Denison Daily Herald. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 199, Ed. 1 Friday, May 24, 1878 Page: 4 of 4
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VOUXTY AXXOUXCKMEXTS.
For the election to be held on tlie first
THeader alter the first Monday in No-
vember(6th) 1878.
COrSTY COI.I.KCTOU.
TTTR are authorized to announce TIIOS.
W HOFFMAN as a .tnndldute for Coun-
ty Collector. subject to the action of the
Democratic Countv Convention.
COUNTY Jl'IXie:
TITK arc aulitorlzed to announce 8. D.
W STKEDM AN for fills office.
|TTt arc authorized to announce J. r.
YV MILLS as a candidate tor the of-
fice of'Judge of Grayson county at the
November election.
office.
Foil ASSESSOR.
rg are authorized to announce A. II.
ANDREWS a canldate for tills
FOIE SHERIFF.
TfTo are authorized to announce the
W name of W. C. EVERI1EART as
a candidate for re-election to the office of
Sheriff of Grayson county, at life ensuing
election, subject to flic decision of the
Democratic County Convention,
"1TTE are authorized to announce E. G.
YV DOUGLASS a candidate for this
office, subject to the decision of the Dem-
ocratic comity convention.
Foil COUNTY CLERK.
■YTTK are authorized to announce G. A.
YY DICKEUMAN a candidate for this
office.
The eccentric-looking little ‘‘May
teat” bat is said to bo the moat pop-
ular affair lor the seaside or coun
try* t
Gold cloth embroidered with dai-
sies made of pearls, was the lovely
material of a dress worn at a spring
bull in Paris.
The “rnolo piano” is the melo-dra-
matic name of the lust meluucholy
transformation to which the piano
lias boeo reduced.
The necessity of knowing wliut
not to print makes the waste-basket
department as important us uny
[Resided over by uti editor.
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A mule nover knows what it is
to be tenderly cured lor until lie is
elevated to the dignity and position
ol a race hot so.
The best article of Port wine,
most suitable tor medical purposes,
ever brouglt into Denison is now at
Aehcson’s.
Pure Clnrot Wine, Sour Mash
Bourbon, Fine Old ityo, Havana
Cigars, Imported Cognac, Holland
Gin at Yoidel’s Sample Room. 5-11 tf»
Etiquette has decided that it is
good stylo tio' the gentleman to
bow onlv after the lady has bowed.
Wlmt a bow-wow about nothing.
FOR DISTRICT Cl.ERK.
"¥TTE arc authorized of <mnntince W.
YV II. LANKFORD a canodidate for
this office.
FOR TREASURER.
rE arc authorized to announce ,1. I’.
LOVING a candidate for this office.
NOTICE.
Ed. ft Zlntgraff in the anthorlz-
ee traveling agent foe the Herald,
and all eontraetx made ft// him
trill be honored ft// the manage-
ment, M. F. Hearing.
Local short stops.
Lubricating oil at Aclicsori’s.
The “galled jade winces,” politi-
cally speaking.
The Lone Star Mill is shipping
flour to Millican.
The old favorite—the Colusns ci-
gar at Eppstion Bros. 5-23if
Murder and the locality of a
good froo lunclt will out.
T/ghtning lias never beon nblo to
strike a Congressman speechless.
Imported Geiniau Wino Vinegar
at Yeidel’s. 5.21 if
Over 100 men are at work in the
woods oast of Denison getting out
ties fur the D. & P. MeNaugliton,
the contractor, purchased a number
of tents to-day for his men.
T. C. Driggs, of Kansas City,
writes to a gentleman in litis city,
slating that ho may probably return
hero and engage in business again
next fall.
0. B. Kono returned from a trip
through Hunt and Fannin counties
last evening. He reports that grain
has beon considerably damaged by
the recent ruins. Wheat standing
in the shuck is clinked with weeds.
“Combined yellow, red and blue”
is still tbo hue and cry ol fashion.
The News says that Sherburne is
building a stable on his property on
Bond street. That s'.able was built
and occupied over two weeks since,
and it ain’t on Bond street cither.
Try again.
The rarost, it not the loveliest,
flower of spring is a beautiful “Mar-
guerite” of superb diamonds and
pearls, quivering on a stem of coiled
wire. It is the latest novelty in the
shape of a hairpin. Who would not
like to heir it?
