North Texas Enterprise. (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, October 9, 1874 Page: 2 of 4
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The
TOM K. BOMKKTT
E5TBBVH18E.
- Eotoba. *■
FRIDA V, OCTOBER 0, 1874.
From
KURtONGRBSS
D. II. Culberson,
Of Man**.
Ire engine.
Koara hae
removed to Mineola.
The Ha raid aji baj is MiUng
readily at 110 a toe at Dallas.
Ix-Gor. Brows, ol Toon., is Andy
Johmmom’o oppose at for the U. 8.
B—ala.
TW scoundrel Cook, wko played
off a kiss Marriage oa the poor girl
Tbe Oarksrille Standard, CoL
Charley DeJiene's paper, has oua-
The' Herald says it is reported
that tba ssgrass hare been drilling
in Host cosnty.
The gheriaan Register reports tbe
grasshoppers eating op all the young
wheat in Grayson county.
A petrified foot aad leg of a baby
has besn found on Cow House creek
ia Coryell couaty.
Tba Corsicana Observer says the
greatest revival of religion for many
years ia going on in that city.
Tbe opening address of the Waco
fcfr w to be delivered by Lieutenant
Governor Habhard.
It is arid of a sated Long Branch
fiirt that she was whirled and barged
ie the daace eerea hoars a day for
forty-three days.
A UttJe mb of Henry Bitters, at
5an Antonio, was so severely bitten
hj a pet hear that his life is de-
spaired oL
The Galvestoa Hews is going to
slaadM the exchange system, after
tbs first ef aast aseath, and sah-
apsrsss it wishes.
present indications tnere
will be a vast influx of insfnigrsUos
into oar stats the present fall and
winter. The resettled stale of at-
fair* in nearly all of the Southern
mate*, and the overcrowded condi-
tion ol the Northern states and tbs
scarcity -if employment, will eaase
o*r population tor augment m a foster
ratio than daring any year since tbe
rate was organized. Crops have
act been heavy here this season, but
the asms has been true in almost
every other section of the onion;
sod while immigrants will not find
cheap living in T^xa* the present
year, it will at least be as ebsapand
abundant ns ia tbe older slates from
which they come. There is a sur-
plus in nearly every county in tha
state. Ia several of tbe Soathern
states of the onion the ascendant?
of the colored race, aad the passible
antagonism of tbs two races, will
drive out hundreds of tbe whites, to
seek a more congenial atmosphere,
politically, ia Texas. In no state
of the union has tbe political caul-
dron so nearly ceased to babble en-
tirely as in Texas, and in no state
perhaps is there so little political or
race antagonism as hero. The late
nominations for Congress, by the
Democracy, gave more general sat-
isfaction to tbe peoplo of the whole
state than any asm) nation* ever
made in the state. However, we
are not at peace even in Texas, end
from tho weekly record of ctime
and bloodshed that fills our news-
papers oae would be led to conclude
that we have nearly no government
at aU in tbe state; but this is rather
to be attributed to tbe bad state ol
morals aad tbe looee style of execu-
ting tbe laws, than to poiitkal
causes. These murders and robber-
ies are not politic-mi—it is not a war
of race against race, white against
black, or Democrat against Repub
lican. It is villain against villain,
aad tb« violent man against the
peaceable eitisen, aad owee tu ex-
■teaee to a great extent - to the
influx of bad characters into the
............. ■■nSiaWnists tin
tag* JtosatD.—The fc'Bge from j
Brookafipa to Phfos was halted and 1
the passengers rohbed of thoir
■soney and valuables between those
two places night before kmC A
y«"W »»a, apaaeeager, was order-
ed te hold the horses while tbe rob-
bers went through the other passen-
gers. About $800 in money was
obtained, pad four or five gold
watches.- There was a package 6/
to tbe laagchsats et Paris, which the
robbers did not got. One gentle-
man had a largo package of money,
which be handed to bis wife and fthe
threw it under tho seat, whien the
robbers did not get. One gentleman
handed over his satc-betjtond told the
man of tbe road that be wm
preacher, when the satchel was re*
turned to bim with the remark that
they "never robbed preacbcm.’VpA
lady tendered bar watch, hut Tk tee
refused, with tbe remark that they
never robbed ladies. Theto vfos
sorao honor among those thieve?.
