Denison Daily News. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 235, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 23, 1878 Page: 4 of 4
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1>KNIS0N^
SATURDAY NOV. 13, 1S7S.
Fire proof chimneys of all sizes at
Hanna's Drug Store. 2.2 iw
Twenty-five cailo.nl-> of'cotton and
two carloads of cattle were shipped
toCiiicagi, Friday, per M., K. & T.
Maple sugar syrup and buckwheat
just icceiveu at Wood & Cn.'s.
11 10 tf.
Nine car loads of r.ail. for the Den-
ison & Pacific art on the road, and
are expected to arrive to-day.
The Hon. J. \V. Throckmorton
will leave Wednesday for Washing-
ton City.
John T. Berry, a well known live
stork dealer, died in St. Louis Sun-
day night of typhoid fever.
Guiteau & Waldron have a full
stock of drills and patent medicines
—pure and fresh. 3tf
You can save fifty per cent, by
buying your stoves of McCarthy.
22 31.
J. E. Strecper has nvide arrange*
ments by which he will be supplied
daily with fresh oysters and Galves-
ton fish.
j Wood & Co. have received *ome
very choice syrup, winch is the pure
; drippings of Louisianua sujj
• Those who like a genuine article ol
pure syrup will try this.
I m potted
Scotch
and
Irish whiskies
at Yeidel's. *tt'
The finest and largest display of
cooking and heating stoves at Mc-
Carthy's. 23 31
Sheriff Evei heart was in the city
Friday selling warrants on several
of the detni mon le, on indictments
lound by the grand jury.
We have received a fine lot of
elressed tin keys at.d chickens and
off-r them low. Gaisman & Co.
22
L. G. Cairns bought, per tele
graph, Friday, from Mr. Dan R in-
land, in Henrietta, six hundred head
of beef ca'tle. The cattle will arrive
in this city within ten days, anil will
be shipped to Gregory, Cooley &
Co., Chicago.
Fresh vegetables and choice gro-
ceries of all kinds at Streeper's mar-
ket. n,i7f
We learn that the party arrested
Wednesday night on suspicion of
having stolen a 1 orse from John
Cude, who lives near Denison, has
establiohed his innocence, but as a
pistol was found on his person, at
the time of arrest, he will have to
answer the charge ofcariying deadly
weapons.
Distinguished Visitors.
The Lingards.
Peach and Honey
at
Yeidel's.
Stf
The report that Mrs. McKinney
died Thursday morning proved in-
correct. She was still alive Friday
morning, though no hopes are entei-
tained of her tecovery.
Fix up your windows, its getting
cold. Acheson has the laiget stock
of glass in town. 10,23
Mr. Fred Muller purchased Fiiday
of Mr. Bennett, the brick building
on Main street now occupied by
Bennett & Company, for the sum of
$3,000.
A fiesh supply of Htrimun's Liver
Pads at Manila's Diug Store. 5 <0
sold by us the last eight months.
22 iw
Mr. Louis Libbe requests us to
stale that the distuibunco Thursday
night tlid net occur in his saloon as
stated by the Herald of FiiJay even-
ing.
For b'dk perfumes of all odors,
go to Manna's Drug Store. 22 iw
The city pound is ciowded with
captured porkers, which will be sold
next Tuesday, unless the owners
ct)rt\c forward and redeem their ptts
l)y paving costs, etc., to the Marshal.
Lidies' sandal slippe.s just come
in at Sherburne's. 17 tf
Mr. J. H. Bardwtll, correspondent
of the Philadelphia Pre?>s—"Mike
and Me," of the Commonwealth, of
Philadelphia—looked in on the
News last night. Mr. Bard well ac-
companies the Senatorial Commis-
sion Jim, the graiv'. boss of nil
five cc.t cigats, lor sale at Louis
Libbe's 21 3t
1
Railroad Jottings.
The Michigan Central road has
put into quite general use on their
main line the patent Semaphore sig-
'chiefly as a d staut signal at sta-
tions, to warn approaching trains
when the track is obstructed.
Division superintendent, Ed.
Harding, left Friday morning for
Caddo.
sioii.
The best five cent cigar at Cook's
Lunch Stand. 1 S)tf
Ula Polk, daughter of Mr. James
Folk, who jesides twelve miles
southeast of this city, a prettv little
Miss ot five summers, was placed on
the scales Filday afternoon at the
Star Store, ami tipped the beam at
eighty pounds. Texas is a great
country.
