is creating
quite a stir in Kansas Citv, and the
managers of Wells, Fargo & Co’s,
expiess are preparing to move out.
as it is understood the railroad com-
pany will run an express business of
their own.
A well organized band of counter-
feiters, headed by Dr. Milton A.
Frank, a practicing physician of
Alleghany City, Penn., lias been
discovered. Frank and several of
his pants have been arrested, and
$2,000 in counterfeit money se-
cured.
CHEHISIKS.
Under the tree the farmer .'.aid,
Smilin'.', and shaking his wise old head :
“Cherries are ripe ! but then, you know.
There’s the grass to cut and the corn to
hoe;
%Ve can gather the cherries any day,
hit when the sun shines we must make
our hav; •
'‘To-night when the chores have all been
done,
We’ll muster the hoys for fruit and fun.
’p in a tree a robin said.
i king and cocking his saucy head :
“Cherries are ripe! and '•o, to-day,
We’ll gather them while you make the
hay;
or we are ttie boys with no corn to hoe,
Now cows to milk, and no grass to mow ’’
\l night the farmer said: “Here’s a
trick!
Those roguish robins have had their
pick.”
-Emily Huntington Miller, in St-
Vicbolas for May,
Explained. — She tried to sit
own in the street car, but was
pinned back so tight she couldn’v.
Old lady peeped over her specs and
. -ked her, “How long have you been
afflicted that way?” The young
lady blushed and made “a break,”
■-itting down sideways, and holding
, er knees so tight together that she
ionked as if she had on a one-legged
pair of breeches. Old lady noticed
,er sitting in this sidewise position,
(-,nd whispered: “B;le, ’spose, I’ve
ad ’em thar myself.”
Late wheat in Collin county is le-
j t 1 ted damaged by rust.
Thursday, June 24.
Yesterday evening Lamar street
was startled by a rumbling noise,
accompanied by the sound of crash-
ing timbers, very suggestive of an
earthquake, which brought inquiring
beads to doors and windows, and the
more venturesome into the street,
The trouble was easily located in
the Patriot office, and as the sounds
continued some time, it was generally
supposed there were some terrible
“explanations” being indulged in in
there between the editor and some
offended Gianger. A closer inspec-
tion revealed the fact that the store-
flue, influenced no doubt by some ot
the dunning locals of the paper, had
at last concluded to “settle,” and was
bringing along with it the roof of the
house as well as the ceiling. The
whole ceiling was broken loose an !
fell, lodging on the press and
other furniture, the east side of the
house pushed off, and the entire
building considerably dilapidated.
There was nobody hurt, but consid-
erable type was knocked into “pi.”
W. VV. Walker also indulged in a
smash up yesterday by having a
stand of queensware in front of his
store run over by a wagon and team.
The Masonic celebration that was
to have been to-day, was indefinitely
postponed on account of hard times.
Martin, of the Register, returned
yesterday from the Nation, where
he has been making speeches for the
enlightenment of “Poor Lo.” He
smells “chicken pie” near the Chick-
asaw capital and is going lor a slice,
and will doubtless talk as learnedly
about Indian affairs as be has here-
tofore about the Grangers. Look out
for a long leader on this subject in
to-day’s Register.
Chas. VVheelock, the architect,
has “pulled up stakes” and gone to
Austin 10 engage in business. He
says four such towns as Sherman
would not support one architect.
The firm of Bradbury & Crisp,
recently dissolved, has re organized.
Mr. Hills, it is supposed, being un-
able or unwilling to make the neces-
sary payments.
Miss Salome Browne created a
little row the other evening by los-
ing her pocketbook and having a
man arrested for finding it. He
proved “not guilty,” however, and
was released.
Dr. Younge lectured on temper-
ance at the Presbyterian Church last
night, and organized a Council of
about 35 at the close.
The Church sociable at Mrs.
Gray’s Tuesday night closed with a
dance, much to the delight of the
younger portion of the cluirch.
Choice meets of all kinds constantly
on hand, at prices to suit the times.
Terms strictly cash. june 19 ti.
JULIAN C. FEILD, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND
OBSTETRICIAN.
Office, Cor. Main st. and Austin ave.
DENISON.
TEXAS.
JNO. IIOLFORD,
W. A. IIOLFORD.
J
NO. IIOLFORD & BRO,
Dealers in
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
FLOUR, BACON,
LARD, ETC.
Number 324 Main Street,
DENISON,
mar22-dtf.
TEXAS.
E,
DOUGLASS THOMPSON,
NURSERYMAN and FLORIST,
TEXAS.
DENISON
Orders for all kinds of Nurrery stock
solicited from responsible parties. All
orders accepted will be filled with sound,
first class trees, as per contract. Will
sell you anything in the nursery line, and
at icasonahle prices. Will remain in
Denison one week.
Ju. 24, d3t. wit.
s
TEPIIEN IlERTWICK,
CABINET MAKER.
Show Cases and Ice Boxes made to or-
der, Furniture Repaired, etc.,
Shop on Austin avenue, next tc Uhlig’s
Shoe Store,
DENISON, TEXAS.
