Denison Daily Herald. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 116, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 29, 1878 Page: 4 of 4
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An Old Mm Stafcbcd to Death at
White ft boro.
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—Ml* one fourth
oT HHprrAm rice
:l« mil, ami raise and bake
tfbmc eak< a
life Mice Floor at Uaismaii A Co’s.
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LOCAL SHORT STOPS.
Moody made clothing at cost at £
11. Haunu’a. *
Now style* of job lypo just rocciv
•d at the Umald.
' £. It Hanna, the morchant tailor
make* the nobbiest anils. *
tVesh Havana cigar* received this
day at Lo«i* Lebrocht’s. *
Royal Port, tho pure jinc* of the
grape at Louis Lebrccht’s. *
Don’t fail to go nnd see how well
llannu’s Drug store looks. *
A new line of piece goods at E.II.
Hanna’s, the Mot chant Tailor. *
Charles Lease, a druggist of 20
j ells’ cxMrienco, can bo found at
Aclu»on’»lbug store. *
A lot of white load just received
at Acheson’s di ng store, which will
be sold cheap for cash. *
If you sv*nt to surprise your wife,
go to Pcrkiils’ on Dusk avenue, and
have your .picture taken. *
Fino Testings and Meltons just
received at J.II.Hill’s, merchant tai-
luring establishment, No. 310 Main
street. *
Clias. Dexter, a druggist of tliir-
ty-niiioyears,four months and thirty
days’ at llanna’s drug store 112
Main street. *
Ilanna lias tho 175 fire proof o’l.
It will not explode. If von want a
safe nnd dear oil call and try it—
flO cents per gallon. *
Gaisman A Co’s Pickled tripe.
Tho track of tho M., Iv. & T. is in
splendid condition.
Several car loads of iron for the
D. & S. E. arrived yesterday.
A new two.atory building is go-
ing up on Woodard street, north of
Merrick avenue.
Tho Herald job office is turning
out printing equal to any dono ill
Chicago and St. Louis.
Tlio Alamo hotel passes under a
new rogimo on Friday, Messrs Tay-
lor and Eddy retiring.
William Bond, General Manager
of the M., K. k T. will ho in the city
the first part of next week.
The M., K. k T. pay car is expect-
ed here, about Thursday. ‘‘Como
thou fount of every blessing.”—ring.
The howling alley in tiio base-
ment of the Til b’s building is be-
coming ono of tho most popular
places of resort in tl.o city.
The Scldcn Irwin Comedy Con?-'
panydid not please the Denisonians. j
The Herald ranks them as third-1
c’ass, and tho Herat,o is right.—,
Sherman Register.
Charles II. Jones, freight condor-j
tor M. I£. & T. was attacked with
cramps a nd spasms two or three days
ago and came near dying; he is still
confined to Ills bed.
C. Alliccn lias opened a living
and cleaning establishment on Atm-
lin avenue, ucar Skiildy street. lie
is a practical dyer of long experi-
ence and comes well recommended.
w« m+ jm*
"but bare good aathority for
saying the lecture was a failure.
The line of argument pursued was
prophecy. The gentleman claimed
that prophecies in tho Bible
said, in substance, that tho Jew
should bo scattered among all na-
tions, and that they should become
a hiss and by-word; he asserted,
without proof, that they were scat-
tered ameng all nations; that they
were the hiss and by-word—for who
respects a Jew? From a man oecu
pying Mr, Seolt’s position, claiming
to be a teacher und a preacher o!
Chttst’s religion such u question
comes with bad grace, and stamps
the man who would utter it ns nar-
row minded, fanatical and either
grossly ignorant or hopelessly preju
diced. Tho day has long since
passed for asking such ques-
tions, nnd whatever tho He-
brew lathers may Imvo dono,
if anything, to incur the displeasure
ofoitlier (foil or the Gentiles, sue
eceding generations have redeemed
He will Assume Personal Control
Of tlie I toad—-Marked Im-
provements to be Made.
From tlio 80.I1II;) Democrat-]
A Dp in octal reporter Imd the
pluusuru ofan interview yesterday
evening with |[\Vm. Bond, esq., Gen-
eral Manager of tlio M., K k T. rail-
way. Tlio reporter found Mr. Bond
trank, genial and ready to respond
to all inquiries concerning the pres-
ent condition and future manage-
ment of liis road, From all this
interview tlio Democrat deducts cer-
tain coneiilsions in which tlio public
iiro interested and have a right to
know.