The best five cent cigar at Cook's
Lunch Siand. J91^
Mr. Uvalde Burns has been ap-
pointed agent at this placs f<Jf the
Aineiican Protective & Collective
Agency, a company with headquar-
ters at New Yoik. We learn that
several of our prominent merchants
have become members of this assucia
tion.
Latest styles ot ladies' cloaks at
greatly 1 educed prices, only for the
text 30 days at M. Singer's. Itf
The First of the Season.
G a ism an & Co. have received the
fiigt new L 'iiisian 1 molasses ot the
n li 'S the genuine stuff itself,
tf if I I' w. 3.1
Slim Jim, the grand boss of all
five cent cigars, for sale at Loitis
Libbe's. 21 3'
M ;
a >d
We learn that Policeman Bond, of
Sherman, received a pretty seveie
gash on the right side of his head
Thursday evening from a knife in
the hands of a man named Rogers,
whom lie had placed in the cooler
for being chunk. Bond shot at Rog-
ers, the Lullct grazing his right leg,
and then knocked him down with a
pistol.
All wool casemere pants made to
order at $5 and $6 ai J. II. Lloyd &
Co.'s merchant tailois, Main s'reet,
near Good Templar hall. 21 iw
We learn that J. II. McKinney,
who shot his wife at the Continental
hotel in Sherman, Monday evening,
has secured the services of the law
flrm of Hare & Head, for his de-
fei se. We think, however that even
these able attorneys will be unable
to save him from the hangman's hal-
ter, it Mrs. McKinnev should die.
Pickled tii])«% pickled tongues and
pickled pigs feet at Cook's Lunch
Stand. . 1 gt £
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A Vile Den.
Is there no v\ ay provided by the
ordinances of this city foi (breaking
up such dens of infamy as, for in-
stance, the house on Sk'ddy street,
in the rear of the News office, occu-
pied by the notorious Tiily Jones?
It is asserted that it is nothing less
than a house of assignation for col-
ored females of the lowest type. It
certainly is a disorderly house in the
fullest sense ot the word. Row/
among the inmates and their neigh-
hois are every day occurrences, and
the language used by tin? v\Mfnen en-
gaged in these quarrels is obscene
and blasphemous in the highest de-
gree. We believe the city ordi-
nances provide abundant means for
the suppression of sucti infamous
dens, and common decency, if noth-
ing else, demands that this establish-
ment be suppressed.
.
Fresh oysters and fiesh fish at
Streeper's m.uket. j 1,17if
Oysters served in any style at
Cook's Lunch Stand. lyti
Public Luoturo.
We are requested to announce that
Mrs. EHen G. White will lecture
next Sunday at 11 o'clock at the
school house near Pf- Cutlers resi-
dence, a few miies east i?' Denison.
Mis. vVhite is wife of James IVhite,
editor of the Advent Review, Battle
Creek, Michigan, wh > v\i I also be
present. Mrs. White, as a writer
and lecturer is Well known all over
the country in Advent circles, and is
spoken of as a very interesting speak-
er. We believe her lecture Sunday
will be on tempdrance.
The Senatorial Indian Commis-
sion arrived in our ci'y on a special
train at 5 p. m. Friday. They were
accompanied bv Col. A. D Juynes,
Tieasurer of ihe Mi, K. & I'., and
bv Gov. Burne), ex Gov. Overton,
Capt. Colheit, Judge Folsoin, Dr.
Roberts and oth?r prominent parties
from the Territory, also Col. Boudi-
not and U. S. Marshal C. R. Steph-
enson. Cairiages were awaiting
them at the depot, and the members
of the Commission were driven
through our principal streets. After
enjoung an elegant supper at the
Alamo Hotel, they attended the lect-
uie delivered by Rev. J. T. Wiight,
at Nolan Hall, under the auspices of
the Free Masons. At night the Ala-
mo Hotel was brilliantly illuminated
an 1 a ball was given in honor of the
ladies accompanying the Commis-
sion. The paity return this morning
at S o'clock.
The Commission was met at Cad-
do by a delegation of prominent citi-
zens and tendered the hospitality of
the city.
Highway Robbery.
