The Albany News. (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 6, 1889 Page: 3 of 4
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Mr. and
town over
Mrs
F. R Sterrett were in 1 i>on,’.fc forget the we ere
’y'visiting friends. j at the court house, Friday night.
Another - i rain Saturday night
and the heart of the farmer is glad.
Corn is looking fine and gives every
prospect of a large yield.
Wheat is about over and tire yield is
'considered a good one.
. Miss Florence Griffin, of Cisco is:
.■Visiting Mr's. J. E. Cole this week.
Go and get Some ice Cream iiekt
Friday night for fifteen cents! a dish,
at the court house;
Messrs. Sam Webb, Max Blacli and
Pat McDonald went to Chicago on the
special train last Friday.
Musical7 ; rit, living near Hulltown reports
Look at the long list of beautiful ! Jl^ e pests are destroying
S. Webb.
ilGVV iliuSiC cii ilio L\ \J • DGOk. StOTC.
kainH; oils, Varnishes, wall paper,
glass putty &c. cheap at Gooding’s
drug store. 50
7
Albany will take a boom this fall.
When the cotton and the wheat is mar-
keted.
W. F. Clireton, of Walnut Springs,
is in the county looking after his stock
interests.
Miss Linnie Jordon returned from
Spring ( reek ranch last Saturday.
She had been spending a couple of
weeks with Mrs. F. K. Sterrett.
The census taken for the Alban}
school' Corporation enrolled 205
scholars within the scholastic age.
181 whites, 24 blacks.
A --
Another train load of cattle will be
shipped to market this week. It will
be a mixed train and will go out about'
Friday, so we understand.
Mr. C. Ferguson was in the City
last Monday. He was on the way to
he southwest to look for a new range
'or sheep.
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Croquet sets, base-ball bats, ham-
mocks, fishing tackle, at Gooding’s
drug store. 50
A lap robe,
office.
Lost-.
Please
return
itoda Pike, M. D. will be in town
for a slifirt tinie, and offers her pro-
fessional . services to the public.
Chronic diseases of women and child-
ren a specialty. Leave bull at Good-
ing’s drug store. 9
tee ! ice !! Ice!!!
I have a supply of pure lake ice
which I will deliver to any part of the
city, in any quantities to suit pur-
chaser;
J. S. McGomb. 6
Fob Sale!
A house and two lots in Hnlltown
Texas. Will be sold cheap. Apply
lo Richard Jones Albany Texas.
Mr. H. C. Arendt left a sample of
his wool at our office last Saturday.
We know very little about the fleecy-
staple, but this appears to be about
the best we have ever examined
Call in and see what you think of it.
A
Almost the entsre night Tuesday,
the gentle rain fell, and the next
morning the earth was covered with
Water.
The Albany mill will be in the mar-
ket for wheat and be ready to pa} the
highest price and pay cash. Bring
your wheat to Albany and get the top
of the market.
Mr. J. H. Walton, who has been in
Colorado for the last few months
came back Friday. He looks the very
picture of health.
The school board met June 1st, to
postpone the election of teachers for
the Albany public school until June
the 28th. Applications will be re-
ceived up to that date.
’ Next Sunday is children’s day at
the Presbyterian church. The pupils
are invited to attend the services.
The children will render a program
that has been prepared for them at
Ml o’clock.
There lias been two cases of scarlet
fever in town, one in the family of
Rev, Caporton and one. in the family
of Mr. ,i esse Addington, but the greast-
est precautions has been taken to keep
the disease from spreading and no
alarm is felt. The children are doing
we Ha nd will soon be out of danger.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is fa*
mous,’ for its prompt and effectual,
cures of coughs and colds. The i
most severe cold may be loosened and
relieved by a few doses of this valua-
ble remedy. For sale by
M. F. Gooding.
• ___A__
a “I have used St. Patrick’s Pills,”
tys Mr.. J. Reynolds, of Mayfield,
iird pronounce them superior
to any L have ever before used. I do
not hesitate to recommend them
Prof. James closed his private
school last Friday, which is two weeks
earlier than he expected. The profes-
sor is the right man in the right place
and we hope to see him at the head of
the Albany public school, not only
next winter, but for several winters
to come.
Notice.
