Denison Daily News. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 243, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 28, 1874 Page: 4 of 4
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AfrKCTIKG THE PUBLIC
HHffjAlMr two or more persons,!
IBBlfa t1»i* city assemble together. |
,- J assembled, shall act in concert!
HH unlawful act vith force or vio-|
S^SHtbe property of this city, orl
■hot the property of another, orl
P. tilt- peace or to the terror of
ei, artdfhall make any movement orl
■nations tkerefqg, and every person 1
|nt at such meeting or assembly, who!
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t
shall not endeavor to prevent the com-
ralssionor i>erpetr*tion of such unlawful
ncta, shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
meanor, and upon conviction thereot
. shall be fined not less than five, nor more
than ninety-nine dollars.
Sue. 2. Whoever shall in this city dis-
turb the peace of others by violent, tu-
multuous, offensive or obstreperous con-
duct or carriage, or by loud and unusual
noises, or by unseemly, profane, obscene
or offensive language, calculated to pro-
voke a breach of peace, or by assaulting,
, striking or fighting another, or whoever
shall, in this city, permit any such con
duct in or upon any house or premises
owned or possessed by them, or under
their management or control, so that
others in the vicinity are disturbed there-
by, shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
meanor, and upon conviction thereof be
fined not less than five, nor more than
ninety-nine dollars.
* Sec. 3. It shall not be lawful for any
military company, or any procession, or
any body of persons accompanied with
martial music, or for any person to play
in any one of the streets of the#:itv. on
any musical instrument, within one block
of any house of worship, on Sunday du-
ring the hours of worship. Whoever
shall violate this section, shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con-
viction snail be fined a sum not less than
ten, r.or more than fifty dollars for each
and every offense.
'■ Sec. 4. Whoever shall, in the city, dis-
quiet or disturb any congregation or as-
sembly met for religious worship, by
making a noise, or by any rude and inde-
cent behavior, or profane discourse with-
in their place of worship, or so near the
same as to disturb the order or solemnity
of the meeting, shall be deemed guiltv of
a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined a sum not less than
five nor more than ninety-nine dollars.
Sec. 5. Whoever shall, in this city,
disturb any lawful assemblage of people
by rude and indecent behavior, or anv
person or persons found loitering at the
corners of streets, or in the vicinity of
any place of amusement, or hotels, or
thoroughfares, and refuse to disperse or
vacate such place when requested to do so
by any police officer, shall be guilty of u
misdemeanor, and fined not less than five
nor more than twenty dollars.
Se.c. 6. Whenever there shall b.- found
upon the person of any one who has been
tound guilty of a breach of the peace, or
of conduct calculated to provoke a breach
of the peace, any slung shot, colt or
knuckles of lead, brass or other metals,
or when upon trial evidence shall prove
that such weapons were in the possession
or on the person of any one while in the
act of commission of |he acts aforesaid,
such person shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof
‘shall be fined not less than five dollars
nor more than ninety-nine dollars.
ARTICLE II.
ranvunf ototet,« winch *ny game iff
Chance shall pbiyed for money of
property, or anything repreaenti-'g money
|M ptrop*rty, or shall at any such table or
f tlevick, or at any game of chance bet, win. I
I or lose afty money or property, either inf
1 specie, currency of the United States, or!
Ixhythlng representing a money value or
I be of apy value whvtsoever, or any per-
Ison who ahall suffer or permit any such
I table or device at whicn any game of
[chance is played,to be set up or used orop-
Icrated inany tenement, builning,outhouse!
lor other place of which he has control,
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,;
land upon conviction thereof shall be
[fined not less than fifteen dollars nor I
imore than one hundred dollars. \
1 Sec. 7. Any person Who shall in this
[city, keep a bawdy house, house ofjjl-j
jfame, or of assignation, and shall harbor,|
[secrete or permit any girl under the agel
[of seventeen years to remain in suchl
[bawdy house, house of ill-fame or of as-|
[signation, without i nmediately notifying!
[tha Marshal thereof, shall be deemed|
[guilty of a njisdemeanor, and upon con-i
[viction thereof be fined not less than fil-J
Iteen dollars nor more than one hundred!