A colored man. named Robert
Ladd, was arrested Thursday night
by special officer Yocum, on the
charge of being concerned in robbing
a party on Skiddy street. From
what we can learn the circumstances
of this case are about as follows:
Wm Robeits, who lives on Red
river, twenty-five milts west of this
city, came to this city Thursday in
cmpany with his brother-in-law.
While at Little Mineral he exchang-
ed some large bills for small ones,
which was observed by two colored
men, who also were coming to this
city. Roberts took in the sights of
the city, and at about it p. 111., while
walking on Skiddy street, he was
suddenly confronted by two colored
men, who presented pisiois and de-
manded his money. Roberts turned
over all he had on his person, nine-
ty nine dollars and twenty-five cents.
Yocum vvas furnished with a de-
scription of the lobbers, one of whom
wore rubi er leggins, and succeed d
in fii ding l.udd, who aiiSwered the
description. Another negto suppos-
ed to be the other party concerned in
the robbery was a-.rcsted Thursday
moming by Constable Nelms.
L.idd strenuously asseits his inno-
cence. He ie>ides at Cherry's place,
northeast of this city, and h is b.*en
tmpo\cd cut'ing telegraph poles iu
th - Nation. He bears a good repu-
tation.
Rev. M. A. Daughei ty lias been
appointed Presiding Eiikrof the San
Antonio Disti ict and Pastor at San
Antonio. While we. congratulate
the Re\eied gentleman" on the in-
creased sphere of use fulness we sin-
cerely regret that he has been called
from Denison. Mr. Dauglierty has
proveirnimself a most woithy citi*
zen, who has always taken Vlively
interest in all public enterprises con-
ducive to tht^ progress and improve-
ment of'odfr city. To his iudomita
hie ene gv 111 a great measwe the
city is indebted for the beautiful M
E. church. When others faltered
and despaired of ever seeing the
c-huich completed, he remained firm.
Not only the members i f his church,
hut the citizens generally, deeply re-
gret the change. We sincerely wish
him all possible success and happi-
ness in his new locality.
n _ 0i
A telegram was received Friday
by Mrs. Sharp from her husband, in
Tvler, stating that his case had been
dismissed in the U. S. court at Ty-
ler, and that he would be home Sat-
urday.
We are glad that this case has thus
terminated. It certainly was a cry-
ing disgrice to arrest a man who
stands so well in the community as
Mr. Sharp, on such a frivolous
charge as passing a counterfeit fifty
cent piece, and subjecting him to the
expense of a trip to Ty'er and a
forced residence of several weeks at
that place, he ides other expenses
and the inconvenience ot leaving his
business for a cmisideiable length of
time.
The party who preferred the
charge bef ire the grand jury at Ty-
ler was curtainly guilty of a low,
mcii'? and comtempiable act, and the
giand juiy certainly could not have
investigated the matter thoroughly,
else a true bill never Could have been
found by them, in a case where the
innocence of the party was as plain
as in this case.
The Lingnrds open at Nolan Hall
Monday night, and judging from the
! excellent reputation 1 f the company,
we have 110 doubt taev will be greet-
ed by a full house. The Seelalia
llazoo has this to say of their exhibi-
tion iu that city :
The Lingards played to a very
large audience last eight, and fully
sustained their excellent leputatiou.
The company is one of the best that
has performed litre for a long while,
and is well deserving of liberal pat
lonage. The character sketches ( f
Wm. Hoiace Lin.'aid are the best
ever piesented, and he changes fiom
one impersonation to another in an
almost niciedible short time. Alice
and Dickie Lingard are actresses of
rare merit. The performance con-
cluded with the pi iy of David Gar-
rick—a piece which the Ling 11 ds
have been presenting for a number
of years, and which is as populai
now as it ever was. it not more so.
The paits wete well cast, the scenery
well adapted, and the piece is well
rendered.
Pickled tripe, pickled tongues and
pickled pigs feet at Cook's Lunch
Stand. 19tf
Personal.
Dr. Haley, editor of the S.arVin-
dicator, McAlester, C. N., is iu the
ci:y.
The parents of B. C. Murray, ed-
itor ol the News, arrived f om Alle-
gan, Michigan, Fiiday, on a visit to
their son.
Dr. M. P. Robeits, editor of the
Indian Journal, Muskogee, I. T., is
legistcied at the Alamo.
Shei iff Evei heart, accompanied by
two of his deputies, was in the city
F riday.
Elder James White, president of
the Battle Creek (Mich.) College, is
in the city.