As there lias been much discussion
in our community, as well as by tlie
press, with reference to a proposed
change in tlio management of the
road, tlio Democrat will say that ii
is fully siili-fieil with tlio conversa-
tion had witli Mr. Bond, that no
change will take place in the person-
nel ol its management. We tire glad
to learn ono thing: tho General
llnxir race in tlio eyes ot aT, unprej I Manager is lo exercise a tloso per-
udicud.people and to-day stand see- j S0l,al supervision over all the
ond to no nationality’ nor rcbgious department* ol the railway, making
seel in society, science, art, litera-
ture, finances nor polipcs. Mr.
Scott should not forget that Christ
was a Jew; so also was Moses and
Joshua; D’L-raeli is a Jcwjtlie I’otlis-
liis headquarters at Scdaliti, spend-
ing much of Lis time on tho road,
superintending its commercial inter-
ests, not only upon tlio immediate
lino of (lie road, but at St. Loins,
cliilds, to-day holding tho balance of Chicago, Kansas City, Galveston
power in the world of finance are :ind other important points to which
Jews. Among our own people nnd
wherever known the Jews uro res-
pected just as much ns any other
people. The people of Denison are
not so fanatical nor prejudiced that
they can be interested or won by tho
abuse of a people who do not de-
servo it.
Mr. Scott's lecture did not sati.-fy
even those who believe in the Di-
vinity of tho Bible, much less con-
vince a skeptic of tlie same. We
regret to noto that tlio good which
Mr. Scott did in his first lecture is
his dunes may call him, and gener-
ally exorcising many of the powers
which have heretofore been assumed
by other parties.
It is fair to infer that the freight
and the operative department will
bo separated to a greater or a less
extent; will lie independent of each
other, and responsible only to the
General Manager.
Oilier minor charge* nro in con-
templation, which in the judgment
of tlio Democrat, will loud to make
tho administration more effective
overshadowed by the harm which ar,H popular. I hese changes will
ho did himself and the cause in the niU(*e apparent front time to
last.
Butter, butter, the finest creamery
butter at Gaisman k Co’s.
XITY PERSONALS.
Nick Yost, tie inspector M. K.& T.
is stopping at tlio Alamo.
lime who come in contact or have
business with tlio management. It
may be well enough to say that tlio
manager and all of his subordinates
are in full accord and harmony, and
are anticipating results more favor-
able to the corporation and accep-
table to tlio public than heretofore.
Gooigo Reynolds, passenger eon-! Il ld ovi(lo,ltlY tho determination
.................. I.- f. T ,1______ ! of Mr. Bond to make the M. K. k T.
ductor on the M. K. k T. in tlio ear-
ly days of Denison, is registered at
the Alamo.
Conductor Ben Brown, wife and
sister returned yesterday from Mus-
kogee.
Ed Cliadiek left for the north yes-
terday.
Ed Perry returned from St. Louis
yesterday evening.
Division Superintendent E. Hard-
Railway a first-class institution in
every particular, and restore it toils
once high position in the estimation
of tlio public generally, and with
other roads. He realizes tlio fact
that ho will Imvo sufficient to do in
operating his eight hundred miles of
road nccoiding to the standard’ ho
has fixed upon, and ho will go to
work to do it like a man, equal to
tlio emergency. One great diffieul-
Edito* IISRAM)Belying upon
your usual sagacity and truthfulness,
I allowed myself to be deluded into
attending last overling a lecture de-
livered by Eld. L. W. Scott, on tlio
divine origin of the bil lo. lam a
lrco-tli|nke», and consequently open
to anything like a reasonable argu-
ment. I have hoard tlio subject
die Hissed by leu rued men, and had
hardly hoped to hear anything new,
but my astonishment was indeed
great when 1 found Unit I was lis-
tening to a more rehash of tlio ser-
mons of T. P. Jackson, of Hartford,
Conn. Jackson attempted lo prove
tlio divine origin of tlio biblo by
tho sumo process as now imitated by
Mr. Scott. It required no great tal-
ent, ingenuity, nor lo^'C to destroy
tlio arguments of the illiterate ran-
ter, Jackson, and still less is neces-
sary, when his sayings are hut illy
repented by ail imitator, who pos-
sesses less than half the natural
gdis, and barely ono quarter o‘
the acquired attainments of his mod
el. .Scott endeavors, as did Mr.