[dollars. I
Sec. 8. Any person wearing or carry- j
ing on or about his person, saddle, or ini
his or her saddle-bags, any pistol or re-1
volver. dirk, dagger, slung shot, sword-l
cane, billy, knuckles of brass or any other!
metal, bowie-knife, razor, dirk knife, orl
any other dangerous or deadly weapon, I
within the city of Denison, unless cajry-l
ing the same for the lawful defence of the!
State, as a militia man in actual service,!
or as a peace officer, or policeman orl
marshal, shall be deemed guilty of a I
misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof I
shall be fined not less than five nor more I
than ninety dollars; provided that noth-1
ing herein contained shall be construed I
to prohibit any person from keeping orH
hearing arms at his or her place of busi-B
ness 01 residence, nor to prohibit or pre-l
vent civil officers or officers summonedgl
for the performance of a special dutyH
|frotn keeping and bearing arms while en-H
gaged in the discliar^e^^^^^^^^^^mjj
maraei nou»es, lutnDer yards o« in
open miir, or who shall be found trespa
ing upon the private premises of othe
and npt giving a good account of the
i.
OFFENCES AGAINST PUBLIC MORALS AND
DECENCY.
Sec. 1. Whoever shall, in this city, be
I found in a state of intoxication in any
j highway, thoroughfare or other public
j place, shall be deemed guiltv ol a misde-
I tneanor, and upon conviction tnereof,
? shall be fined not less than one nor more
{ than ten dollars.
I Sec. 2. Whoever shall, in this city,
j appear in any public place in a state of
? nudity, or in a dress not belonging to his
I or her sex, or in an indecent or *ewd
dress, or shall make an indecent exposure
of his or her person, or be guilty of an
hldeceni or lewd act or behavior, or shall
exhibit, sell or perform, or permit to be
j exhibited or peiformed upon premises
under his or her management or control,
any indecent, immoral, or lewd play or
other representation, shall be deemed
| guilty of *a misdeme nor, and upon con-
I viction shall be lined not less than live
I nor more than one hundred dollars.
J Sec. 3. Whoever shall stick, paint,
S brand or stamp, or put up on any house,
li fence, wall, pavement or other public
place in the city, anv written, painted,
i jjrinted or other advertisement, bill, no-
I'tice, sign ur poster, without having first
** obtained the permission of the owner of
? *weh house, fence, wall, pavement, or
Ji plhef public place, shall he deemed guilty
0 «ff;a'misdemeanor, and whoever shall vi-
olate this ordinance, shall pay and for*
**fe»i not less than one, nor more than
Ottweoly dollars.
th Sec. 4. Any keeper of a dram shop,
li crpeer hoi se. or other place of public re-
port, who may perm.t any breach of the
or disturbance of public order
«Hnd decorum by noisy rioters and disor-
special duty, or any United Stales, State,
county or city officer from wearing such
weapons as may be necessary for the dis-
charge of their duty.
Sec. 9. Any person who shall on Sun-
day, disturb the peace by any noisy, riot-
ous, or disorderly conduct, in any street
or other public place, or in any place of
public resort for anmsement or other pur-
poses, shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
meanor, and upon conviction thereof, be
firiud not less than five dollars nor more
than fifty dollars.
ARTICLE III.
OFFENCES AFFECTING PUBLIC SAFETY.
Sec. i. Any person who shall, in this
city, ride or drive uiy animal or animals,
in any highway, thoroughfare or public
place, quicker than or beyond a moder-
ate and safe gait, or shall not slacken the
the pace of such animal or animals in
approaching any cross-walk upon which
any person may be in the act of crossing,
or in the act of approaching, or shall ride
or drive any such animator animals so as
to cause such animal or animals, or any
vehicle attached to such animal or ani-
mals to come into collision with or strike
any person, animal, vehicle or other ob-
ject, shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
meanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined not less than ten nor more
than fifty dollars.
Sec. 2. Any person who shall dis-
charge, or cause to be discharged, within
the limits of said city, except on his own
premises, any gun, pistol or any other
fire-arms loaded with powder, except by
order of a legal officer, shall be fined not
less than five, nor more than twenty-five
dollars for every such offence.
