Denison Daily Herald. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 64, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 13, 1878 Page: 2 of 4
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ADDRESS ALL ORDERS to the TTitR-
*i.d, Denison Texas. M. F. Dearlng.
Business Msnsser.
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Thi prospects are fsvorablo for
another open winter, and ico ihree
cents a pound next summer. Here
is a brilliant outlook.
Uon. Henry Watterson and Gov.
Wads Hampton are booked to lec-
ture beforo the Confederate Relict
Association at Lexington, Ky.
The death of Yohirari IIalakey
ame, president of Tokio University,
and one of ibo most distinguished
Japuneso educators is announced.
The JV«w York Tribune says:
Probably there never was a sharper
sermon upon the uncertainly of life
than the death of Aloxander Smith
yesterday, at Yonkers, before the
rotes had been counted which elect-
ed him to Congress.
It is said that Homer died of a
broken heart because he could not
guess a riddle, There is a good
chance now for some of the New
York doiectives to die trying to
guets who robbed the Manhattan
bank or who stolo Stewart.
J pro-mstritnonisli
from time immemorial; but on# ad
vantage not yet touched upon bee
beeu revealed of tale by aandry
suits at law. Thie U purely moral,
and not to be deapieed post mortuary.
It has become p'ain that now no
man of any means can die a bache-
lor and be accepted aa auch in the
full eense. He la hardly In his grave
befose somebody turns op claiming
to be bis eon or daughter through an
illegitimate connection. Usually
there are several of these claimants,
and they aio apt to conoool a story
that is plausible enough to be to
a certain extent believed. The
world iscensorious; it seems determ-
ined to d 'tibl that uuy man of com-
mon mould cun or will lead a strict-
ly moral lite il he be uutnurried.
When a buebelor of properly has
passed away and an effort is made
by one or moie scoundrels to ostab
lish their legitimacy, those aro not
wanting who will say : “Quite prob-
able. Ho bos no doubt a si}- old
lox. Mighty hard to trust
men.” ete. Wh^n a man has
been a husband and leaves
children, it is very rare that a se-
cond lumily is invented. But a
bachelor's memory :s always ex-
posed to this kind of scandal. The
saintliest samt who hnsevor b real li-
ed could not bo guaranteed against
such assault. It llio Cardiff giant
had left any money somebody would
have appeared to call hint Lotiia-
rio. The solo security to one’s
reputation afterdeath is in inurriage.
■ lliissirsi
er fails to cure Fever sml Ague, Dumb
Chills, Congestive Chills, Blllio
Periodical Neuralgia, and nil d
THE MEXICAN DOLLAR.
W. E. Haywood, a banker at l’ana,
III., has concluded to retire from the
business. His cashier, J. R. A fleck,
skipped out recently with $3,000 of
the bank’s funds, and Mu. Haywood
thinks he’ll wait until the world
grows more moral, before he goes
into the business again.
There is no better time to swear
in Tal.mbge as a special policeman
than now. Now York should give
him a star and clothe him with un-
limited power, and if ho is success-
ful in unraveling one or two of the
late criminal mysteries ho will no
doubt then have an opportunity to
whoop up the four gates.
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nrfctor. St. Louis. Kor sale by Guiremi
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Private Board.
First-class private board, either with or
without rooms, can be Imd at reasonable
rates at Mrs. M. J. Legate’s, on Gundv
street, two doors west of Rusk avenue.
Rooms os nicely furnished as uny In the
city. Location pleasant and conven-
ient. 9-13-3m
Little Gem Cigar Store.
Gentlemen are Invited to call at the Lit-
tle Gem elgar store,next lo Arcade saloon,
where Mrs. N. L. Lyons will be happy to
serve them with tine cigars and tobacco.
Dr. B. K, Wood lias fitted up a
fresh stock of drugs in the grocery
house of Wood & Co. and has re-
sumed tho practice of medi-
oino. 10 Ilf
For upwards of thirty years Mrs.
Winslow’s Soothing syrup has been
used for children. It corrects acidi-
ty of the slotr.aeh, relieves wind
colic, regulates tho bowls, cures
dysentery and diarrhoea, whether
arising from teething or other caus-
es. An old and well-tried remedy.
Twenty-fivo cents a bottle. 3 10 ly
When buying groceries, it Is well
to remember that (hero is no better
place to gut them ilian at G. L.
Giersa’s.