Mr. Zac Tolliver and wife of Dal-
las, were registered at the Alamo
Friday,
We regret to learn th it Dr. Neeley
Thompson, of the Caddo Free Press,
has had a relapse, and now lies in a
critical condition.
For Rent.
A comfortable bed room, with or
without furniture. For particuluts
apply to Mr. Frank Howaul, second
eloor east of the school house, .outh
side of Wooelard street. 11 17 2vv.
Mayor's Court.
Three parties, wno had offjnded
the peace and dignity of the c ty,
were bought before the Mayor Fii
day morning. The first case called
was that of a parly charged with vi
olating the ordinance relating to oc-
cupation tax. His attorney requested
that ihe tiiul be postponed ui.tl this
morning, which was granted. The
next was charged witii distui bingthc
peace. It appeared that the accused
and some other parties were throw-
ing dice for'di inks at a saloon on
Main street, when a dispute arose,
in which some veiy naughty words
were used by a gentleman from
Whitewrigbt. The Denisonian re-
sented the insulting words by strik-
ing hitn, whereupon a melee ensued,
which was quelled soon, however,
bv officer Yocum. The Den'sonian
plead guilty, and was fined two dol-
lars and costs. The man from
Whitewrigbt made use of very in-
sulting language in thj court room,
stating that if he received justice, it
would be the first time that anybody
ever got j istice in that court. This
mutually raised the ire of our woithy
Mayor, and lie assessed a fi ic of five
dollars against him for contempt of
court. The party vvas then found
guilty of disturbing the peace,
and fined five dollars and costs.
Both cash customers.
Ease Attainable by the Rheumatic.
Ye?, though thi'y may despair of re-
let', t i« attainable by 1 lieumutic suffer-
erii,for there is a reined v which carries off
bv increased activity ot the kidney—im•
porta nt channels f >r blood purification—
the aeriet clement to vvlvch pathologists
the most eminent attribute the painful
symptoms—a theorv completely borne
I out by urinary qna'ysis. The name of
' 'his graml depurent is Hosteller's Bitters,
a pr. p tration likewise celebrated as a
remedy tor constipation, whb-h causes
contnnun ition of t lie blood wiih the bile
—an 1 a certain iri.;ans of relief in dys-
pepsia, f vr *nd "i{ue, and nervous ail-
in.ntt. It is, perhaps, ttie finest Ionic ex-
tant, an f is bii(hiy recommended as a
medical stimulant by distinguished phy-
sicians and analysts, who prouounce it to
be eminently pure and very beneficial.
The press also endors • it.
All wool casemere pint* in ide to
o'der at $5 and $;5 at J. II. Lloyd &
Co.'s merchant tailois, Main stieef,
near Good Templar hall. 21 iw
Ladies' toilet slippers just come in
at Sherburne's. 7tf
If you c iinot read thU print d;«*l' etly by lump or jtaii'lsrh
ill the cveui.JK nt a diitMJce at U) in lit'*, your arc
i'sg, im inuiirr *imt your upr, uud ym.r iiftd Uulp
Your sight can inip>ov«dmtd ptniicrvru If | o^ciiy rontui-
rd 1 a « m .uiig id' h Hint 'poviu. ii sslumid l> •dujx ns'd *> ilu
as toi'g 1 • p-mstbte. If liiey iianiu tlu* vi ion, u#r 1 In-ill. Tiler*
Is uo oailger ot drring too v*eil, mo toug tfir p. hit is UOt
ui.vguifl d; it iiUould io/k uiuisl iu«, but piaiu. Do not
full i« oil
On M. Goldsoll & Co., the jeweleis,
lor the lamous Lazarus it Moiris
peiftcted eyeglasses and spectacles.
All wool casemere punts made to
order at $5 mid $6 at J. 11. I lo\d &
Co.'s met chant tailors. Mam Mie.i,
near Good Templar hall. 21 iw
Don't buy a stose until yo;i see
McCarthy's stock. 22 31
To /hz People oj Di tu'son :
We take pleasure in introducing
to th>- people ol Denison and vicinity
Mr. C. 11. Peacock, who will I rem
this date have charge of the Singer
Sewing machine business in this city.
Mr. Peacock supt rcedes our former
agent, Mr. \V. II. Vosburgh. The
Singer office will be in the building
formerly occupied by the Live Diug
Store, and now partially occupied
by Mr. Lloyd, merchant tailor.