We learn these facts as briefly re-
lated by passengers on the cars from
Pans, and presume they are in the
main correct. It is presumed these
are tbe Hot Springs robbers, who
tame in the direction ot the Indian
Nation and Texas.
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Apple Time*'
The Jefieraon JimpJecate ot the
let says that a colored man and boy
were found on Four Mile branch
near that place witn their throats
cut.
—-
tae are all
i, and it is said they
to the
Caavoatioo at
killed
aeowthat waa depredating upon
hlx pMpsctj, us Fayette county, and
WM himaif killed by the owner of
tha sow, a ooiot
... ■ ,M
ia the
Austin the othtrr
day, when he let We gun go off
eilto taffy aad shot the right side of
his head e A
A government* contractor is h.
Hood camsty expending $80,800 for
eera, at M seals a basks!, aad te
Ttere m token grant barbeeee at
Danas ea the 80th, at which all the
>af theGalveufaa
any* that
DaMTOteaty that did not go dry the
a Ian
■t -’r«
to go te town"
i tea away
ef the foil of his daughter.
leniency of tho law and th-i incapac-
ity of the present adranistrakon to
arrest criminals and suppress law
lessoese. It will pass away a« soon
as the rulers of oer state learn that
looseness is not liberty and that a»
government is worthy of respect
that tan not and does not give pio-
tech:.. tc iUa peaceable aad civil
portion of its citizenship. New
ideas are developing on thm subject,
aad a new era will ere long dawu
upon m—an era of fins and order,
and peace. Our material prospects
are far brighter than those of any
Other state, and it only remains to
be aeea whether ear moral
status will keep pace with our m
terial program. Education and
good government will accomplish
thm lor as, aad all good people
should combine ted lend their ef-
forts io bring '.t About, We have
the soil and the tffcmats, and will
seen have the people. Let n» then
hope that wo shall Ware tho ssotal-
Ry, patriotism, ufine—fot and good
nse to rise to the level of our
grand opportunities. Then indead
will Tone be the empire elate.
Two desperate caw. boys got On a
fpree in Psris the other day and
fired three shots ft one ot the eit-
an exciting etese ef Several 'hours
were arrested and pat fa jail. They
^sva their names as V. C. Meclarty
aad Jsmss Nslraa, ef Heik;Taxna.
4 t-ii. .^a« i
From the Sheriff c4 Delta eonnty,
Mr. Hateltoa, wo leant that taro
rufoans west to a negro party near
Spain’*.bridge la that scanty, a few
Bights ago. and tote into the hteao
wit bttetr shotguns, severely woand-
Thoy ware
ia tte direct ion al item,
The Show.—The animal depart-
ment of ibe show, last Friday, was
vary good, and so for as we could
learn gave general satisfaction. The
pageant in the streets of the town
was quite fine, and tbe big steam
piano, drawn by tan camels, was an
item of interest to all, though the
music was not very excellent. The
circus, which eras nothing more than
Cole's old defunct circus rigged op
undera n*w name, was ahnmbng of
the first water. Tho “money
changers" who accompanied the
show, ami sold candy and a thin ar-
ticle ot lemonade, ate go*, away
with all the larger hills that were
givon them to change, were enough
to damage tbe character ol even a
belter show than this. We are sur-
prised at the managers ol this oth-
erwise very good show for permit-
ting such nuitsncca to accompany it.
■fons da number of people nptvr
tl»e canraas, we presume the “Grcal
Workl’s Fair” cleared expenses at
Pontiam, and got away with a good
dual of loose change besides.
— Henry Bouie, charged with
stealing a horae. was brought before
iadge Evans oa V today for exam-
inatio* The evidence elicited tbe
foet that Borne had stolen the
horse from s man named Carpenter,
ia this county, and carried him to
Comanche county ate traded him
to a man by the name of Hardin.
Soon aftor, Hardin moved to this
county, bringing the kocso with
bim and Baaie, fearing that his
crime might be.discovered, stole the
hone a second time and carried him
off and killed him. Se tbe evidence
attested. Bouie now languishes in
jail in default of a bond ot $2,000,
which be could not give.