Dr. Powell will strictly observe
office hours from 10 to 12 o’clock
every morning to treat such cases
that can come to his Office for treat-
ment. 9
Mrs. Ralls closed her private school
last Friday, with appropriate exercises
Quite a number of visitors were pres-
ent and all. were well pleased with the
programme. Prizes were awarded to
Eaton Reynolds in the history class
and to < Tiff Ralls in spelling and to
Willie Fisher in geography.
A train of stock was shipped from
here last Friday to Chicago. L H.
& W. C. Lee shipped two cars of cat-
tle, Webb & Hill three cars, Max
Black three cars, Jesse Reynolds one
car, ( ogliill Bros, two cars and Max
Black one car sheep, Holstein Bros,
one car sheep and J. C. Taylor one
car sheep.
It is of the utmost importance that
every cold the cured as quickly as pos-
-Mde after be first symptoms appear,
and the experience of many years has
shown that there is no medicine that
| will cure a severe cold in less time
than < hamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
Sold at 50 cents per bottleby
M. E. Gooding.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
board of pharmaceutical examiners
for the 42nd judicial district will meet
at Cisco, June 26, 1889, at 9 a. m.
All parties engaged in the drug busi-
ness, who are affected by the provis-
ion of the law regarding the sale of
drugs in the state of Texas, will
please take notice and come forward
for examination or registration.
O. T. Maxwell, Pres.
S. L. Eoiiser, Register of Board.
Not a lit, but an expression of de-
light. “About a week ago,” says a
Los Angeles, (Jala., druggist, “a
Chinaman came in with a lame shoul-
der. I sold him a bottle of Chamber-
lain’s Pain Balm and guaranteed that
it would cure him. He came in again
last night, and as soon as he got in-
side the door, began to swing his
arm over his head like an Indian club
swinger. I thought the blamed fool
had a fit, but he finally stopped long
enough to say; “Medicine velly line,
velly hue; alle same make me feel
plenty good.” For sale by Marion
F. Gooding.
Communicated.
.For
by
M. E. GCODING.
Fine Stock for Sale,
I have 8 short horn hull calves, one
year old tills spring. If I can sell
them all together by 1st of June will
take f2.5.00 each. They are good
individuals and colors. Apply to me 6
miles due south of Albany, Texas.
W. A. Biz ZELL. 1
Photography and gun repair
Having located hero 1 shall be glad to
Undertake gun repair.and other work.
L/Good cabinet photons $3.50, carte de
viz $2.00 per doz. Gallery open,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Fhank Picket!'
Photo
38
Late of Birmingham (Fug.)
Soeity.
Last Wednesday, while a ten year
obi boy. John Palmer was attempting
to board a train he was thrown under
the wheels and so badly mangled that
no hopes were entertained of his re-
covery. It is only a question of time
when the same thing will occur here
in Albany. Parents certainly are not
r^xware that their boys are taking such
risks'every day, or they would put a
stop to so dangerous a practice.
■ Ice Cream Festival.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give an ice cream festival next
Friday night at the court house, for
the purpose of raising money to finish
paying for the seats in the church.
They will charge but 15 cents tor
cream and cake and the public is in-
vited to attend.
885 Solid 6«!d Watch.
Sold for $1.00. until lately,
est $85 watch In the world,
crfeci timekeeper. Wor-
eper.
ranted.
[Hunting Cases,
d gent
Heavy Solid Gold
. Cases. Both ladies*
and gents’ sizes, with works
and cases of equal value.
value,
ach lo-
free,
dval-
them in your home for aon
Who may have called, the come youi
who write at once can . r«® of Tt
and Samples. We pa;
Stinson Co., Be
uses of eqi
One Person
ealtiy can sect
together with our h
uable line of HonsehoUl
Samples. These samples, a«
well as the watch, we se&d
'ree, and after you have kept
ths and shown the*a to these
“*bose
tell
d shown to
iwnj
recei-ing 1
xpres;, fre5ght,etc.
5 % .Portland, SZai&c.
property. Tbo
the Wat _
Address
MB
893 lewini;.ilacMtie1
‘ orsco establish
i trade nil part6, by
'pacing our machines]___
and goods where the people can
them, we will send free to one
‘person in each locality,the very
* best sewing-machine made in
the world, with all the attachments.