Notion.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Wm. Hybarger and John C
Deiiiiev, in the carrying on of a meat
maiket iu this city, has been dissolv-
ed this day by mutual consent.
John C. Denney will continue the
business at the olei stand on bis own
account and under bis own name, as-
sumes all the liabilities and is alone
authorized to collect the outstanding
accounts.
WM. HYBArger,
John C. Dknney.
Denison, Nov. 21, 1878. 22,31
Go to Streeper's foi your fresh
meats. 17 tf.
Call on M. Goldsoll &Co.. for a
pair of the celebrated Julius K ng
combination eyeglasses. 2131
M. Goldsoll & Co. have introduced
the celebrated Julius King combiua
tion spectacle* and eyeglasses. |223'
Healing stoves at McCarthy's for
three elulia'S. 22 31
Cough medicines of all kYftds al
Acheson's. 10,23
Patent medicine* of an endless
vaiiety nt Hannn <St Co.'s drug store,
iu the Mu.ler block.
lotf
Gnisman b Co. wish it understood
that ihev si-11 goods at the lowest
ligures, and that they keep a com-
plete assortment of fan:y and staple
i;ioceiies, and that 110 additional
clitrge will be made on goods, al-
though you can procure a nice
Chi istmas gift from them. 21
Buy votir groceries at Gaisman's
and ask for a ticket. Save your
tickets and arid secure a nice Christ-
mas present. 21
Manager Max Elkin tells us the
Linguard Comedv troupe, will ap-
pear at Nolan halt November 25th
and 26th Reserved seats arc now
for sale at Goldsoll et Co.'s.
Do you want a nice brush, comb,
pocket book, knife, razor or toilet
set? Guiteau & Waldron keep the
finest stock in town and sell at lowest
pi ices. 3tf.
The finest Apple Brandy
in the country
at
Yeidel's.
Stf
At M Singer's.
The < ffcr of Gaisman & Co. toi
give a Cm istmas gift attiacts a good'
deal of attention. 21
Ladies' Saratoga slippers just
come in at Shei burne's. 17U"
McCarthy says he is no king,
prince or potentate, but he can sell
st ives and hardware cheaper than
any house in Texas. 22 3t
Query:—"Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marburg Bro's. ' Seal of Nor lh Car-
olina«t the same price?" 2-1 iy
Beautiful black and brown cash
meres for 50, 60, 80 and 91 cents
per yard for the next thirty days
only. itf
Furnished and unfurnished rooms
it l lie residemce of Mrs. George, on
Gaudy stieet, corner of Austin ave-
nue. ni6,im
For Sale.
A two story dwelling lions'! with
five rooms, a good cistern and pump
and a number of fruit tiees on lots.
The pioperty is situated on Main
steet, be tween Sctilliti and Chandler
averucs. Here is a good chance for
a bargain. Will exchange for a good
teatrt in part payment, the balance
in cash. Address E. B Piice, post-
office box 59. or Leonard & Coffin,
real estate agents. II 13 2w.
Dying and Cleaning.
At Moody's, on Oawford street,op-
posite Cameron House. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
Notice.
A new arrival of an immense lot
of st\|ish ladies' cloaks at M. Sin-
ger's. Call early and get the first
pick. 1114
MOW JlS Y0UB TIME.
LOOK WHAT
L
^.3=2.33 DOING.
Wo shall sell for TEN days only the following
goods at the prices mentioned below:
75 White Bed Spreads, worth $1 for 75 cents.
New Arrival of Plaid Dress Goods, worth 40
cents, for 25 cents.
150 Heavy Felt Skirts, worth $1.50 for $1.
90 pieces Heavy Canton Flannel, worth 15 cts.
per yard for 10 cts.
100 doz. Ladies' H'dk'ch'fs at 50 cts.perdoz.
25 Pieces all Wool Red Flannel, 20 cts. per y'd.
500 Ladies' Ties, worth 50 cts. for 35 cts.
50 pieces Heavy Ticking, worth 35 cts. for 25,
200 pair Blankets, to close out, worth $2.50
for $1.75 a pair.
50 Fine Gents' Dress Suits, worth $20 for $12.
Latest Gtylo of French Heel Shoes at reduced
prices.
These Goods MUST be closed out to make
room for our large Holiday Display.
33on't Forgot tli.© IPlace,
at COLESOLL'S.
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