Sf.c. 3. Any person who shall, in this
city, blast or cause to be blasted, any
rock, without having the rock at the time
of setting off the blast covered on all
sides of the orifice with good sound plank
or timber, ot sufficient length, width and
thickness, and so placed as effectually to
prevent fragments of rock from ascend-
ing into the air, shall be deemed guiltv of
a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined not less than five
Dak person
.. Ial«tew(fte
End wurtesslxteejv)
who, not having visible means to main-
tain 1 nsehes, live idly without em*
ployment end Without any settled place
of abodf, or wbe shall be found loiterin.
or rambpur about, or wandering abroai
and lodging In grooeries, tippling houses,
beer houses,, out houses, bawdy houses,
houses of bad repute, sheds, stables,
market houses, lumber yards or in the
ass-
premises of others,
■Jttm.tr H - -■ of theill-
seives, or who shall be found begging, or
appearing in any street, thoroughfare, or
other public place, begging or receiving
gims.
Second—Any male or female person
who shall be the keeper, proprietor or ex-
hibitor of any gaming table, or device,
or who shall he an assistant or attendant
at any such gambling tabic or device.
Third—Any person upon whom shall
be found any instrument, or thing used
fir the commission of burglary, or for
picking locks or pockets, and who shall
fail to give a good account of the posses-
sion of the same.
Fourth—Any peison who shall be found
engaged in pigeon dropping as herein-
after defined.
Fifth—Any person who, having been
once committed of being a vagrant, shall
be lound in possession of any Mexican
puzzje, safe, Strap, thimble and balls, or
any other instrument or device used for
pigeon dropping.
Sixth—Any prostitute, courtezan, bawd
or lewd woman, or any female inmate of
any bawdy house, house of prostitution
or assignation, brothel or house of bad
repute, who shall be found wandering
about the streets in the night time, orfreu
quentlng dram shops or beer houses, or
any female who shall be found employed
as a beer carrier within the day or night
time, or may be found employed in sing-
ing or dancing in any such house or
place.
Seventh—Any procurer, pimp, or other
male person inhabiting a bawdy house, or
house of prostitution or assignation, or
in anv way connected With the keeping
of any such house.
Eighth—Any male or female person
who knowingly associates witjj thieves,
burglars, pick-pockets, pigeon droppers,
bawds, prostitutes or lewd women, or
gamblers, or who lodges in, or frequents
houses or other places having the reputa-
tion of being the resort of thieves, pick-
pockets, pigeon droppers, bawds, prosti-
tutes, or lewd women, or gambling houses,
or places for the reception of stolen prop-
erty
If
S »«jr: dof
■ and annually ttonWStffv boftn* tb«
jjday of May in each year, give his name, , * * •*£
■with the name and description of his dog
■or dogs, to the City Clerk, who shall reg- [ , ^
:e ister the name in a suitable book kept for
9 that pitrpuie, arid shaft stamp upon or affix
^ to the collar of the dog thus registered, a ordyer»in thkeity, of aity nhu-
nurnber corresponding with the number seous matter or liquid of any kind whiff-
in the register, and the year of the regis- ever, into any pond or adjacdht ground.!
wise the same
corner or alley. .
Sixth—The dl«h«rge from any distill
lerjr, soap boiler, meat market, taltowiJ
chaudler, still house dr slaughter bouse,
or dyer, inthk city,of any :fd#u§r nau-|
seous matter or liquid of any kind Whiff-l
try, and shall charge a fee of one dollar
for each and every dog so registered and
stamped. Any person the owner or keep-
er of a dog within said city, who shal
fail to comply with requirements of this
section, shaif be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor, and upon convictior thereof
shall be fined not less than one dollar nor
more than ten dollars, and the Recorder
may impose a further fine or penalty ot
one dollar for each and every day "any
person may fail, neglect or refuse to com-
ply with the requirements of this section.