-- ■ — -a. — . ■ ■
— We are ia receipt of several
ins tali meets of volunteer corres-
pondence from the city of Houston,
written on fine tissue paper, and
contaraiug a tow item* of news and*a
mighty big pnff of J. E. Foster's
swindling scheme, the ‘-Texas Prize
Concert.” As we do not aid and
abet gambling arrangements of any
kind, and have refined to advertise
Tte Jacksonville Tufenigencer
say* that at the religions masting at
•hat place aeariy every night iffy
peaitenta ciasrd As enres ant,
seekfp^^direrance item ite tenth
***"***• .
... n*i
tell •atca an1
were educational aad
b
Tlal thane paper aflkir is entirely
*too thin," Mr. Foster.
— Our "Star”'jabber has been
kept rattling away almost day ate
night for the past week on job
printing, aad is tenUy able to keep
ap with tte dessate. Nothing as-
sures u more forcibly that business
fo livening up ia tte city nod oonaty
•ten thm demand tor job werk by
Oar printers are
turning oat asms excellent speei-
oi fine work, and wa feel
confident ia assuring all who want
that rnn can
Shower time, fiower time,
Earth is new aad fair;
May time, hay time,
Blossoms ever)’ where.
Nest time, best time,
Days have longer grown ;
Leaf time, brief time,
Make it all your own.
Berry time, cherry time,
Sungs of bird and hoe ;
But of all the gay time,
Apple trino tor me!
Wheat time, sweet time.
In the closing year;
Sheaf time, leaf time
Now will disappear.
Ice time, nice time.
For a merry lad;
Snow time, blow time,
Earth is lone aud sad.
Yellow ones, mellow ones,
Dropping from the tree ;
llusty <vat* and pippins,
Apple tune for me !
A New York man has applied for
a patent for an aerial velocipede.
The king of Dahomey, Afries, 1 ns
a necklace composed of 250 human
cars.
Yellow fever is raging al Pensacola
navy yard and sinoug the crews of
several vessels.
“Hugging set t© music,” is what
some fellow who has tried it calls
waltzing.
Jerome Bonajiartc, grandson of
the Emperor, has just boon admitted
to tbe liar at Batimore. His first
speech in highfy eulogized.
Beecher has returned to Plymouth,
after his protracted visit, and was
received by Ids church with great
demonstrations of joy.
A Kentucky gentleman reports a
three headed snake; but as it was
in tho neighborhood of a w hisky
distillery where he saw it, there is
some donbt about It.
A Chicago man. whose uncle died
ar.d left him a legacy of $10,000,
broke his leg capering about for joy.
And npw <ber say it was a bad
leg-acy.
New York, October 8.—A spec'al
from Charleston says tbe largest
mass meeting evsr known was held
hero last night. It wa* composed
i*t over ten thousand black and
white voteis of ibe city, and wa*
presided oyer bv Hon. H. L. Laz-
. ne, cx-t hanccllor, under the old
regime. The object of the meeting
was similar to that held in New Or-
leans before llie overthrew of the
Kellogg government—to demand
ihe governor’s removal and the pres-
ent board of election commissioners.
Sjiecches were made by DeLong,
colored, E. W. Mackey, leader of tho
republican party in this county,
Hon. Cr. A. Treuholm. ex treasurer
of the t’onfedcrate Staten, and oth-
ers. All the sjwaiters urged a peti-
tion to ths government first, ami if
that fails,a resort to the only means
) sfl the people.
Resolutions to that effect wore
adopted and a committee of citizens
appointed to wait on Gov. Momw
with the petition.
Thm.
The following interesting item
from tho Fort Worth Settler's
Guide, we commend to tbe perusal
of etrangeis—those quite unfamil-
iar with the v*at natural resources
ol Texas:
Over ono hundred and fifty
thousand imigrants arrived in Tex-
as last year; over one million acres
of unimproved and wild lands were
ut in cultivation, and this year
ex as wifi net have less than 206,-
*90 emigrants and one and a halt
miilioti more acres land put in cul-
tivation, and why not call ber Ibe
state, when she has
bXbJM tfi JMStIff.
4 Cfiafeicrate tf Jim M
Robber I* irbifl.
ato-to. ■
His Min tress Flffhfs for RIk
Like a Tigress.