In describing a dinner at the sul-
tan’s palace, Mr. Drew Gay wr'tes :
“And now conies the critical mo-
moot for you if you are present ut
this fenst as a stranger. You will
buve paced your meat on your
plate, and be carefully cutting it up
when suddenly a more than ordi-
narily juicy morsel will be pushed
into your mouth by a pair of very
greasy fingers. Yrou must not re-
sent this. Jt is a token of loving
kindness and a sign that you are re-
spected, esteemed, beloved. Eat it;
you are a favored mortal.
This from tho Kausas City Times
is rather tougb on tho fiat fe lows :
‘•The election returns show pretty
clearly that the Greenback party
has run its race, and it was not a
creditable race. Here, as elsewhere,
the mass or the par y were sold out
by their leaders, and only the faith-
ful few adhered to their representa-
tive candidates. The experiment of
a third pari}' bu'-ed on tho financial
issue has been so lamentable a fail-
ure in the recent Stuto elections that
it is folly to pretend that il can cut
anything like a respectable figure in
future contests.”
Tho Waco Examiner lakes occa-
sion to say upon this much abused
coin : “A few months ago this arti-
cle passed as one dollar. An attack
was made on it and it went down lo
90 cents. Since then it hns been
going down until it has reached 80
cents and even 75 cents. People
enquire why they are forced to lose
10, 15 and 25 cents on this dollar.
We g've our solution, and our read-
ers can take it for what it is worth.
Tho United Slates is in the clutches
of money sharks forming a ring
from Matno to California with mem-
bers at certain points. They bull
or bear money and slocks at will.
No man sees the giant, but it is
a giant nevertheless, with its
sinewy band tightly closed
over tho throat of the nation,
slowly strangling it. There is j
a concerted effort to put silver down, |
and that effort ruiiN strong in every
important place in the country.
Now, when congress meets, an effort
will bo made to put silver up. Tnel g
value of tho Mexican dollar will he • *
advanced, and the army of public) \
thieves who have been nil along) a.
gathering in Ihe depreciated money jj
will reap a rich harvest. Why is the J 5.
Mexican dollar going down? — ; f
Thievery ! Swindling ! Robbery ! ?
Fraud? Ring Plunder 1 These are j q
the words that explain it, and the \
sweating masses today arc being1 j
bled by human vampires. God1
pity the people, they aro lost!
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In the Memphis Avalanche of
November 1st, we find the fol-
lowing: “No! In the presence of
ibe great calamity all the past
should bo forgotten but the dead
and the living who stood by their
bedsides and their grave, and the
glorious charily of their nation, that
vindicate the brotherhood of man a*
well as his immortality. He who
has no faith in humamly has none
in the Great Spirit, the Father of
the spirits of all fiesb. Amidst (he
waves of the sea, whose fountains
Wire broken up by the plague, ev-
erything precious came to the front
and was seen in the light of day.
Lei us keep this before us to remind
Us that humanity is mil (,f virtue,
nnd grows more splendid and im-
mnrial as we come nearer to each
other in the pretence of the grave.*
Things are not “all lovely” in
Europe—worse than in this country,
which is very evident from the in-
dicased number of emigrants to
America over that of last your, A
cable dispatch says; Exceedingly
gloomy accounts aro received from
all tni'lo centers. At Blantyro a
further reduction of wages is an-
nounced. At Gambuslang the Flcin-
iiigton Coal Co. stopped its principal
pits, thus throwing over one hun-
dred miners out of work. At the
North Wales collieries notices of
reductions ranging from five to
seven per cent are proposed,
owing to the depression ol!
trade. Tho Northumberland min-i
ers’ union will meet iho ^employ-
ers lo discuss the projected reduc-
tion of 12J per cent, or the extension
of wont one iiour per shaft. In the
mills at Wigan, England, 1,070 looms ;
and 94,000 spindles si-estopped, and j
2,500 looms, and 310,000 spindles)
are running on short timo. We
have reason to believe that a re-
action in our favor lias set in, and
in the future we will share with Eu-
rope from the horn of plenty.
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when every facility
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LATEST
STYLES!
and must
The Chicago Inter-Ocean derives
the following enthusiasm from the
result of the recent election : It is u
Conkling victory in New York; it is
a Chandler victory in Michigan; it is
a Cameron victory in Pennsylvania; J.H-LLOYD&CO’S
ELEGANT PATTERNS
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lous Fever,
eurulgla, anil all disease* of
rill. J. C. Uiohnrdaon. Pro-
DOLLAR STORE
IN THE MULLER BLOCK
Offers extraoi dlnary advantages in
iRY GOODB, NOTIONS. CLOTHINt
BOOTS SHOES AND FANCY
ARTICLES.