Jackson, to prove the divine origin
of the biblo by the prophecy of Jer-
emiah,that the Jews were to l e seat
tored among all nations of the earth,
ft was shown in rebuttal ’of Mr.
Jackson’s self sumo position, that
such a prophecy had never been ful
tilled. A man of but mode-
rate information knows that
there are many nations among
which tlio Jews aro not “scat-
torodj" and further, some propli
et, or other, is supposed to have
said that the Jews were to become
a hiss and a bye word among the
people rd all nations. This prophe-
cy can never be fulfilled. To bo on
lho safe side tho prophet’s words
should have been:—“They shall he
a hiss and a bye word to tho illetei.
ate, the fanatic and the fool.”
It Mr. Scott will confine hinisell
to preaching to people who believe
ill the divine or gin of the biblo he
will no doubt become a marked sue
cess, but it takes guns of a larger to
calibre to convince, what lie terms,
“skeptics.”
Perhaps Mr. Scott would do
well to remember that when In.
speaks lo as intelligent an audience
us the ono ho spoke to last night, lie
must nut make an assertion so pal-
pably untrue as tho ono advanced
bv him last night, when lie said that
he had recently seen a table of sta
tisties, enumerating and classifying
the population of tlio earth into the-
various religions, in which the Jews
did not figure at all. If Mr. Scott
can show such a table printed in any
reliable publication prior lo this dale,
tlie writer of this will pay one iiu.n-
iiuED dollars to any charitable
institution he (Mr. Scott) may
elect.
I am not a rcligioms', nor do i
ty heretofore lias been that some ofj care to argue on these topics, hut as
ing left for Muskogee this evening. ,|1C officials were overburdened with !a friend of the 11erald,1 would,with
A. J. Mosso, of tho firm of Tignor
k Mosso returned from Tennessee
last Saturday.
J. IV. Z pff, St. Louis, I). T. Hart-
well, Savoy and A. \V. Prescott,Chi-
cago are registered at tho Alamo.
this. In fact, the M. Iv. k T. will
enter upon a now era of prosperity
and bccomo what is possible for it,
reucliimr as it does from the Mississ-1
. ippi to Red river, and traversing the '
L. Brown, formerly freight agent finest agricultural region upon the
at Atoka xvas in the city yesterday, face of the globe.
Dr. Ilaynos, of Slringlown is in
tlio city on a visit to his brother.
duties and the interests ol tlio road j all due respect, urge upon you to
suffered. There will bo no more of j omit a repetition of the phrase “no
one will regret listening to tins lec-
ture” from the announcement of any
religious disquisition. Fuke'Thinker.
Fresh tigs in hulk at Gaismun’s.
PlilVATE SCHOOL.
Miss Myrtle Page will open a pri-
lo show that Mr. Bond is in car | vnto school, Monday Jan. 28th on
nest, and that the road is to ho put! Burnett avenue, near’Ganny street
G. G. Randall, wLo lias been in
Dallas, informs tho Herald that
Langb.vllo will probably escape the
penitentiary, ss it cannot bo proven
that lie stoio more than twenty dol-
lars worth of goods at ono time.
Under tlio head uf important lo-
cals will bo found a notice of want-
el. Mrs. George is well known as
keeping one of the most comfortable
houses nnd setting iho best tables
in the city.
Max Grundsticn, ofSam’l Star k
Co., xvas the recipient yesterday of
the present of a liandsomo set of
Inrniture from friends in the East —
it was a bachelor’s set, be it etnem-
bered.
Tignor k Mosse havo finished a
handsome dray for Seiillin k Perry.
The mammoth mule, weighing six-
teen hundred pounds xvas hitched lo
the dray this morning, and attract-
ed ns much attention ns a circus pa-
rade.
John L. Riddle has rented nn of-
fice in tho Dinsmofe building,corner
of Main street and Burnett avenue
and lias commenced liio practice of
law. To keep up with the times
Mr. Riddle enrolled his name ns a
subscriber of the Daily Herald.
CUV 'pe-
ers in Europe aie i.-— ; i
and Austria.
Gatewood Haynes, representing a
large Wagon manufactory of Chicago
is in the city.