£ From the Denison New*.}
Ncarl)* one year since the News
contained an aeeowiH of tb# rob-
bery cf au old man in llie Indian
Territory by three men. The old
man, Mr. Grayson, bad lived for
many years near North Fork in the
Creek Nation. The robbers took
bun out ami hanged him six time-
before he cautcssed to having «
targe amount of money burled un
dor tl»e ehimney of his house. Ttn
robbors secured tbs money, $30,tMX
in gold and silver, and got awa\
with it. .Since that time tl.o otti
errs of tho law have been work
ing the matter up, and it has beei
known for some time that tho nolo
rioiii* stage robber Jim Reed, who
wa* killed some weeks since, wa
tho leader oi the band who robbec
old m^n Grayson. About a weok
since, D. W. Wilder, uo less dc#
pernto and uotonoits than Reed,
was corralled at Coon creek, Bos-
que county Texas. With him was
a woman supposed to be his mis-
tress, and a confederate, supposed
to be the third party in tho Gray-
*on robbery. All three fonght to
the bitter end,and particularly the
woman, who fought with the fury
and passion of a tigress. Wilder
was shot three times before be sur-
rendered.
Uo was put m irons, aad to day,
6th, was taken to Ft. Smith, in
charge of Deputy Marshals W. II.
Anderson and T. M. Wright.
Out of the throo who robbed Mr.
Grayson. Reed is dead. Wilder ir ^
irons, and the third closely hunted '
by the officer* ot the in w. Tbii* 1
“the mills of the god* grind slowly,1
but grind exceedingly fine.”
OT- TEXASTHFEd
FOH -
Texas Flavors!
(stnoJfD tea* )
XLItSKKY -
Two mill4* nortK ot Rfo'rman^
Texas, on the Preston road.
general assortment ol fruit
and ornamental trends esju-cially
adapted to the ciUnate. t ome to
the Nuiwei-y and iwike yo«r own sc
lection.
l or quality ol 4 \1° at
my lormcr juitron^ Spi'Cia. fate* t
GRANGERS.
Scud for price hat to JV
• ALONZO GLORE,
Shenuan, Texas.
Jno. T. Roots, H- C- Uynson
ROOTS & HYNSON,
Proprietors of
sulphur Saw Mills,
MAXUrSCTURKMS AMU HKAJ.FJU IX
Ron^h and Dressed Lmntwr, Cy-
prc*s Shingles, and all kites of
WOODEN MATERIAL.
M ILLS:-Sulphnr Station, Texas A
Pacific Railway.
Jto* Yanis o|q*o*itc the Transconti-
nental freight Depot,
SHERMAN. - * TEXAS
There is a wholesale pie es'nb- i
liahim-nt in New York which I as
an inverted capital of $150,600 and
rensumes per day, 500 pumpkins, I
1500 quarts of inilk, slid 5000 egsr-;
consumption of flour ;ier week 150
barrels, und of lard S6O0 poundr.
Rexivali! in all tho churches at
Houston.
Judge Peter W. Gray, c.v-judge j
•f the Supreme c urt of the state,
died at Houston lad Saturday.
F P WELLS
—KF.KPi —
Tin, Stoves, and
Steam Funiitufiy
a mo
CHAIR M A N li FACTO ft Y
1*111*1*. Texm*
Tho undersigned would rv-jHHt-
fnlly inb»rin 'tie eilizens of itonham
and surrounding country, that ho
still continues to man u tact lire nil
kinds of Furniture aud Chairs whiili
he will sell both wholesale ami re-
tail as cheap as the same article t-ssr,
be pmcliased East, transport at ion
added, lie keeps cnns-.aiitly on
hand a full line ol t'apinet Work
of Home Manufacture, which he
wilt sell cheaper thuncau Ik* bought
in any other market in North Tex-
as, as he ha* the only Rami factory
in North Texas in successful Mj.crn-
tion. Don’t forget to rail on him
when you need FI’RNITCIlK.
Furniture carefully |<a« Led tor shiy-
meot. A full line of
HKr.UifG tM'Ku
and w oo«?ch Coffins of nff kinds al-
wa vs on hamt which may he «r>tw
ed by telegram and shipped ou fir*
train.
j^* Terms Fti.rtlv Cash-'tol
W. BABCOCK
ANNOUNCEMENT
-OF-
ManillarE (hristiar collf.«k.
CHEAP FOR CAsIf.
BcjNtlAM
TtXAS
J. R. Runs ell, S B. Allen
Tre*. Y. P res*
D. W. Poak. Cashier.
F/ N NIN COUNTY
*
if:
”7 ’ : . _ _| !mplr* state, when she ha* yet
tHte *cb««»e even for ‘*ignly millimv* of acres more of
•ri counefonflomlj •topt Hr. tot sg
^>Bnm Jokonon van on tte ring,
night huforo tost toten k wan rate
te. 'Bs told tte rakters |« nu
o»V» ate ttey told
#to R tote oonid jstost
ho did. Ate that in how Sam snv*4
a boot $50 of hit greenbacks.
agtM-altaral ate mineral lands
to locate? I a :act, the best part*
of Texas u, as yet, undeveloped.