I J.RGE STOCK AND LOW TRICES
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Millinery ana Dressmaking.
Mrs. M. J. Bftllow gives her per-
sonal attention to lashionable milli-
nery nnd dressmaking,slamping.eie.
No 312 Main street. 159tf.
NewYorkLIfelnsurance
Company.
Assetts, - $35,000,000.00
Surplus, - $6,000,00.00
m rnmernm
114 MAIN STREET,
DR. J. 0. WILLIAMS, Medical Examiner.
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New Men! New Goods!
Merritt
The finest and largest line of perfumes brought to Denison at the
New Drug store, 309 Main street.
Most complete stock of Drugs and liemicals eyer brought to Den-
ison at 309 Main street.
Greatest Variety of
PATENT MEDICINES
THE-
VETERAN CROCER
STILL HOLDS OUT BETTER INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS OF
FANCY and STAPLE
Groceries!
ever brought to Denison at 309 Main street.
A stock of Paints and oils that will be sold at prices to defy com-
petition at 309 Main street.
Physicians prescriptions prepared at all hours of the day or night
by skilled druggists who have made the science of
" Pharmacy their life study, at 309 Main street.
The public are invited to call at 309 Main street whether, wishing
goods or not and examine our stock.
GUI! EAU <fe WALDRON.
HIS PRICES ARE AS LOW AS TNT
OTIKmiR'IKOTJS
Before Purchasing elsewhere
member that your patronage
is respectfully solicited by
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Hardware King of North Texas!
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STOVES AIO TINWARE,
Iron Steel, and
Wagon Wood Work.
Manufacturers Agent For
CHAMPION REAPERS AND MOWERS.
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WILDER BROS.
LAWRENCE, - „ * . KANSAS.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
White and Colored Shirts from the Best Materials in the Market
We make it a specialty to keep constantly on liaixl the best materials which hem#
pm cliaMMl in laive ciUHiiUtles direct from manutacturers. ciiahles us to sH
,i,„n s. C-nlliii's and Cuffs of all stylus made to order iSrOur So h;
................. which licing
enables us to si II at very low
through tldsscotlon'oVu^c country b'^a few weeks,"with a lhi^'11m*'of's* 1111*;>V<'s."l*Ic;/so
reserve your orders for him.
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ESTABLISHED
1*72!
John Deere & Go's Celebrated Plows and Cultivators.
Deere’s Gilpin Sulkey Plows.
Adams and French Harvesters and Binders.
J. I. Case & Go’s Threshers and Horse Powers.
Steam Engines,
Gullet Cotton Gins,
Brooks Cotton Presses.
J. J. COLLINS ! Mitchell & Go's Improved Wagon.
HEADQUARTERS ON
Stull ail Fait! Emin
il is anti-poliey victory in Illinois. jgg“Thls firm carries mi immenso stock
In short, it is a stiff-hacked, stal- of the very MXI.S1
wart, anti-mush Republican victory i CO-ATF I CS-
everywhere. SUITINGS
Hitler take* his defeat very plul j j-»|5- CvOOllri
nsophicnlly, and says, “personal sue- j „f every kind. The: have the very flout
cess or defeat to mo is nothin?. 1” D' °f .IKAN8 anil other f.hrlc* nilta-
item.’’
CONSISTING OK THE LEADING ARTICLES, SUCH AH
Salt, Bacon, Flour, Liquors, '&c
fugrTobaccos of All Grades and Styles.«^Ffl
AND THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
SUGARS AND COFFEES.
A LARGE STOCK OF
€mx aim §ars,
Samiiveairo Tims I
A.X.WAYS ON HAND.
|^~J. J. Collins is agent tor the Budweiser Lager Beer, the
best in the world. Come and try it. , , .
J. J. Collins is agent for the Improved Howe r tales, the nest
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Straube & Go’s Corn and Wheat Mills, and all Kinds of Mill
Machinery. Victor Cane Mills and Cook Evaporators,
all of which I will sell at
| quality or .ih.a.xb ami ntner r.nric* much- j j (j0Uins is age lit. tor the Improved tit
Scale#'in use. Come and see them operated.
FACTORY PRICES,
WITH FREIGHT ADDED.
AH Goods Fully Warranted.
State Agent For
CHAMPION REPAIRS.
Correspondence Solicited.
3D. W. C. 3DA.VXS,
Denison and Sherman, Tex.
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Burson, J. W. Denison Daily Herald. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 64, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 13, 1878, newspaper, November 13, 1878; Denison, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth721199/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.