New York Creamery cheese at
Gaisman k Co’s.
in first class condition, it is ouiy first door west from Sam llanna’s.
necossat v to state that seven tliuu- Pupils of ail grades admitted. Terms |,
During the absence of Mayor
Grubbs, esquire Kirk is dealing out
judicial crumbs at the Recorder’s
court. Five cases were disposed of
this forenoon. Ono offender was
finod §10 and cnsis ior disturbing
tho peace; two §5 ami costs for tlio
same offense, and two 82 and cojls
for getting drunk.
A young man xvlio arrived hero
yesterday on tlio Central tram
claims to havo been fleeced out of
§100.00 by three-card monte men on
the train between Galveston and
Houston. Ho bad just money
enough loft him to ptirchaso a
ticket to Denison. His parents live
near Emporia, Kus., and lie has ap-
plied to them for money lo carry
him home.
sand tons of steel rails have recent-
ly been purchased for this road at n
cost of §350,000. It is the intention
to lay a hundred miles of steel rails
this year. These rails will he plac-
ed where they are needed the most
upon short curves and where the
greatest damage would result in the
event of an accident. Where new
rails become necessary, a section of
not loss than one mile will lie laid
and no more necessary. The object
is not lo have one steel rail and then
an iron one, out at least one contin-
uous mile of steel rail. Tlireo Iirii-
Correspnmtenee Denison IIkiiam>] .
\VHlTESBoito, Jan. 27th ’78
Our usually quiet lilflo village
ivu* startled by tlio cry of murder
last evening. The victim xvas one
of our oldest and most I'ospoetod cit-
izens, Parson McKiimmio. While
returning from his smoke houso ho
xvas met and stabbed by a party sup
posed to be a young man named Al-
len Maltliexv.x—a resident of Whites
boro. McKaminie died almost in
staidly. A negro girl who was liv-
ing in tlio family of the murdered
man is Biispioioned as being an ac-
complice in the murder. Both the
girl and Matthews are under arrest,
awaiting examination. The murder
was committed without the icasi
procuration on the part of Mclvain-
mie. There is much excitement
among tlio people of Wliitesboro
and yiciuity and it is feared tho law
may not ho permitted to take its
course. Evidence is strong against
both parties. Jl. E.
MURDER MosT Fol'L.
From the iSIn iiiiiin ('.'Butler. 2flih.]
Wliitesboro is wild with excite-
ment over the murder of a citizen
ivlio was so inoffensive and univer-
sally respected, that.we should at
no minute bo surprised to brar of a
case of lynching out that way.
The victim was Parson McKaminie
a Methodist minister, seventy-throe
years old, and the father-in-law of
Col. Craven, (demised) who is well
known all over the State.
Mr. McKaminie had been living
ulnno in a house situated a nlock or
so from the main stieet in town, hid
at the time of tho murder two little
grand children were in tho house
also. A young colored woman had
been doing his housework for him,
and she was a witness to liie whole
affair.
For some lime a young man nam-
ed Matthews, son of a well known
blacksmith, had been coming to sec
this colored woman evenings, and
Mr.MeKaminio has several times told
him to slay away.
At about seven o’clock Saturday
evening Matthews was seen sntcrii g
Mr.McKaniniie’s yard by climbing a
fence lo the rear, and it was not
long afterwards that the murder be
came known.
Just to the rear of tho I otse, and
only a fow fed fiom it, is a meat
house, and tho supposition is that
Mr. McKaminie hearing a noise in
the meat.lions? went out there; that
after he entered the door M ittliews,
with his left hand, grabbei him
by one shoulder an I plunged a knife
which he held in the other hand
tlireo times into his body. Two of
the wounds are on the breast a few
inches heloxv the neck, and enlier
of them would have proved lataljtLe
third is in tho shoulder.
It was very soon alter the deed
was committed that the colored girl
ran into the house of a son of Mr.
M Kaimnic’.s not f.irdistaiit,and sum
moiled assistance. At about the
same time Matthews who lives a
block from the scene of the tragedy,
ran into tlio house of a neighbor ol
his and said lie feared something
was wrong at Mr. McKiinimie’s, (or
he had heard a scream down lli.d
way. He appeared to he too Imicli
out of breath for the bale distance
which he claimed lo have run. lie
JP
the atteiitf^t trt the RiittiUflUM to a
serious nuisance ln\lh\
soulKuast part nf the city, near 1%
Lond's cotton gin. Severn I days
ago a number of hogs crawled uoV
ft ftMWUT,
\\ STATE GOV ERXM ENT.