A few iinporlod hats aicstill fruit-
ful in lussious-looking berries, cher-
ries, and plum", but pine cones,
I thistles, burs and seed-pods are lak-
j ing their places among the rich and
ihc Letts hat is the latest; part’-uolured leaves of late spring,
“kick-shaws” in millinery.
Castor oil
Aclicson’s.
only 81 a gallon at ;
Gilt Crock fillets fiil in the fronts
of some imported bonnets.
Canary seed
Aeheson’s.
f»y the bushel at
Little side-sachcls 'of brads or
silk, attached to a cord of gilt or
beads, and worn overtlio shoulder,
huntsman fashion, or around the
waist a la Goethe's Marguerite, are
cm_ among the last pielly eccentricities
i of stj lc.
About twcnly-tive men find
ployinont at the now gas works.
Tbo Colosus—the best cigar in j Although bows are decidedly out
Ihc market at Eppstion Bros. Ken-j of style, and nothing but beaded
tin ky Whisky Depot. G-2Btt. clasps are now used to fasten jackets,
, ^T~ ~ . , loop skirts and connectr slooves; the
the phonograph uses prolane Inn- 1 ’
, Lillies mill show a determination to
guage without blushing or changing j,
iis temper I hang on to the beaux.
, fond of
dram* and wabare tome manufac-
tured for its especial eoiiaideraiion.
Are not ihe present municipal offl-
Oers largely Democratic? Have Dem-
eombmed to elect the,best men lo
municipal offices? Are nut Re-
publican taz-payera entitled lo some
consideration even though the Drm
ocruts bo in <ho majority? Have
ccn-ciontions, manly and common
sense Democrats in this city ever
desired to muko a party issuo in our
muni' ipnl affairs ? Is not the aver-
age Democrat in Denison just as ca-
pable of selecting and voting fur a
worthy candidate as the manipula-
tor of a small ring is of seleiting a
candidate lor whom he shall vole?
—to bo continued in our next. Plain
answers respectfully requested.
The local of the Ft.Worth Post has
been out wesi“se«ing many things,”
and it occui l ed thus: lie had taken
in a bull,and had enjoyed very great
pleasure. His description of persons
and things connected with the bull
was glowing, and in one placo lie
stopped over on a mashing belie as
follows: “Her dainty feet were
encased in shoos that might bo tak-
en lor fairy boots.” Alter supper
ho suddenly packed his collar-box
and lit out for the buffalo range. In
a few weeks lie had accumulated
enough wealth to get a pretty tomb-
stone for the unfortunate composi-
tor which bears the simple inscrip
tiun: “Her dirty feet were encased
in shoos that might bo taken for fer-
ry boats.”
Our neighbor bubbles over just a
little this morning—but the bubble
is of very wild nature, and not cal-
culated to attract any particular at-
tention. The great misfortune of our
beloved neighbor is its mania for
burying its dimunitive self in mas-
sive conundrums. We seriously re-
gret that it should wasto its useful-
ness in such an unprofitable busi-
ness. The m. g. holds a position in
this community that no similar in-1
Btitmion could fill. Its mission is
to pack a few chronic office-seekers
who, knowing full well they stand
no show ot winning a race on their
merits liopo to tide in on party is-
sues. This is our neighbor’s high
and holy mission and it is discharged
to the best of its ability.—But it don't
fillotficcs all the samo.
But we believe “Prominent Democrat”
is nothing more than a creation of the fer-
tile imagination of the Ueiuii.d scriblcr
himself.—News.
No thank j'ou. Our creative ge-
nius is not engaged in the raanttfac-
ture of'Prominont I)emoerats”or of
“many Democrats.” We have no
stock of voters on hand to bo dispos-
ed of to tho highest bidder. The
Democrats that wo represent bolong
to the reading and thinking class
who manage their own votes as
they manago their own business and
refttso to bo gathered with “many
Democrats” in the breeches pocket
of a soil-constituted leader.
Fivo car loads of catllo arrived
front Whitewright this forenoon,ami
left the metropolis at 5 o’clock for
St. Louis.
That one-legged railroad town Ft
Worth, is in a bad box, and tho pa-
per# are wailing In consequence.
To show to what a degree the
Texas A Pacific is irjuring its own
in orosis and dr ving trade lo com-
peting towns and railroads,we learn-
ed yesterday that Messr*. Bensloy,
Wagnur A Bensloy, are expecting
about two thousand head of entile to
arrive hoto within flic next week,
and they inform a Democrat repor-
ter that unlei-s the managers of the
T. A P. duplicate the inducement of-
fered by the M., K. A T.tit Denison,
every last bead of tho 2,000 will be
driven (brought ibis city to Denison
for shipment.