Wc will also send free a complete
line of our costly and valuable art
isamples. In return we ask that you
show what we send, to those who
may call at your home, and after 2
months all shall become your own
[property. This grand machine is
made alter the Singer patents,
which have run put; before patents
rat it sold for $93, with the'
and now sells for
ments, a
. Bcst,sti
brief instruction
cure free the I
finest line of works c
CO,
it *-8€ mg-macr
f hip rt ever j
•• Jt • Mfc
strongest, moi
the world
il Require
> us at once- <
the world, o
ogethef in At
CrlStSt. Mu
St usc-
AII is
Buck leu's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil-
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund-
ed. Brice 25 cents per box. For sale
by Bruckner & Gooding.
| It is hereby ordered that an election
| be held by the duly qualiffied property
tax-paying voters who riside within
1 the Albany school corporation, on
I Saturday the 15th day of June, 1889,
! between the legal hours at the court
house in town of Albany, for the pur-
pose of determining the question,
whether or not an additional tax of
one-fourth of one per cent, shall be
levied upon the property situated in
said corporation, subject to taxation
for the year 1889, and no longer; for
the purpose of enlarging and repair-
ing the public school building, situa-
ted in the town of Albany, within said
corporation.
School Board.
It is ordered by the court, that this
court do meet and sit as a board
of equalization on Monday the 17th
day of June 1889, the same being the
•3rd Monday in said month, to receive
the assessment lists or books of the
assessor of this, Shackelford county
for inspection, correction, equalization
and approval; and further ordered
that the clerk of this court give ten
days notice before said meeting, by
publishing a copy of this order in
some newspaper published in Shackel-
ford county.
I, J. C. Dodson, ex-officio clerk of
the commissioners’ court of Shackel-
ford county, Texas, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a true
and correct copy of an order, passed
by the commissioners’ court of Shack-
elford county on May' 15, 1889, as ap-
pears on minute book No. 3, page 60,
of said court.
Given under my hand and seal of
county court, this 16th day of Mav,
A. D. 1889.
J. C. Dodson, C. C. C. S. C. T
£*■«■] _ ________
Wonderful Cures.
| W. D. Hoyt & Co., wholesale and
'retail druggists of Rome, Ga.-, Say;
We have been^elling Dr. Kijig’s
! New Discovery, Electric Bitters and
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for four years.
Have never handled remedies that sell
as well, or give smdv universal satis-
faction . There have' been1 sbhfe won-
derful cures effected by these' medi-
cines iu this city Several' Cases of
pronounced consumption have been
entirely cured by use of a few' bottles
of Dr. King's New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters.
e guarantee ;hem ahvay,-. 5; jo Id by
Bruckner & Gooding.
“It was ordered by the etffirt that
the account of Henry Herron for jail
guard be allowed to date, then discon-
tinued. ”—Albany News.
Now gentlemen of the commission-
ers’ c off ft of Shackelford county, why
discontinue his just and legal rights?
He should imperatively demand his
legal rights, based upon thejlaw under
which he had been receiving it for two
years and a half, and you allowed it.
Now if it was right to allow him forty-
five dollars per month for thirty
months-past, it is certainly right now,
but if you discontinue it, you Certain-
ly admit that it is illegal and unjust,
then if it is illegal now it has beerf il-
legal and unjust all the time, and
through ybtir manipulation he has re-
ceived of the taS-payeMbf your county
$1,350.-00, wrongfully, which appears
to us should be refunded. Who is to
blame for this extra judicial proceed-
ing, it is you or the sheriff? Again
the law fetjuifief the commissioners'
court to make an itemized tabulated
statement of all monies allowed by
them, to whom, how much and for
vvliaf purpose, and publish it. twice a
year in four public places in the county
or in a newspaper if any in the county
For neglect or omission to do so, each
commissioner to be fined in any sum
not less than twenty lfor more than one
hundred dollars for every such neglect
or omission. This requirment is
made that the tax-payers may krrcnv
what disposition has been made of
their money. You omitted to make
the publication for two years proceed-
ing the first of January last, then
made a very Vague and unsatisfactory
report. Now why was the publica-
tion neglected, was it for the purpose
of covering up or biding this crooked-
ness in paying guard fees, which no
other sheriff in this state ever thought
of or presumed to take, and no other
commissioners’ court would have al-
lowed, or was it to cover Up and hide
from the view of the people that fancy
trip, the whole court,- With some per-
sonal friends tc/o’k' west to have a jolly
time at the expense of the tax-payers
of Shackelford county ?
Will some of you answer the above
interogatories for the benefit of the
tax-payers of your county.—[Throck-
morton Times.]