\ Next inncrsl e net Ion of Tessa Is to ho
luld on ill# Unit Tuomlny next niter the fir.t
Mulatto in November, IH7H, mid general
eltmtkm* evury two y#nr» thureaffer, under
der an empty building and died, it j|j*h regiilatluik us muy lie piesoriheii l»y
is supposed with the choloin. ’Phi:
stench from their decaying remains
is tumble, and if tho mfisnnco is not
abated thoso living in tho neighbor
hood will, they inform tho Herald,
be obliged lo move away. Wo hope
those whose duty it is to look after
such mutters, will see that something
is done immediately.
New Almonds, filberts, Brazil
nuts, English walnuts, Tennessee
peanuts and California pears at C.
It. Enpcr’s. 1-27-21'
SPECIAL LOCALS.
i nVKKTI'KMKNT-S nutlet-this head.
A \ ill litis type anil style will he Inserted
at llie rate i.l It 11 lit.- a line for each inser-
tion. All iiilverti: cm ids not marked
otherwise will lie marked "tl” (till forbid)
and insulted till ordered out.
Pleasant and well kept rooms, np
ply south-west corner of Main st
Burnett ave., up stairs. 1 27 lw
Chinese Laundry.
Sam Wall resp- ctliilly informs
llic citizens ol Doilison tlial he liar
opened a laundry on Main slroot,
........... from the Valley House.
All arlicles of wearing apparal
neatly washed on the shortest no
tice. Has ten years experience
in tlio laundry business, and guaran-
tees satisfaction. *
If you want to gel a pretty album
ora beautiful trunic, buy it at Per-
kins’ an gallery on I’usk avenue. ’I'
Please cull at llanna’s drugstore
and see the Alabaster lamp chilli
neys, shade and chimney combined.
I’liey will not break from heat. "
Wo havo just received several
barrels of the eolchralod brand ol
Caslelman’s Kentucky whiskey
which we offer lo our customers loi
medical purposes, knowing it to In
the Purest and Best whisky made,al
W. M. Hanna k Co. *
To get a good lil let l>. F. Foley
measure y on at E. 11. Hanna’s tin
inurclinnl. tailor. *
All in want of the best Altcrutivi
and Blood Purifier ever made can
be supplied ai Hanna’s drug store
at §1 per bottle. *
ItllHIlVill.
The Ringer i fliec has 1 cm re
nioCi d lo the building opposite the
Post Office, which lias been fitted
up in excellent style. Machines of
all styles on sale, and sewing ma
eliines ol any kind repaired at short
notice, and purls furnished when de-
sired. *
STATE OFFICIAL# FOR I8T7 7H.
Utah nut U. Hubbard of Nniit.li comity,
Governor.
WuPs Thompson, of Colorado county,
blunt. Gni’cmor.
Isani (}. Nearer, of Travis uimntv, Suc'y
i) ISi ut u.
Andrew J. Dorn, of ha tin in countv,
I'ltaisnri'i-,
it - H* IJoone, of Clinics county, Attorney
Ground
Geo. McCormick, of Colorado coioilv, As-
sistant Attunicv Goncrut. ’<**
Stephen II. Darden, ot Caldwell coSnlr,
Comptroller.
,). -J. lirooH, Coiiml county,Commissioner
if the General J,nnd Older.
\ . O. lliug, of llcxar county, Commis-
sioner oHiisuruiicc. Statistics und History.
John X\. Cnilowny,of Tr.ivis county, JSu-
porintendilit of Public Grounds nml Duild-
in;;s.
UNITED STATES SENATORS.'
Sam licit Maxoy, of l’aris. Lamnr coun-
ty, nnd Richard Coke, ol Wuco, Meheiilum
county.
r.s. representatives
John II. Reagan, of Palestine, Anderson
‘minty, First District; David N. Culberson,
if JeHcrson, Mason county, Second District;
tallies N. Tiirocknnn ton, of McKinney. Col-
lin county, Fluid District; Roger </. Mills,
ofOorsicmiii, Navi rio county, Fourth llis-
tri t; D. C. tiddings, of Brenhiuu, Wash-
inctmi county, Filth Dihtriet; Gustav*
Schleicher, ol Cueru, Dewitt euuntv, Sixth
District.
V. S. GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS.
" in. II Woods, P. H. Circuit Judge;
I’lios. S. Duval U. S. District Judge; Alex.