Twcivo carloads of entt'o passed
through this city tho other day, for
shipment at Denison. Tho accom-
modation and time are far superior
on the tho M., K. A T. road. The
men claim that the T. A P. and l.M.
roads are i tiering them no induce-
ments to ship.
COMPLAINTS OF SHIPPERS. TI1E M., K.
A T. VS. THE T. A P.
Tho Texns A Pacific road in con-
nection with tho lion Mountain, aro
the cause of general complaint
among the catllo and live stock
agents and dealers in this city,
they claim that tho T. A P. aro not
making oven the first effort to se-
cure the cattle shipments that should,
by right, 1^! controlled and com-
manded by them. That tho M., K.
A T. arc offering such inducements
at Denison to shippers, ns bavo al-
ready drawn over a 1,000 car loads
of cattle which should have come to
this market. Tho stock agent is
scarcely over here to attend to tho
business which piopetly devolves
upon him. Complaints have been
made to tho local and home office,
lint little or no attention is paid to
them, and tho result is that influenc-
ed by the extra inducements
held out by tho M..K.A T. Chicago,
instead of St. Louis, is. get-
ting throe quarters of live stock
shipped from Northern Texas, and
nearly or quite all so far lias been
shippof from Denison via tho M. K.
A T. The Texas and Pacific may
continuo t:> sit contentedly on the
tear end of their own presumptions
importance and imagine that they
have the “1 till by llto born,” but
such is not tho case, and unless they
pursue u fur different course than
that which has characterized their
dealings ol tho past, tho if. K. & T.
will got away with three quarters ot
all the cattle shipped tins season,
when by virtue of location and nat-
ural advantages, Fort Worth and
the Texas and Pacific should reap
the profits and control the cattle
liaivost of Northern Texas. Lot
this matter Im investigated by the
head officers of the road.
Are the Prices Never Going to
Stop Declining?
the smallest possible margin of pro-
fit.
Gaisman A Co’s, is tbo place to
buy staple grocorios because they
sell such great quantities that they
always have them fresh, and can af-
ford to sell them at the lowest
prices. As for fancy groceries thoy
aro tho headquarters as then stock
is always complete.
Gaisman A Co’s, is tho placo to
get your teas. They have every
kind and sell them at tho lowest fig-
ures. Just think ol good Huang-Se
tea at three pounds for $1 00. They
have a few chests moro of that First
Chop Moyune Gunpowder and Im-
perial.
Always remember that Gaisman
A Go’s is tho place to buy groceries.
If there is anything in the grocery
lino you want you can get it from
them st'itE or its not be had this sido
of the Paris Exposition.
CITY PERSONALS.
3ft cents, Toilet slippers,
35c “ Morning “
35c “ Evening “
35c “ Opera “
3 pairs for 81.00 at Sherburne's shoo
store, 5 12tl
Wanted Immediately.
One hundred good tie makers, for
the Denison A Southeastern and
Denison & Pacific railroads. Apply
to J. P. MeNaugliton at J. H. Por-
ter’s, 118 Main stroot, Denison,
Texas. 5 22 2w
“Georgie had a little dog.
It sat upon the rail,
A big Imlgiiic came right along
And cut off’Ida little tail.”
—*--- *
Moro dcatiis are caused by ent-|
ing too much than by having too
litt'e to oat.
An Ames engine, to lie used at
the plaining milt ot llidelson A In-
gersoll, arrived to-day irom the
East.
M. K. A T. engine No. 22 which
was wrecked near McAlister last
Wlmt the Democracy of Denison wants
is a ticket made up of the best men of the
j citv.—News. .
That’s what the Democracy wants. j S#Umlu>' "i,s Put on 1,10 “iron”
Many men wiiT^n begin to go I •»“« “™nv Democrats” and his l.ttlc '-lay and sen, to Pa,sons for rc
Without vests, that they may not ho t li(l,,e cxP,,t'1 lhe Democracy to let
told to pull them down.
A large gilt screw is the last
unique mill in the fairy fabric of a
f ■diionable bonnet.
Two rows of black braid, w th n
gilt braid between, is the latest
them select the “host men” out of
j their little ting.
Gan our neighbor, looking the
facts fairly umi squarely in the fnec
hold up his hand and say that the
‘ many Democrats”®eeting at Kiik’s
office represented tbo Democratic
method of gliding tho garb of youth.; voters or interests of Denison? This
Aro von troingTo paint? No, , j w a side-show conundrum, but we
hive painted, and bought the ]mir>t puftyerfully request a religious an-
at Acheson’s. ! swer.