Omega .
Hulltown Budg'd.
cotton and Corn on his fatmi
It is reported that Mr; Bryce Ster-
relt has sold his ranch arid a portion
of his stock of horses to Mr. Alford, a
citizen of Cisco. Mr. Sterrett will
probobly move tri his father’s ranch
in Taylor county and he and his esti-
mable lady will be greatly missed by
their many friends in this part of the
country.
The Sunday school, with A. L. Hill
as superintendent is doing better than
ever before and the large atten-
dance every Sunday shows that the
people are deeply interested in the
work.
Mr. Tt'oripe Turner and wife will
leave next Tuesday for New Mexico.
Mr. Turner and his wife are valued
citizens, and their many friends will
miss their presence especially in the
Sunday school.
It can be truthfully said of the citi-
zens of Hulltown and vicinity that
they are a unit ori all matters pertain-
ing to the public welfare and prdsperi
ity of their town. You never hear
one of them abuse the town or its sur-
roundings. On the contrary the aver-
age Hulltownite takes pleasure in
praising the country to strangers and
use every effort to induce them to buy
lands and become Citizens No sir,
there are no damphools in our little
“burg” that class of people seem to
prefer other towns where they will
find associates more congenial to their
tastes.
De Yere
Stationery, school books, and school
supplies, at Gooding’s drug store. 50
These good rains has made every
one feel better arid the crops are
jumping.
--------------
Mr. G. W. Greeg left a few heads
of his spring wheat at this office that
are simply hard to beat Shackelford
has ma'de a good wheat crop this year,
arid Mf. Greeg has made as good a
crop as any one in the county.
w r.J5±> <Si HILL,
Land, Live Stock. Loa
n
COLLECTING AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
Albany,
Sliticis-elfo County,
Texa
)Ve have for sale the largest
list of properties of any Agency
in N. W. Texas-. The follow-’
ing is a few of tile many pro
perties we have for sale, and we
are the duly authorized and
sole Agents for same:
Finely improved 320 acre
farm and ranch; 3 miles of town
all under fence; fine house,
good fence, bai n, windmill, &c.
One of the most desirable pro
perties in the county. 960
acres adjoining can be secured.
A great bargain.
Sections Nos. 8 & 18 in blk.
No. 13 and No. 5 blk. No. 14
T. & P. R. R., can be bought
at a bargain.
3 sections past tire on Long
creek, all under fence, 2 sec-
tions d\vued and are leased,
tine water and grass &c. Very
cheap.
160 acre farm 2 lhiles from
Albany, well improved, good 6
room dwelling, barn, &c., 25
acres in cultivation, good well,
fine pools of lasting water. One
of I he best farms in the county
and will be sold tit a bargain.
8 sections farm and ranch
near Vesta switch, . 60 acres in
Trie Duffy 4 section pasture
and two leased,
near town, 2 sections owned
cultivation, 1,860 acre pasture,
good house, lasting water, a
very desirable property.
The “Glen Ellen” ranch at
Vesta switch, 4.000 acres, tine
large rock dwelling, good
farms, plenty of water, best
improved ranch in the county
for its size.
6,400 acre ranch 16 miles from
Albany, one of . the finest
ranches in N. \V. Texas (7 sec-
tions owned and 3 leased,) line
water Vo., can be bought at a
great bargain.
1,440 farm and ranch near
Hulltown, fully one-half fine
farming land, 30 acres in farm,
good dwelling, barn, 3 pastures,
line water. To see this proper-
ty is to buy.
h
2,400 acre farm and ran
miles from Albany, 70 a<
cultivation, line dwelling,
ing water Vc. This prop
highly improved and an
wanting an extensively in
ed property will find wha
want in tin's property.
H, T. & B. R. R, shr. i
near Griffin, tine water aiic :
a bargain.
The “Live Oak Ranch”, 2.02
acres, 75 acres in high slate r
culliyation, all under ferU
vided in 4 pastures, g
room dwelling, barn,
granary, stable for 20 ho: ■
new tenant house, buggy h
watered by North Prom
Maine Hubbard (lasting . -
guaranteed) line spring am vi
plenty of pecan, elm and ines
quite and hackberry ti =
1,500 acres at least arable
ey
2 fM4 in on« mil* 35 select young graded i?>.