Se'c. 3. When danger of hydrophobia
may be deemed to exist in or near the
city, the Mayor shall have power to issue
a procluniation or notice in the news-
papers of the city, or by printed hand-
mils, requiring all persons to confine all
dogs, or securely muzzle them with a wire
muzzle, for such time as may be desig-
nated in such proclamation or notice, or
until otherwise ordered. AH dogs found
running at large in the city, contrary to
the provisions of this section, whether
owned or kept within or without the city,
shall be killed by the City Marshal, or
under his direction or control; and the
owner or keeper of any such dog, who
shall knowingly permit such dog to run
at large, contrary to the provisions of
this section, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction there-
of shall be fined not less than five dollars
nor more than fifty dollars.
Sec. 4. The City Marshal shall notify
the City Attorney of the names ot any
owners or keepers of dogs failing to com-
ply with the requirements of this ordi-
nance, after having made a verbal de-
mand on said owner or keeper so to do.
The Citv Attorney shall thereupon prose-
cute such owner or keeper according to
and tinder the provisions of this ordi-
nance. It; shall also be lawful for, and
the City Marshal is hereby directed to
kill all dogs running at laige without the
collar and stamp herein provided for;
provided that these provisions shall not
apply to any dog brought into the city by
any person not a resident thereof, until
such aog shall have been in the city three
days; and provided also, that before
killing any nog it shall be the duy of the
Marshal to notify the owner or keeper of
such dog, if he or she can be found, to
comply with the requirements of this or-
dollars nor more than fifty dollars.
SEC. 4. Any peison who shall, in the
night time, leave upon any cellar, cellar
door, vault, well, cistern, excavation, j than fifteen nor more than one hundred
ditch, or other like hole, upon or adjoin- I dollars; if under the fifth, sixth, seventh
mg any street, alley or sidewalk, without | or eighth clause, not less than five nor
securing and protecting the same *o as more than one hundred dollars, and the
not to endangei the satety ot persons or Recorder may in addition require of the
annuals passing the same -rom1 falling defendant t . give a bond to the citv of
therein, shall be deemed guilty ot a mis- Def ison Wlth „,)od and sumcient security
demeanor, and upon conviction thereof R pe„alty not exceeding five hundred
shall be fined not less than five dollars | dollars, conditioned that said defendant
nor more than fifty dollars; provided that wfH for the space of six mouths next en-
Seu. 2. Pigeon dropping, under the dln^e^nd upZT“Si of ^
rair^deemed'E'winning or^SiainTng t0 COmP1*V therCwlth within twe"-
of money, or property, or things repre-
senting monev or property, by its being
bet or staked on any game, instrument
contrivance or device under the control
of any person concerned in the game, bet
or stake, or of any confederate of such
person, and so contrived or constructed
that the result of anv game, bet or stake
can be determined byseither of such per-
sons, or the borrowing of money or prop-
erty, or anything representing money or
propeatv, to be bet on any such gatfie, in-
strument, contrivance or device; or the
inveighling, enticing or persuading any
person to bet or loan money or property,
or anything representing money or prop-
erty to he bet or staked on anv such
game, instrument, contrivan e or device,
or borrowing money or propeoty on peti-
tions, worthless notes, checks or drafts.
Sec. 3. Two or more persons found
acting together or in concert for the pur-
pose of pigeon dropping, may be tried
jointly.
Sec. 4. On the trial before the Re-
corder of any person charged with being
a vagrant, it shall be lawful for the citv
to introduce testimony as to the character
and reputation of the detendant, touch-
ing any ot the matters set forth in section
first of this article, and the defendant
may resort to testimony of a like nature
for the purpose of disproving said charges.
Sec. 5. Whoever shall be convicted of
being a vagrant under the provisions of
section first of this ordinance, shall be
adjudged to a fine as follows:
If under the first clause, not less than
one nor more than twenty-five dollars; if
if under the second, or third clause, not
less than ten nor more than one hundred
dollars: if under the fourth clause not less
it shall be lawful to impose a penalty of
five dollars additional, for each and every
day the said danger shall be permitted to
exist.
Sec. 5. Any contractor tor any public
work, officer,«or any person whatsoever
making an excavation upon or adjoining
any street, alley or sidewalk, or having
the same in charge, who shall in the
night time leave the same open and un-
protected, so as to endanger the safety of
persons passing the same from falling
therein, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
su ng tile execution of said bond be of
good behavior and in default there-
ot it shallbe theduty of the Recor-
der to commit said defendant to im-
prisonment at hard labor until such Be-
1 ur;ty is given, not exceeding twenty
days.
article y.