Do not go to the cities to make a
fortune; go oaf on the frontier, and
soon efriee will spring up around
you as if hy magic. There is room
aad fort sue* tor million* of people
if they toil! but go. Now is the
time, xte the railroad hujilitiee are
such Itei you ton get to Texas
from toy part of the United Stats*
in a few days. ' ,
Tbe Marshall News of the 3d
says tte railroad agent at that place
has boon notified to have tte neces-
sary tmesjmrtatioro ready to ahtp
two companies Federal cavalry from
Texarkana to Shreveport.
A Sana nameg Welch, who stole
some mates aad a horse near Pilot
Point, nms shot ate kilted by Tam
Richaids, who was frying to arrest
him, ia Grayson county last Sunday.
About 20,000 children ate lOJXX)
grown persona amended the St.
Louie iair on Monday.
Bonham, To vena.
CAPITAL, - - - $100,000,00
DIRECTOR**
J. R. Russell, - - D. W. Poak,
S. B. Allen, - - B. E Brown,
Richard White. - - R. B. Scmjd.
Charles Carlton.
Do a general Banking Easiness.
Interests paid on Timo Deposits.
Collections made on all accessible
Points, and proceeds promjUly
Remitted at current rate*-,
10-tf
The first Annual *e*.'inii will
commence «»n first Monday in St-|»t#
next, and continue ten month*,
closing June 18tli. 1875.
The Faculty will sjiare no labor
or expense, to make tko Institu-
tion worthy, in all respects, of the
j>atronage of the whole county.
A sufik-ient number of first cla*-*
Teachers have been engaged to
meet the wants of the college.
Rates of Tuition as follows:
Primary l>cpt. per month, $3,00,
Intermediate, “ “ 84,00,
Collegiate, ** “ $5.00,
Instrumental Music, “ $6.00,
Matriculation Fee, $2,50.
To be;aid one-half in advanco
the other at tnu i-Lse of Session.
Boarding can be obtained on rea-
sonable toim*, either hi private fain
iiic* or bearding hnn»o*.
CHAS. CARLTON. Pre*.
F. J. Abx*xatht, Prir. ji’m’y Dep
Palace Stable.
(<>iiearn teuxar aorsz.)
Ball load Stable
Northeaet corner Publie Square.
Bosham, - l Texas.
Horses, Hacks and Baggies
FOR HIRE.
H orsca cared for in the best o
style. My prices shall be as rea-
sonable as as any other stable io
Bonham.
Thankful to my old patrons for
their liberal patronage ia the past
1 hope to merit a costir uauco of tte
same in tbe tutnro.
OT* Satisfaction guaranteed.
L. C. WILSON,
CHICAGO
i r botov bs pm 4- cor visa vo.
Old pictures of ail kinds Copied
and enlarged to any size and finisb-
'f.. in , - » .
Oil, /*4i* Itm, Wrier Colors, Crop*.
Tosij, «fr.,
19* In tbe finest styles of Art JOB
J. P. Word agent for Fa uni n and
adjoimiig counties. Order* tor the
■•ore styles of work solicited.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Office at
Bonham.
He is also representing one of
the largest Piano and Organ bous-
es in the South. Persons wishing
to purchase there instruments
would do well to consult bim.
T.B Eevell,
UNDERTAKER
Bohham, - . Texas.
Coffins on hand at all time*, or
made to order. Also a lot of tine
burial ease-, on hand.
OT* Furniture repaired and v»r
n-stied on short notice.
111 t LMliKPKISKj
FRIDA Y. OCTOBER H, 1971.
Local and Hereabo«ts|
— Grape lime drawe'h near.
— Bi ing ut your job work.
Choice lot of Green Apple*, at
( lark A Tullani's, Ifemaou, Texna.
— The rolling *tm-k for a ten pin
alley i* ex|K-<-te<l at Iteonia.
Go to Clark A TallantV IWii*on,
Te«a*, lor j'our groeerie*. provision*
and salt.
— The nren* got away w ilh shout
of the wealth ol Fauniu
county.
