Denison Daily News. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 42, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 20, 1873 Page: 3 of 4
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The Daily News.
DUMSO.X,
SUNDAY.............APRIL „-o, 187;,
POST OFFICE DIItECTOBY.
OFFICE HOURS.
7 30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday*, 9. a. m. to
ij p. in.
NORTHERN MAIL.
Arrives at 8 30 a. in. daily except Mondays.
Closes at 7 p. in. daily except Saturdays.
Through St. Louis and Eastern mail Sat-
urday nights.
SOUTHERN MAIL.
Arrives at 5 30 p. m. daily except Sundays.
Closes at 9 30 a. m. daily except Sundays.
Office closed during distribution of
wails.
Letters deposited in the post office 30
minutes before the train leaves, will in all
cases be forwarded.
DENISON LODGE No. 161,
I. O. O. F., meets every Fri-
day night, at their Hall, on Woodard St.
Sojourning brethren in good standing
are most cordially invited to attend.
JOHN NEVINS, N. G
J. H. Guv, Secretary.
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Local Paragraphs.
Dr. Mozley, of the Live Drug store, has
moved into his pretty new cottage on the
park.
The First National Bank of Denison
will be opened for business on Monday
morning, the 21st inst. at 10 o’clock.
Mr. Cloud, who was killed by W. II.
Henry, on Friday evening, was shot in the
left breast with a shot gun. Mr. Henry is
now confined in the calaboose. lie will
have an examination befor the Recorder
Monday morning at 9 o’clock.
Col. A. D. Jaynes, President of the First
National Bank of Denison, has been in
the city two or three days. He will return
to Sedalia to-morrow.
We are informed that the Central R. R.
Jo. has notified the M.. K. & 1'. railway
company that after Saturday the 19th inst..
no freight or passengers will be transferred
to or from their trains at Denison. The
war, then, has opened in dead earnest.
Bully!
For several days teere has been a rumor
on our streets that the party who left
Denison for the Wichita country a few
weeks since, had been attacked by Indians
and many of them killed. We have been
unable to trace, the report to any^reliable
source, and cannot credit it. ’’
Major Tom Williams, of San Antonio,
passed through the tiiy Saturday morning
on his return from Washington. The
Major has been at the National Capital
some weeks in the interests of Western
Texas. He tells us he has secured the ap-
propriation of $100,000 for government
works-at San Antonio, and further that
he has induced the Government to order
the removal of the Kikapoo Indians from
the Mexican border to the reservations.
He and Mr. II. M. Atkinson, of Brown-
ville, Nebraska, have been appointed com-
missioners to attend to the removal.
These Indians are continually eonuniting
depredations on the Western frontier, and
though the necessity of their removal has
been strongly urged in Washington for
years, nothing satisfactorily has been ac-
complished until now. Major Williams
spent a short time in Denison, and was per-
fectly delighted with the general appear-
ance and business prospects, and expressed
himself as thinking seriously of locating
with 11s at an early day,
— ■ mi,*m
Goods delivered
Clark & Tallant’s.
free of charge from
J. K. Cook«, M. 1).
Office on Main street above Dudley &
Dexter’s drug store. Office hours from
8 to 10 a. m., and 2 to 4 p. m. Residence
on Gandy street.
d39-6t
Miller’s Addition to Denison.
This addition has been platted, and lots
in any number to suit purchasers, are now
on sale on liberal terms. Dr. T. N. Cut-
ler is an authorized ngent for the sale of
the property, and a plat o» the same can
be seen at his office on Crawford street.
Col. Taylor is also agent for the sale of
property on my first addition.
«-6tf y. K. Miller.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE BROKERS
WARREN & BRIDDELL,
General dealers in
JITY LOTS IN DENISON & VICINITY,
Property to exchange in different parts of
the United States.
BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE
on the most liberal terms.
Particular attention given to the pur-
chase of City Property and Farms in the
vkinity.
We have also a large amount of property
on hand and for sale on the most liberal
terms. Parties desiring to purchase, will
please give us a call. Information free.
WARREN & BRIDDELL,
Cor. Burnett and Main streets,
i-Jtf Denison, Texas
New Hath Itooins.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Greenbacks of the First National
Bank of Denison have arrived and are
now being signed. The denominations
are is, 2s, 5s, ios,and 20s, and all are verv
pretty in design. On the backs of the 20s
is a scene representing the baptism of Po-
cahontas, and on the 10s is a representa-
tion of the discovery of the Mississippi bv
DeSoto. The money is here and the only
difficulty we apprehend will be the getting
possession of it.
A young man from Maryland, Mr. Dan-
iel Wright, has pO.-ed in our hands a copy
of the bcderal Re/mi,''can and Commer-
cial Gazette, publish d at Georgetown,
Maryland, dated October 5th, 1S12. We
notice, among other items of news, a dis-
patch, dated New Orleans, Sept. .>th. 1812,
stating that the British frigate.’, Southamp-
ton was blockading the mouth of the Mis-
sissippi river, and that < >v. Claiborne
had issued a proclamation announcing the
blockade. Lotterv ..hern s are the prin-
ciple advertisements. There it . also, an
announcement of rental or.s In Howard
Payne. Author of • ‘i J -me, Sweet Mom -,"
and a short complne ntary tun Ye from the
editor.