W.
WOOLACOTT,
Manufacturer of
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
AND DEALER »*»
SMOKER’S SUPPLIES, ETC.. ETC.
Main street, north side,
DENISON,.
...TEXAS.
m
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tJ* 1 *
<W ,4, W
lilt ICS.
A. MBSFfrsftHWIHMA
Dealers in
Choice family Groceries
-and-
PUNTERS’ SUPPLIES
Agent for
D(J PORT’S POWDER
—and—
OSAGE COAL COMPANY.
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRO
DUCE.
March 15, tf.
gJTIIE BEST in the World.
Gives Universal Satisfac-
tion.
WONDERFUL Economy
40 lbs. more Bread to bbl.
Flour.
EVERYBODY Praises It.
Whiter, Lighter, Sweeter,
Richer.
SAVES MILK, EGGS, Etc. Sells every-
where like hot cakes. {fJF'Send for cir-
cular to GEO. F. GAN7Z, & CO.,
176 Duane t,
New York.
nov • 24, w i-y d 2-t w.
E. C. CLIFFORD,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.
Calcimining, Paper Hanging, etc.,
done in the best style, and on short no-
tice.
GRAINING A SPECIALTY.
Leave orders at front room over Es-
quire Kirk’s office, Main street, Denison,
Texas.
Apri 1 it, tf.
ALOON,
URAND, Prop’r.
ress office, Main street
DfeNISON, TEXAS.
AUGUST UIILIG,
FASHIONABLE
SHOE
BOOT AND
MAKER.
Repairing promptly and neatly done, and
all work warranted.
defier in
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
FURNITURE,
GLASSWARE,
QUEENSWARE
AND—
hoist; furnishing goods,
of every description.
The highest price paid for country pro-
duce.
C.
B. BERRY, M. I>..
T
!
. OiQice. Wines, Liquors and £>g*r» .ca'ft
always be found at the bar.
pet. 27 tf.
SENATE.
JAS. J. CAMPBELL, Prop’r.
MAIN STREET, DENISON, TEXAS.
None but the finest Wines and Liquor1,
kept on sale.
Every attention paid to customers,
oct. 2-tf.
£MTY MARKET,
Corner Main and Rusk sts-
JOHN BROWN, Prop.
The very best of fresh meats kept con - 4
stantly on hand.
'JMIE PEARL SALOON.
ALEX McPHERSON, Prop’r.,
1 V
Main street, below the Merchants’ and
Planters’ Bank,
DENISON - - - TEXAS.
A complete stock of cigars, pure wnis-
kies, wines and brandies, always on hand.
dec. 1, d i-m.
JpALACE BEER HALJL. |
LOUIS LIBBIE X Co..
CHOICE WHISKY, No. 1 CIGARS,
and—
ST. LOUIS ALE AND BEER
Constantly on draft
South side Main street. Denison, Texas.
I
$3-SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
rjENTSON BILLIARD HALL,
Corner of Main St., and Austin Avenui.
The undersigned has opened a first
clase Billiard Hall, supplied with three ot
Brunswick & Co’s, best tables, a pool ta-
ble and all the appartments complete.
THE BAR
is furnishedwith choice liquors, Key West,
and Havana Cigars, while in the rear ol
the building is a
SAMPLE ROOM,
or the accomodation of visitors,
feb. 1 tf JERRY NOLAN, Propr.
a *
Austin avenue, bet, Main and Skidds
DENISON.....................TEXAS.
JOHN NEVINS,
G
JOT GUNTER. W. U. MUNSON.
UNTER & MUNSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
—and—
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE.
Offices over City Bank, Sherman, aim
over Teah's store and No. 212 Wallace
Building, South Main street,
DENISON
TEXAS.
Mr. F. R. Brown is authorized to act
as the agent of the above firm, in tin
sale of lands at Denison offic e.
Jack oallagiier, joiin mmoney.
ol Ft. Smith of Ft Sill.
/CRAWFORD STREB
V STABLE,
LIVERY
Corner of Main street and Austin ave-
nue,
DENISON TEXAS.
GALLAGHER & MALONEY Prop’s,
Crawford street,
DENISON, TEXAS.
Feed furnished, and horses boarded on
liberal terms.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
DENISON - - • TEXAS.
Office: Live Drug Store,
Ju. 22, tf.
A good well of water and a large wagoi
yard for the use ot patrons.
B
ETHEL COOPWOOD,
ATT'Y AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
^LAMO HOTEL,
J. G- TAYLOR & CO. Proprietors,
Office in Glasscock building, Congress
avenue Austin, Texas.
Special attention to land litiga ion and
and land claims.
f
Main street, near the Depot,
SPANISH TITLES EXAMINED AMD
TRANSLATED.
DENISON
Mar. 1, tf.
TEXAS Consultations on Spanish anJcivil taw
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Denison Daily News. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 105, Ed. 1 Friday, June 25, 1875, newspaper, June 25, 1875; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth721157/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.