500 extra ikoiw flat hoop
wait ju*t m-ei\i-«l by Clark A Tal-
lant, Denison, Texas.
— We had tbe pm liege tbi* week
of cstiug some ra<lnlio> rai*e«l Irom
A Moebud planting this m-nsoii.
Choice lot of New York jmintoe • II
at Clark and Tallanl’*, Dci.inon, ”
Texas.
— A Ho* l«ie*« ol bowns, uf fall
growth, wra* placed ou <>ur dinner 1
table V\ edm-mlay by Mr-*. David
Rnme. |{
— MeCamaat A Co., ^bennan, are
receiving a cur toad ofcoal oil uhi<-h
lln-y propone tu-lling al the vary
lowest figure*.
— Frost is iKit hero yet, but Irom
ill* milnt'Mi of tin- morning* we
*p|irohmt.| it will uol Im: long until
it wilt pnl in un *p|M-«raiH-r.
— Mi. W. M. Smith, of llonev I
Grove, ba* some very fine bor»<- !
|Nopurty to cxliiiul at the l^iinni
muni) Uir.
— Mils Botlie Baird, of llonev
Greve, luis pi<*<-o.l a qailt couinii.ing
f<, A) i squares, to Ite exhihlUul at the J
|.umni count)' fair.
— Kl-I. Caskey went down to
lionry Grove last Sutunlav eve-
ning, and ba* been delivering a m--
rics nl discourse* in that place tbe
piv-cnt wcol;
— MH'amaui A. Co., Slier man, will I
advance sixty dollars |N-r bale on ull I
mllmi sent iht-ir Incnd- in N<-w |
Vnik, St. I.oui-, 4iwlv«-s|■ oi or New |
Orb's ns
— M my tlio«sai»d hoi* d'aiv- Imll-
arc Is-ing gnthci* J in ibi-* i»ciiiy a’ |
th • prewott tmi “. Tli-- cr»*p i- <piite i
heavy, *»ii I tbe price is exjiecfed to !
b-' liigti *r lli m at any preriw •» year.
— We bare piinled a large lot ol J
jtiairr.- this *«-«-k for tlo-so cn’er-1
pricing Mierrhawls, Messrs. \V iikin- ,
A Ne*t*i’l, c»f lloaey lirow. They J
have a general assortment of Dry
Good* and Gr*»ieru—, and tln-y are
jiMl tte sort ol men we should go to
lor good bargain*.
— Mr. J. Winter*, of lloru-y
Grove, i* Ibe man to go to for tour
Saddlery, Saddle Trees, Harness, or
anything in tliai line. lie will ti< |
you up a saddle of any kind nu tbe
•holiest |u**sible notice, lie Kcejm
a general uhsui tiuv ut of tree* always
on tend.
— Notwithstanding tl.o big -lew ^
wa* in town and gave a j*erf.»rm-
Uhte, last Friday night, Kid.CUskey
had a fine congregation at the Ilap-
tis*church. At the corn me nee me nt
of hi* discourse he complimented the ;
city of Bonham ver)' highly u|*on
the tact tha* our |»eopl* would as :
soon hear the gosjiel us look al tho j
animals ot u show,
— ('apt. Monroe, of tte Greenville
Herald, arrived ut lhi* | iucc Tins-
dsv, a ml on Wednesday naming
hoarded the train for Sherman ami j
Denison, to drum for advertisements
for hi* paper. In the evening ol
same day Gapt. Avera, of the tedo-
nia Courier, came down from Sher-
man, and walkeJ into our offire w itb
u bland smile on bis face, ami *aid
he’d “got ’em,” (meaning the ads.,)
and would go home and make the
Courier utill more lively. The bus-
ine*s season is opening, and printers
are happy.
The follow ing is from tbe luidonia
Courier :
By the 10th inst. Mr. A. Hen man,
formerly connected w ith the ‘Cheap
Store’ ol ibu place, will have open-
ed in Bonham a splendid aesorfuiciit
ol Dry Good*, Clothing, Boots A
tehoee, Huts, Faddlery and Notimis. :
We would say to our friends who
desire to purchase goods in Bonham,
that they will be'sure fo pet tbe val-
t*e of their money by inr-sting with
Mr, Herrmau.
ti
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Burnett, Tom R. North Texas Enterprise. (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, October 9, 1874, newspaper, October 9, 1874; Bonham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth913414/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bonham Public Library.