A new form of
called the “Elite.”
“loploltical.”
walking hat
It ought to
Pearl embroidery and fringe arc
now used on welding suits. Suita-
ble and pretty.
Something New.
Boston codfish bul's in 2-pound
cm a ready for uso at H. Merritt's.
Riled oii at Aclieson’s.
The Grays..n county
S hoot convention tnee's
liian on tho 28|h of Juno.
js There is no issue in Denison bc-
[iC i ween Republicans ami Democrats.
' The good men of all parties aro al-
ways willing to unite on tho best
men. The real issuo is between tbo
Democrats who desire tho prosperi-
ty of tho city, and “many Demo-
crats” who wants tho offices filled
out of his ring. The ring, feeling
its weakness too, cries for party
I n's. Alas, the hope of tho ring is
forlorn.
Sundry
in Slu'i-
• Banjo Rob” WiH invited bv Mar-
s' nl Ball lo leave Sherman yo»'p -
day and lie left.
terday and sent to Patsons
pairs.
Tho colored pooplo of Denison
and Sherman will go on an excur-
sion to the Littlo Blue, B. I. T., on
the Oili of next month. Round trip
tickets from Sherman, $1.25; from
Denison, 70-ecnts.
A man who arrived in this city
last night from tho Wo t,savN that
a party of Indians on the war path,
enmo within a few miles of Knit
Griffin recently and stole a lot of
An informal meeting of gentlemen
interested in tho Budding and Sav-
ing association was hold last nigt.t
Various plans were discussed. A
committoe was appointed to draft a
constitution mid by-laws, and re-
port at tho first rogulur meeting to
Im held at tho Goto Gity Guards
armory on tho first Monday in June.
No Ring combination is possible if the
i Democrats will attend the primaries and
] do their duty.—News,
j Did anybody ever hear of prima-
ries that were not controlled by a
few? It is supposed that any man
voting at tho primaries is to some
extent pledged to support tho Ring
candidates. Now, it a good Domo-
crut who prefers to vote for candi-
dates on tho ground of inefficiency
rather than popularity with tho
ring, does not so pledge himself he
has no part in the ring nominations.
The majority ot tho Democrats will
not pledge themselves for the bene-
fit of a ring, yet tho ringstors will
have n‘ ‘grand rally” and expect tho
whole party to support tho ring.
A large hotel is to bo built at Mc-
Kinney. Joe Koehler, of this city,
leaves for there Sunday and will
endeavor to secure tho contract.
Politically speaking, the finger-
spoke in tho ring is very luke-warni;
does not overflow with enthusiasm
M. K.A r. passenger train No. 2 j and hopefulness. It is not encour-
met with nn accident yesterday near I aged with tho prospects ami sees
Glutton, Mo. Tho engine, baggage tlml there is no Impo for its rirg
and mail cars were thrown from the ! schemes. Wo sympathize with our
'ruck. No person injured as fa- it< neighbor, and regret that he did not
we eotiltf learn. 1 take our nd\ ice.
Missouri river, the Trans-Continen-
tal, at Omaha, Nob., was built by
Mr. Koehler.
Stock. Citizens and soldiers went Ono of the largest hotels west of the
in pursuit.
C. M. Webb, while endeavoring
to jump off the II. A T. C.mail train
Iasi night near Boss’ mill, fell to
the track and was severely injured
about tho body and arms. It was a
narrow escape and might bvao
been fatal.
Never flat—Ico cold
ways fresh at Yeidol’s
Room.
beer al-
Sample
6.31 tf
Yesterday an old Irishman (a
Democrat/ came up lo Judge Smith,
a Republican and wanted to borrow
“tin” dollars. “Now I’at,” said the
| Judge, “why should I lend you ten
; dollars? You always vote against
me and do all you can to beat tne at
tiio polls.” “That’s a fact, yeer
honor,” said Pat, “and 1 don’t deny
it. Politically, Judge, I’m yor
immy, but financially I’m yer
j friend,” i’at got tbo “tin” dollars.
(.'apt. T. C. Disnmkcs of Strinytown, 1.
T., is In the city.
.lolin Setillin started for St. Louis on
the dooii train to-day,
Rev. M. A. Daugherty and wife return-
ed Irom tlie south this forenoon.