1*. \V uolridgc, U. S. Commissioner and Ueg-
slrar in Diinkruptey; Marshall firewater,
IT. S Internal Revenue Collector; Andrew
I. Evans, U. S. Attorneypl'lios. F. Purnell,
l'. S. Marshal; Matthew Ilopkius, U. N.
Circuit and District Clerk.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
A. H. Wilkin on, County Judge; W. It.
I.aiiklord, IL-Iriet Clerk; Gen. A. Dirker-
aiiiu, Count;. Clerk; Win. Kverhcnit, Slier-
II ; t». K. Utter, Collector of Texas; J, p.
Loving, Comity Tr usurer; K. M. Hall.
> 'ouii ty Survey or; Jesse Rainey, Pieiiding
list ice.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
it M. Grtiiihs, Mayor; .1 S. Rest, C erk;
i K. O'Maley, Treasurer, G. G. Itandeil,
Uloinev; Comieiliiii n—E \. Alien, W.
M. Peek. George W. WiPianis, W. If.
Hughes, lh H. Alexander, W. II. Kirk, \V,
li. Ross and Justin Umiui.
POST OFFICE.
W. f. S oil, Postmaster; A-si-tanf-
C, T. Daugheily tmd Asa Hainan.
EDUCATIONAL.
I’tlfi/ir I'nr Srlloul—N. Summer*
vide, Principal. Assistants:—Miss C M.
Davis, Mis. Jl. T. llroivn, Jliss-Phil-
ips. Miss -Coleman, Miss Mav Legate,
nal Jins S. J,. (‘oinull.
SI. I'rtniris \<trirr Iimliiiii/:--
ITmler elirrge of I lie Sisters of St. Jinn,at
die cornel- ot Gandy slreet and Houston ave.
CHURCHES.
S'. I'tilrii l.Js (’tilhulir:- -t’orncr of
Scars street tied Rusk sve , Rev.Father De-
uce pin-tor; semens every Holiday ill 7.30
i M. and IG.GO a. m. Vt-spers at II (111 e. xi.
I’rnthiih'i'iilil— Corner of Gandy st.
and Hurnett uvenue, Rex. I!. 51. Caiisox
pastor: services eveiy Holiday at 10 (10 a. m.
and i ID i*. M. Pravrr-niccting every
Wednesday, holiday School at 0:00 a. s.
Ono nf the gi'cntest ami ho st in-
ventions Amciicu has ever produc-
etl, is the eeletiroled Great Western
Well Auger urn] Drilling Maehinorj.
This wonderful maehiiie has loeriled
tlio best repnuilhin of any machin-
ery of tho kind ever yet invented.
Wo trust our readers will give this I M l/,mli.il l/jiis,,,),,,/: -Corner of
matter tnoir kind eonsideration, and j ^“'"Imd Ktnci ami hanrin nvo :kcw M..-x.
pnrclitise one or more sets of these
SI. I.n/.r's f'jtisro/m/:- -Corner nf
U oodard street and Fannin axe., Rev. J. T.
W in mi r, rector; sendees every hiuidax at
11:00 a. ji. and 7;(,(.) e. si. Nuiuhiv hi limit
at 0.00 a. si.
splendid tools, they are warranted
to In ing the operator a profit ol §25
per day. See udvonisemeut in an-
other column. *
WHITE SEWING MACHINE.
Call on J, M. Hill and examine
tho White sewing machine, il is
the best manufactured.
Foil ut I)i. Hanna’s drug store
and examine tlio latest novelty in
tlie line of lamp chimneys. They
arc the celebrated “ahibnsler,” nnd
will lust for years—warranted not to
break from tlie effect of limit.
Dai unmiTv, pastor; services exerxSandav
al 11:00 a. si a-.d 7:110 r. sc; Sunday
School at 0 00 a. M.; finner melting
Wednesday at li .'Ml r. si.
African M. Church;--Woodard
street, iietxveen An.-1 in and Rusk axenm-s;
Ilex. I). I,. Col r.xiAN, pnstor: sen ices every
Sunday at 11.00 a. m. end i .00 r. xi; priiver
rneellng H ednesdax exenillg; Sundax Sel.uol
at 0 00 a. m.
Haplist < oltn ril Chitl'ch:- Cor-
* j ncr Rond street and Rink Axellee; Rex.W.xf.
I Jacksos, pastor: services extrv Sunday at
11:10 .x. m. and 7:00 r. si.; prayer meeting
ever;. Wednesday ni^lit; S imlay Neliool at
3;* 0 p. xi.