Tfd.O ,‘:,4 V firVVif headof s 1 and 2 year
5 work hors.es, 1 Perce
stallion (very fine), 1 jack,
of A!briny, good 80 acre farm,
house, barn, Vc., all under good
fence. Will sell as a whole or
in part.
1,522 acres of land N. E. of
Albany, well watered, line farm
ing land, very cheap.
The Ballow 80 acres near A!
bariy, will make an addition to
Albany when (he Central R. R.
builds north. A bargain.
$9,000 to Loan.
We have $9,000 to loan on good
land security in small of large
amounts; Moiief now feady.
Webb & Hill. 9
Physician’s prescriptions accurately
compounded at all hours, at
Gooding’s drug store. 50
$500 to 5,000 to Loan.
We have for loan $5,000 on 3 or 6
months time. Good vendors lein and
notes will be bought in sums from
$500 up.
Web&VHill. 52
While Texas is prosperous with
rains, Pennsylvania is groaning under
the most terrible affliction. Whole
towns were swept away and it is esti-
mated that four thousand people were
drowned by flood, Johnstown was
completely swept away.
old Almdnt stallion, 100 hi
2 and 3 year, old. steers;
Durham bull, 50 heads toe
tie, wagons, farming i
ments, hack, harness, b
hold furniture Vc. One <
most complete ranches i
county, only 3 12 miles
Albany, a great bargain ca
secured.
SHACKELFORD COURT
■HAS-
To-day, (MondHy) the election is
held, which will decide the queston as'
to whether'' the county Will build a
bridge across the Clear Fork of the
Brazos or not. It is confidentially
predicted that this voting precinct
will vote almost (o' a unit against it.
Alevs. Searbough, Harlow and
Gfijpcoek- occupied the pulpit
•aw the Christian church, Sunday
at 11, a. m.y and Sunday night.
Mr. Jake Chism is the mail bby be-
tween Hulltown and’ Aeolian. He
makes the trip twice a vteek, o'ir Tues-
day and Saturday.
The hoppers still coiitinrib their
ravages in various parts' of the
country having already destroyed the
this section of the'^ country, Mr. Mer-
Wediting Belts";
Holfey—Skipwith—At the residence
of Dr. W. C. Moody, in Albany,
Texas, June 3, 1889, Mr J- A. Hol-
ley, of Blossom Prairie and Miss Ella
Skipwith of this city were married.
This was quite a romantic wedding as
it was a total surprise to the many
friends of the young lady here.- The
groom came in on the train Monday
night and a short time after signified
that it was the desire of their hearts
to be married immediately. License
was procured and at 10:30 Rev. R. L.
Adams performed the ceremony.
May all their fond anticipations of
wedded bliss be realized says the
News;
Barber -Douthitt—At life Baptist
church oil June 5’,’ f889, Mr. G. P.
Bai'ber and Miss Nora Douthitt, both
of this city were united in marriage by
Rev. \V. G. Caperton. Immediately
after (he ceremony, the happy1 couple
repaired to the residence of the bride’s
sister, Mrs A\ K. Manning, where
quite a family gathering celebrated the
occasion by a nice wedding supper.
The next morning they went to their
home, which he had lately fixed up in
a cozy style, and are now house keep-
ing. The News extends heartiest
congratulations to the young couple
and may they “live long and
happily” and realize to the fullest Ex-
tent that iiliss and happiness that
eoriie5^.;uthe couple that is'mated as
well as married .
A Holler Mill costing $25,000*
Improved Lands tor safe at $5.
Abundance of tine building stone.
The'Healthiest Climate in the world.
Oat Lands that average 60 bushels to the aci
Quarries of beautiful gray marble, undev* 5
oped.
Corn Lands that average forty bushels to the acre.
Farming Lands that can be purchased for from $8 up;
Wheat Lands that average twenty bushels to the acre
Twenty-five living, running streams of pure, clear wat
Church and School Facilities as good as can be found.
Bank and Comniercial Facilities equal to any emergen
Land in Tracts of 40, SO, 160 acres and up, for said
loiig tinie. and low interest.
The Finest Stock of all kinds that money can buy, su
as horses, cattle, sheep, goats, etc.
Good society, good schools, good churches, good wat
good land and good people.
Cement stone recently discovered in inexhaustible ijUat1
tities, that will make cement equal to the eelebra .
Rosendale cement.