James Leonard and Henry Merritt left
this morning tor Sherman on Important
business.
K. It, Armour of the lirni of Armour A
1’arklngtoii, pork packers. Kansas City, Is
registered at the Alamo.
Rev. It. H. Hall leaves this evening for
Erie, Penn., having received a telegram
that his father is at the point of death.
Otto C. Perry, an old citizen of Deni-
son, who has been out west lor tbo past
two years, is in thccity.
J. It, Wright, union yard master, left
for Marslialtown, Iowa, this morning, la-
Ing called there by a telegram announcing
the serious Illness of a brother.
WHAT WE WANT.
We want Denison to tako that
position that naturally belongs to
her, by light of geographical loca-
tion and railroad advantages. We
want our propor share of the taxes
levied for count}' purposes. Wo
want equality with Slier man. We
want good representation in the
State Legislature. We want such
measures us will work for tho pros-
perity of Denison. Wo want such
men as will be best able to forward
our interests. This is conceded by
all our best citizens with whom the
advancement of our material intcr-
torests is paramount to tho Imano
eagerness lor offieo which a low dis-
appointed office-seekers cannot con-
trol but with each recurring elect-
ion lot their pet mania lend them
into the moat foolish excesses.
It’a citizen of Donisort is worthy
of n county office it is impossible for
tts to place him in it, because of tho
implacable enmity of Sherman. It is
well known that the voters of Sher-
man will not support a Donisoniati,
though ho were the nominee of
twenty Democratic conventions and
his opponent had no other
merit than that his home was not
in the Gate Gity. Jl Dontson wants
a proper division of county officors,
we must put out our best man for
the office and with tho help of tho
county (outside of Sherman) wo can
elect him. But if this man is litwn-
pored with a partisan tag of a ring
convention lie cannot get the vote
of progressive Democrats in the
county.
There are now in the tiold for city
officers moil who liavo been tried
and found efficient; good Democrats,
who by principle aro bolter entitled
to tlie name than tho loml-moiitiied
fellows that make such large pro-
tontions; who will not consent to let
tho ring pass upon their merits. Yet
theso gentlemen will and ought re-
ceive the support of all good men,
especially oi the class of Democrats
that can think for themselves, be-
cause if tho product of the ring
should bo elected it cannot oxo-
cuto our Inws bottler, and if
they should tail tbo sligina
will attach to tlie Democratic
party and the good men of that par-
ty must boar it, as tbo ringstors will
not bo effected by shame. All they
want is office. For that they would
sell tbo fair prospects of our city.
For that they would counteract em-
igration. For that they would drive
away capital invested here and keep
out capital that might come. Let
the business men and mechanics bo
ware of the rings.
Don’t give $1 a bottle for Tur-
bin's extract when you tan buy it
in bulk ill Acbesori’s for half tbo
money.
Somuthiug New.
Boston codfish balls in
cans ready fur use at H. Merritt’s.
THE FLAG STORE!
Are Now OSerlnf
, L » J
Great Barg-alna
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, etc.
CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
Dry Go ods, White Goods,Fancy Goods
GENTS1 FURNISHING GOODS.
LAXDXES KID GLQYE8 BEST IN THE MARKET
BOYS, AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING
EMBROIDEllI ES.LACES& EDGING
PLEASE ( ALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS BEFORE
PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
3NTo Trouble to Show Goods.
CASPER BROS.
Grading on tlm 1). & 1*. within
the city limits was commenced this
morning.
Nineteen car loads of stock were
shipped North to-day to Hunter A
Evans, St. Louis.
No 10-per cent, discount on tho
Mexican dollar nt Aeheson’s. Y’ou
can get 100 cents worth for it there.
A country wagon was observed
to bo a.fire on the street this morn-
ing. It was promptly extinguished.
No insurance.
The strawberry season is about
over. Tho last berries wore gath-
ered this morning on the place of
Ed- Perry.
Mr. McCiukor, the proprietor of
the hotel nt Bollplttiii has been mar-
ried only five years and is the lather
of nine children—3 pans of tw ins.
The iron gas pipes of the old com-
pany are being exhumed for the use
of tho now gas company now build-
ing south-west of the pack.
“What to Eat and Mow to Cook
it,” is the name of u now book re-
cently published. What lo cat and
how to get it, is wlmt is troubling
many a man in this city just now.