SOCIETIES.
I,one Star l.od,/c I. O. (,'. 'I'.,
An, '///I. -Hall.004 Main sired; meels
every Thursday evening; open Dodge cxery
accompanied llie people down lo the
§2. per month. 1-27 31.
Dried fruits of all kinds al Gai-s
man k Co’s.
An entertainment and oyster sup-
per will be given lo morrow even-
ing in the llibbard building lor the
purpose of raising additional funds
lo build a fence around the public
school grounds. One hundred dol-
lars is now all that is required, and
we hope tlio amount will he forth-
coming to-morrow evening.
Salt lisii al tlio lowest figures a'
Gaisman k Co’s.
uise where tho body was found
deed and fi:ty thousand nuxv lies I
have been contracted for, and will Tl,e Presbyterian Social will be
be placed in position as fast as tlie ! ^ ,t'sldo,K;c
work can bo done. New trestles
Horseradish in bulk
k Go.
ut Gaisman
That ilia Herald is a widely read
journal was demonstrated a day or
so ago. A local appeared in the
Sunday issue stating that a gentle-
man had purchased a building lot,
and contemplated electing a brick
residence thereon. Since then a
perfect avalanche of brick layers
ami masons havo poured in on the
gentleman.
will bo constructed xvhorover need-
ed, and §200,000 will bo expended
upon now bridges and repairing old
ones.
This looks like business, and is an
assurance that tlio owners of the
road intend to give the people a
thorouglifaro of which they may
well be proud.
Gaisman k Go's soil-rising floor.
A large number of mourners fol-
lowed the remains of little Harry
Samuels to tlio cemetery yesterday.
Harry xvas ft child of unusual prom-
ise, nnd his (lenth lias left a void in
the hearts of tlie sorrowing parents
which oannot be filled.
Fielded oidoi.s i; Uaia.uuu A Go’s
Mrs. F. I!. Brown. Thai lady ex-
tends a cordial invitation to all to
attend. An oyster supper will be
given in connection with the social.
No hay contains so much fat as
the clovers.
Fred Muller informs a Herald re-
porter that lie lias decided not to
convert tho upper portion of his
new building into an opera hall, ns
lie thinks Denison can do very well
xvilli Nolan Hall for tho present.
ico os: no os /: eg os :::
Fresh country eggs at 15 cents per
dozen at Gaisman k Go’s •
Two or tl)ico parlies camo over
from Sherman yesterday to see if
they could not procure a' contract
on Fred Muller’s now buildings.
laying on tlio meal house floor dead.
He and the girl were promptly ar-
rested, an I to corroborate tlio tcsii
1110113’ of those who said they saw
him climb tho fence,ono ofliis shoes
was tried to a footmark near tlie
fence and found to fit exactly.
The coroner’s jury were not to
give their decision till yesterday,and j "”"d> 111
A large slock ul imported and do-
mestic cigars at Louis Lcbrccht’v,
sole proprictor-of tlio Infant Won-
der, (.‘ompress cigors. *
Tlio “Aliil'iislei” lamp chimney
introduced by W. M. Hanna is ail
the rage. Don't tail to see them.
I hey are immense.
A large invoice of new stylo piece
Iv II. Hanna’s.
the result of it we have not braid.
It not lynched, probably Matthews
will be m tlie Sherman jail before
iliis reaches our readers.
The colored girl, alter giving sev-
oral contradictory accounts ol the
affair, sanl yesterday tlistt Matthews
Fresh Havana cigare received iliis
day at Louie Lebrecht’s.
LOU SALE.
A handsome residence on Gandy
street between Husk and Burnett
avenues. The property is beautiful-
ly and desirably situated, can he
purchased very client). For terms
committed the murder. What the | “Pl'ly 1,1 Mr0. Legate. 1 25 lw
grand-children can say we Imvo not j Fresh Havana cigars received this
yet heard hut their testimony will i day a’ Louis Lein cent’s. *
probably he important.
lU'TTEIt.
The best butter in town was re’
reived tins morning at Gaisman k
Go’s. Got some before il is too I,He.
Tlie pupils of St. FranCis .Njavier’s
school, Willi a number of ladies and
gentlemen enjoyed a trip on the D.
k S. E. Sunday. •
IMPORTANT LOCALS.
i DVKRTTSEMENTS nude this bead
^Vwiil lie inserted at G'r rule of 2 cents
a line fur pacIi Insertion. All advertise.