W. 0. MOODY, M. D.,
Having perminantly located, offers his profes-
sional services to the citizens of Albany and sur-
rounding country. Special attentiin given to the
practice of Obstetrics and .Diseases of Women
and Children
month,
All lulls due the first of the
Office at Goodings.
Another good soaking rain fell
TiVesdity eight,"' arid light showers
Wednesday
It is bffiieved that wheat will av-
erage fully twenty bushels to the acre
in Shackelford county this year.
AJ.l0sun.3r ew
Is prepared to do
All Kinds of Job W ork,
Letter M
CIS
la 'i TT «
Mr. T. W. Bayless, a brother of the
well known S, A. Bayless is i’11 town
selling the (fine frtiirifreris, this firm
always handles. He carries a sample
of His fruit with him and can show you
what will grow andLwhat will do best
here. -
Personal.
Mr. N. II. Frohlichstein,- of Mobile,
Ala.,' writes : “I t ak e gre at pie as 11 re
in recommending Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery for Corisumptiou. having used
it for a severe attack of Broflehitis and
Catarrh. It gave me instant relief
and entirely cured me, arid I have not
been afflicted since. I also beg to
state that I had tried other remedies
With no good result. Have also Used
Electric Bitters' and Dr. King’s New
Life Pills,-'both of which 1 can recom-
mend.” Dr. King’s New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
'
bottles free at Bruckner' U Gooding’s \ Lilthh ^ W«
Mrs.'J'. T. Hawk passed from this
life into the beyond last Monday night
at twelve o’clock, leaving a husband
and two little children to mourn her
loss She was a devoted wife and
mother, a good kind neighbor, and
her presence will be sadly missed.
Her body Uvas taken to Hill county,
her old hoiiie for burial.
driig store.
No definite returns have been re-
ceived as yet from the bridge election
but enough is known to justify us in
saying that vve will get the bridge.
This precinct voted 128 for and 4
against. Hulltown 29 against and
Griffin 5 for and 8 against. There
are two precints to hear from, but the
cii tillut very
■ will have the bridge
across the Clear Fork in good time.
703"
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over which your grandmother.* l.m..
it is just its funny to-day as it cm r wa
2. Fancy Work for Stoiste A
tifely now work upon this subject,
practical instructions for making fancy
pockets, brackets, needle work, embroidery,
fusely and elegantly illustrated.
3. Grlmm’u Fairy StorK* for tlio Yotfsus?
finest collection of fairy stori-* - . .r o^idi - K .*. Trie
ren will be delighted with iiioni.
4. The li»dy of the Luke, by Fir V'alior.
11 The Lady of Ur* I.r-'e” i - a romance in verse, am
the works of Aeott no •<- is mop1 1 eaunful than (his.
5. Manitiil of Ef quetle fm Ladim: and vA-ntl-
guide to politeness and gooff breeding, giving the r
modern etiquette for a\l occasions. ■
6. The Bfcumhird I*utter Writer for Ladi-
Gentlemen, a complete guide to .. •rrop'-.iiueun**',
plain directions for the compositi.u. of letter- *;f
kind, with innumerable forms and examples.
7. Winter Evenliu? Keereat
of Acting Charades, Tableaux. Ga
social gatherings, private theatri
home; illustrated. .
8. Dialogue6*, Hesitations awl Head
choice collection for. school exhibition > a-
and
private entertainments
9. Parlor Ma&ic and ChemL
a book which' tells litnv to perform l
tricks in magic and instructive experiments
agents.
10. The Home Gook I?o;>k mid FaniS
dan, containing hundreds of cx .-eliim- cook
and hints to housekeepers, also tolling iimv t<
mon ailments by simple home remedy.
11. Manners ana Customs in Far A
a. very interesting and instructive book of .tr
ing the peculiar life, habits, maimers and tj
people of foreign countries; illu-nriri
12. Sixteen Complete Stories
embracing love, humorous and detec
Bociety life, of adventure, o? raiiwaj
tei3tUTho Budget, of Wit, Hui
collection of the tunny stories, sket-
and jokes that have been writD n
14. Useful Knowledge for
book of useful information for all,
subjects; illustrated.
15. Called Bnc
Mrunequalled jmm.
book 20 etK- inti wnole 40 for i? I.OO. .
*«us, Registered Let«er, or Heavy Ore,'-, aud u
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The Albany News. (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 6, 1889, newspaper, June 6, 1889; Albany, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth995943/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Old Jail Art Center.