CONCERNING DOGS.
Sec. i. ^ No deg shall run at large in
the city of Denison unless the owner or
keeper thereof shall place and keep upon
1 rocs n.ii'1* ..ii/,I* . 1 _ a . * 1 ...
tv-four hours, or failure to find such per-
sons, the Marshal shall carry out and ful
fill the requirements of this section.
Sec. 5. Any person who shall harbor'
or permit any dog upon or about his or
her premises’, shall be deemed to be the
owner or keeper of such dog.
Sec. 6. The word “dog” whenever
used in this article, shall be deemed to
mean a female as well as a male dog.
Sec. y. This article shall not be so
construed as to apply to any dog or dogs,
the owner or keeper of whom shall have
paid the tax heretofore require^ to be
paid, until after the expiration of the
term for which said tax was paid.
ARTICLE VI.
OFFENCES AGAINST OFFICIAL AUTHORITY.
Sec. 1. Whoever sh' ii this citv
falsely represent himself to be an officer
of the city, or shall without being duly
authorized by the city, exercise, or at-
tempt to exercise, any "of the duties, func-
tions or powers of a city officer, or mem-
ber of the police force, or shall hinder,
oqstmct, resist oi otherwise interfere with
any Marshal, policeman or other city
officer in the discharge of his official duty
or duties, or prevent or attempt tj pre-
vent any such officer from arresting any
peison, or attempt to rescue from such
officer any person in his custody, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction shall be fined not less
than twenty nor more than one hundred
dollars.
Sec. 2 Whoever shall rescue or at-
tempt to rescue, or who shall abet, en-
tourage or aid the rescue or escape of
any person from the city lock-up or jail,
after such person has been duly commit-
ted thereto by any proper a^tority, or
shall supyly or attempt to supply anv
such person with any weapon, implement
or means of escape, or fo* attempting to
escape, or with any intoxicating liquors,
shall be deemed guiltv of a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be
fined not less than twenty dollars nor
more tliun one hundred dollars.
ARTICLE VII.
CONCERNING nuisances.
Sec. 1. That it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons, or any corpora-
tion, to set up or maintain anv nuisahre
within the limits of the city of Denison.
Sec. 2. A nuisance under the mean-
ing and provisions of this ordinance
shall be deemed to be :
First—Permitting anv carcass of dead
animals to lie, be or remain upon any lot,
street, alley or common of the said city.
Second—Butchering any cattle, sheep
or other animals, except swine butchered
er into any street, avenue, alley or other
public place.
Seventh—The collection, use, or keep-
ing, in this city, of any stale, putrid, or ‘
stinking fat, or grease, or the rendering
or frying out of the same.
Sec. 3. Any person or persons, cor-
poration oa society, who* shall permit
any of the nuisances hereinbefore provi-
ded and mentioned, to be or remain, or
do any other act cr thing in violation of i
the second section of this article, for the {
space of twelve hours after notice a>
hereinafter provided shall have been giv-|
en, shaft be deemed guilty of a misde-j
tneanor, and upon conviction shall b-,
fined as follows: If under the first clausl
not less than two dollars nor more that
ten dollars for each and every day such
nuisance is permitted to remain; if under
the second clause not less than five dol
lars nor more than twenty dollars; i
under the third clause not less than five
dollars nor more than twentf dollais; if
under the fourth, filth, sixth or seventh
clauses, not less than two nor more than
twenty dollars for each and every dav
that such nuisance exists after notice. ",
Sec, 4. If any person shall complain
to the City Marshal against any person
or persons or corporation for a violation
of this ordinance, or if the Citv Marshal
shall see or find anv violation’ hereof, it
shall be the duty of such officer to notin
verbally the person or yersons or corpora*)
tion guilty of such violation) to remove
such nuisances, and upon the failure of
such persons or corpotations so to do,
they shall be forthwith subject to the Den-
sities and fines herein before provided for,
ar.d in case after twelve hours have ex4
pired such nuisance is not removed, it
shall be the duty of the City Marshal to
remove the same outside the city limits,,
and the cost thereof shall be recovered
lroin and added to the penalties herein-
before provided for against the offender.!