It is very ungrateful on the part
of the Roinociacy that they have
not cunforcd somo political distinc-
tion upon Majiili Matiglis. The
M»jali is an adriot politician and
lias done yoeman service for the
Democracy of this city, hut somo
how or other, notwithstand-
ing his ambition for politi
pul honors, be is always left out in
tho cold. Political parties, liko Re-
publics, aro ungrateful.
Millinery and
Dressmaking.
Mrs. M. J. Ballon gives hoi per-
sonal attention to fashionable milli-
nery and dressmaking,stamping.cto.1
No 312 Main street. 5-PJtf
August Duluard guarantees to fit
ami make clothes as good as can bo
made anywhere and at prices to
A CARD.
St. Loins, Nov. 15, 1878
We hereby give nottco to tliepnh
lie in general, that .Messrs, Eppstcin
Bros., of Denison, are tho only au-
thorized agents for our Bottled Beor
for tho city of Denison. Wo high-
ly iceommend tho above named firn
to the patronage of the public,
E. Aniikuser k Go’s. Browing As-
sociation. 2 3 tf
JUST RECEIVED.
*(#•
Tiie II kram> has just received »
fine stock of job material, papers,
cards, bill and letter heads of tho
latest and most approved styles.
Persons wishing anything in llio
line of job printing dono will do ’
well to call, examine our stock, see
samples of work, get pi ices and then
leave orders.
CIGARS.
There lias never been anything in
tlie city to match tho celebrated
hrurids of cigars just received at W.
M. Hanna’s drug store. Thoy aro
incomparable. Try our 6 eont ci-
gars which aro now till tbo rage.
They ate manufactured out of Ha-
vana tobacco especially tor W. M.
Hanna A Go, 5 6 3t
The long desired remedy found
lo prevent Billions or material at-
tacks. It will do it! It will cure
dyspepsia and prevent ail functional
(lei'iingments of the stomach and liv-
er to bo had at lluiinu's Drug Store.
Try it and you will buy it—Hunga-
rian Water. 3 24tf.
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Wins-
low’s Southing Syrup for all diseas-
es of teething in children. It re-
lieves the child from pain, cures
wind colic, legiilales the bowels,and,
by giving relief unit health to tho
child, gives rest lo the mother.
3 10d & w ly
Louis Lobreehl received this day
a lot of Briar,Moorchuutn and wood-
en pipes, also, Mcerchaum eigarett
holdcis. Smokers, call and inspect
same. 5 14tf
Louis Lebrcffht received this day
a lot of of Briar, Mcerchaum and
wooden pipes, also, Meercbattm cig-
suit the times. ul ltl al ott holders. Smokers, call and in-
Call at J. M. HRIs"merchant toil- j rtPucl _ 5 1,lf
oring establishment and examine his
last invoice of lino piece goods and
suitings. I 28lf
CAN’T HELP IT.
When prices decline Gaisman A
Go. are the first to give their custo
W. M. Hanna & Go. havo somo ol murH n,0 Loncfit.
the best and cheapest cigars in the I itniwn Sugar......................MIL for$1,01'
city at their drug store. Try them.
If you want the finest old .four-; .................... m U,c
bon whisky ever brought to this mnnlry.............................at $1.00 peril)
market go to tho Kentucky whisky | Coffee..........I percent per pound lower.
dopot, 2 3-tfl Dried Fruits, lowest prices and
Louis Lehrecht icecivcd this day
a lot of Biiar, Meoraeltuum and
wooden pipes, also, Meercliaiint cig-
arette holders. Smokers, rail and
inspect same. 5 1 111
GnM at August Dulnurd’s and sec
his nice nssoitment of piece goods
before it is too late. 4 14tf
Just received by August Duluard,
tlie Merchant Tudor, 113 Main
street n fine assortment of piece
goods, suitnblo for llio spring and
summer trade. 5 14tf
best assortment.
Canned Fruits nte still lower.
Gove Oysters nro down to bed
rock.
Fresh Figs (u 15c. per lb.
Toilet .Soaps at half tho usual
price.
Hanna is selling more Paints,
Load and Oil than any other house
in Grayson County. If you are
you are painting don’t fail to see
him before you buy. 3 24tf
It I'Y.incis Murphy had confined
---.» — | himself to Bmlweiscr lager for a
The largest stock of cigars in I stimulant ami tonic he never had
whis hem a driMikaid. J. .1. Collins
2 3 tf keeps it. 4 2titf
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Burson, J. W. Denison Daily Herald. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 199, Ed. 1 Friday, May 24, 1878, newspaper, May 24, 1878; Denison, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth722188/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.