I incuts nut nnrki-d ntiicnx Isc will be niark-
c'l "11“ (lilt Ini tial) nml inserted till order-
! rd out. Hispkiy ty pc 1 minted double.
11TAN I ED—To let com forfable rooms
tl will or willfont board. Every-
thine llrst-ekisx. Apply at the residence
ol Mrs. George, corner of Gandv strict
and Austin avenue. J -it) Ini.
1 A ci: HALF.—Lot number six (6)blnck
A" thirty nine (30) on Gaudy strict.be-
tween Houston Hint Austin avenues; with
We have just received a now stock j improvements. Choice well and cistern
_ j Water, young Unit, tress 1 te. This beauti-
I fill lot will lie sold .1111 t-mis lo suit the
RECEIVED.
of Singor sowing machines at
office opposite tho postoffice. Gull
nnd examine them. VosBUaoti k
White. Jan.21,1*74. 1 18 if
times. Apply on premises.
I 25 1 xv.
t;
OAN WAN ri;i).->luo wanted fur 4
»»r 0 uioiitliN, U,r which good suciri-
tv and lihcr.'ii intuivst will In* given* Ad-
/. e / ( , | drrss ntoiicc, glass box i*. P.O. Denison.
Uaumiuu & CvMJJugar cured Lams. Ttxua. 12) lw
t'Mirlli \Vi*(hiL*s<iiiv inciiuh month: A. T.Mtn-
LONG, IV. (\ T.; \v. I . ('oakley. \V. S.
Ci'f/sfaf Lotff/v Xo.lUO:—
Lhill .‘MH Mivin st; meets every \lomla\ rven-
in,K: oj)c»n iiodgu ('von fourth NN (flm sday in
uacli moiith; W. K. Simpson, W. (’. T., II. S.
Sow l.l.s, \V. S.
lAUkv Slav fj>Xo. 40,‘i:—
H' 11 iu Nidional Hank budding; M ufs first
Friday in t u-h month; Clnis. A. Cunning-
ham, W. A. Jirenner, Sec’y.
Hof/ttl Avvh 1 ha/iti r Xo, /•IS:—
Hull in National Hank building; inerts sec-
ond and a ml fourth Thursdays in each month;
•Julian C. Fcilds. M. K. II.' i'.; Tho*.. Hull-
man, Scu’v.
Denison Lro/f/e /. f>. O. 1*7 Xo.
/fi 1:—Hull in National Hank building;
meets every Friday night; J. Kevins, N. ii.;
♦I. l». (inasu, SuuV.
Denison /inetnnjnnenf /. D. (>.
/. Xo, SU:—Hall in National I*.ink
budding; Mop fa every first Mon lav in each
month; .1. Kevin?, (’. I\; A. Ul.IiScribe.
Te.t'ffs (Uifholiv Henvrolcnt Is-
soriff/ion:-‘Mev.t* at Hip ('atlmlij Far-
sonngc*semi-monthly; J. I). (Juiun, J’lusi
dent; E I'. Kane, Seuy.
/ ovn’fft i7.s:--Il il1 oror i>'>st office;
meet? second Sunday in each month at .'1:00
r. m.; I,. Eebreclit, President, K. T. Hade-
leff, Sec’y.
l/ooli a it tf Laih/ev f'o,;—Engine
room corner of Slxiddy street and Hur-
nett avenue; meet* third Monday in
each month at I :.‘I0 i*. m. Max Grundsteiir,
President; L. Lebreclit, Sec’y.
Denison 1'nrnet Hum/: Meets in
lull over post office every Wednesday even-
ing; J. ((Jnase, I,cade-.
I'o ml nctor's Itrot/icrhooft Xo.
•>•?:—Moots every first ami third Sunday*
in each month at 7 MO r m. in Masonic
Hall, ^ohn R. U'tlght, Chief Conductor,
George Yoat, Sec’y.
MILITARY*
tiffte (It ff ft it a Vfis:—A rmorv over the
I o.-t Offie, Main slreet; regular meeting*
lirst Saturday of each month; J. It. Saun-
ders, Captain; O. 8. Harrison, First 8.u-
geant.
DEN WON*.
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Burson, J. W. Denison Daily Herald. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 116, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 29, 1878, newspaper, January 29, 1878; Denison, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth722051/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.