Sec 3. The City Marshal shall also
arrest any person or officer of corpora-
tion failing to comply with such notice,
and take him or her before the Recorder
to be dealt with according to this ordi-
nance.
ARTICLE VIII.
v PENALTIES.
Sec. 1. Any person convicted of mis-
demeanor under any provision of this or-
dinance, in a case where no special penal-
ty is prescribed, shall bo fined not les> V
than five nor more than twenty dollars.
Sec. 2. The word “misdemeanor”
whenever it occurs in this ordinance shall
be construed to mean and stand in lieu of
a “violation of ordinance.”
o iC. 3. The misdemeanor ordinance *
approved March 15th, 1873, that approved
March 15th, 1873 ar,d amended April 7th.
1873, concerning vagrants; that approved
March 27th, 1873, concerning nuisances :
that approved March 25th, 1873, concern- ^
mg deadly weapons; that approved H
March 20th, 1873, concerning dogs; thai
approved April 20th, 1873, concerning
beer gardens; that approved April 30th.
1873, concerning disorderly houses; that
approved April 30th, 1873, concerning .
gambling; that approved July nth, 1873. ’
concerning nuisances; that approved
August 2d, 1873, for the taxing of dogs;
the amendment to ordinance concerning
disorderly houses, passed July 7th, 1873;
and all ordinances and such parts of or-
dinances as mny conflict with the provis-
ions of this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed, and this ordinance stands in lieu
thereof.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take
effect from and after its publication.
Approved January 20, 1874.
EDWARD FERRY,
Attest: Mayor.
Wellington McCullOCH.
City Clerk.
4
Insurance Notice.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company ot
New York,
ASSETS
SIXTY MILLIONS,
have established an agency here. A
good opportunity is now offered to all
those who wish to insure in a perfectly
reliable Company. For further particu-
lars apply to Wm. Hughes,
Agent.
Dr. f. C. I'EiLt>, Medical Examiner
^Wd-rljt condu-tonhis premises, when it j and upon conviction thereof shall be the neck of such dog, a substantiarSe. ov the'owners^therooft Tor his or ^r own
I Ns*Mn ms power to prevent it, or who fined not less than five dollars nor more 1 talic or leather collar Any person who family use, depositing any manure in miv
$#«:] ar. V intoxicating drinks to any j than fifty dollars. I shall be the’owner" or keeper'of a dog
® air.-a !y ‘intoxicated, shall be fined | Sec. 6. Hereafter it shall not be lawful j who shall suffer or permit such dog to go
jess ti.an two, nor more than ninety-1 lor any person or persons to fire off, dis- | or be at large in any of the streets, alleys
■■■
I COVggf, j Any keeper of a dram shop,
izeker Douse, or other place of public re-
£&3fl|‘ipjio ahall employ girls or women ir.
his premises as beer-jerkers or
of any other article of drink
charge or explode any rtre-crackers, Ro- I or public places in the city of Denison, in
man candles or Other fire-works in said I violation of the provisions of this section
city, unless author.zed* by the Mayor so
to do. Any person violating this sec-
tion shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
meanor, and upon conviction thereof be
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upon coaviction thereof shall be
lined not less than one dollar nor more
than ten dollars; provided that a further
family use, depositing any manure in any
street or alley, or throwing, or leaving, or
suffering to be left or remain any offal or
part or parcels of animals so butchered
within the limits of said city.
Third—Permitting any [hops, offal or
other decaying substances to accumulate
upon any premises within t.iis citv, or
upon any street, alley or common of
said city of Denison.
£APT. W. L. HARRIS,
Proprietor
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE
Corner ot Skiddy and Austin streets
DENISON,....................TEXAS.
9
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TERMS REASONABLE.
I should be pleased to have mv old
Mends and acquaintances in the country
call and see me. W. L. HARRIS,
nov 14-dim.
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Denison Daily News. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 243, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 28, 1874, newspaper, January 28, 1874; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth721946/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.