Mr. Eiy Baggett, an old stock driver of
Bell county, passed through our c tv Fri-
day, on his way to sas. lie informs
us tiiat 50,000 line f. f cattle and 30 000
stock cattle has pa eel 1 in ugh that county
.this spring, on tii ., way to Kansas. He
lias started About ft n s li ad him elf. and
has 1,500 head to bring to this point tills
(all to fill a contra -t witii partes who will
slaughter and pack heel at Denison. Mr.
Baggett further stales that he is acquainted
with several partii s who have made con-
tracts to deliver cattle here for shipment.
If ■ is confident w. will have a fine cattle
trade this fall.
Tlie '! I; -aI r.
Col. DilworthY Cm era House was fdled
to overflowing Friday right 11 witm ; the
rendition of the affecting domestic drama
01 Function the Cr'.cke!. The la li, . lurned
out en mass, 'This tallanted troupe is
without question one of the best that ever
' sited Northern Texas. Though the hall
is poorly fitted up, and devoid oi scenic
fixtures for the presentation ol a piece of
this character, the company «.,d exceed-
ingly well, and gained the cnthui.u-tic
plaudits of the spectators. Mias Chip-
pendale, as Fanchon, we have heard fre-
quently praised in the highest terms. But
every one of this company did so \v II, we
will not discriminate in our compliments.
Last night was presented the Hidden
Hand, but we closed the paper too early
to give a report. We will predict, however,
a rousing house and a grand success.
Sealed Proposals.
The city Council of the city of Denison,
will receive sealed bids for buildinganed-
ucational institute in the eitv of Denison,
for ten days after the 8th of May next.
Plans and specifications can be seen after
the above date, on application to the city
Clerk. Meantime, those wishing infor-
mation regarding size and character of
tlie building, etc., can consult with the
architect, Capt. Chas. Wheelock, at Sher-
man, Texas. The Council will require
the party to whom the contract is awarded
to give bonds to the full amount of the con-
tract, and also reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
Payments on the work will be made
on monthly estimates furnished by tlie ar-
chitect, less 10 per cent.
By order of city Council.
W. I). Kirk, City Clerk.
Denison, Texas, April 17, 1S73. d-40
The celebrated Charter Oak Stove for
sale at Streeper'*.
Go to Streeper for your baccon, hams,
dry beef, pigs feet, etc.
A fine stock of liquors at Streeper’s.
Oranges and Lemons at Streepers.
10- wit
A good assortment of mattrasscs and
furniture at Streeper’s.
V good storage room, for parties ship
ping produce by car loads to Denison.
Will do well to call on Streeper, Main
street.
81. Loull Route Eastward.
The completion of the Missouri, Kansas
& Texas Railway from the North to Deni-
son, Texas, has opened up two first-class,
all-rail Routes to St. Louis and the East.
At Vinita, (364 miles from St. Louis,) the
trains of this “Pioneer line from the
North” connect with trains of that new
and splendidly built line, the Atlantic &
Pacific Railroad, and at Sedalia, (198
miles from St. Louis,) they connect with
tlie popular Missouri Pacific Railroad,
either Route is a good one—thoroughly
equipped with all modern improvements—
and lands its passengers in St. Louis, the
Metropolis of the Great West, in time to
connect with eleven through routes to the
North, South and East.
The St. Louis Route is destined to be-
come the popular one to all points East.
Passengers have a free cnoice ot routes
over the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail-
way; Via Vinita and the Atlantic & Pa-
cific Railroad, or via Sedalia and the Mis-
souri Pacific Railroad. Full information
may be obtained at the Houston & Texas
Central Railroad, El Paso Mail Line, Mis-
souri, Kansas & Texas Railway, or upon
addressing E. A. Ford, General Passenger
Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
Wm. Brown has opened a suit of new
and elegant Bath Rooms, in connection
with his Barber Shop, on Main street, one
door west of Perry k Darr’s. Hot and
cold Baths at all times. Only 50 cents a
bath. Shaving shampooning and hair
dressing, a speciality. di2-d&wtf
Sealed Proposals,
The City Council of the city of Denison,
will receive sealed bids for building a
City Markethou-e in the city of Denison,
for ten days after the 27th day of April.
Plans and specifications can be
seen after the above date, on application
tojthe city Clerk. Meantime, those wishing
information regarding size and character
of the building, etc., can consult with the
architect, W. G. Melville, of this city. Tlie
Council will require the party to whom
the contract is awarded to give bonds to
the full amount of the contract, and also
reserve the right to reject any and all
bids.
Payments on the work will be made on
monthly estimates furnished bv the archi-
tect, less 10 per cent.
By order of City C</lmeii.
W. 1). Kirk, City Clerk.
Denison, Texas, April 17,1873.
Attention Hiisinex* Men of Denison— V itare
Chance for a Rood Bargaiul
P. R. Trial offers for sale, a xtonchouse
and lot on Main street. A large and de-
sirable building in the best business por-
tion of the city, and suitably located for
any kind of business.
A two story dwelling, stable, kitchen,
a well of good water tnd two lots; one
of the finest residences in the city.
Joe Trial’s bai fi .tur ;s, restaurant fur- : guarantee to those wishing to order, and
niture, three billiard tables, and a the manner of doing business in the past
; b\ Messrs. Kihnmonci, should also £!ve
asxoitraent ot liquor-. assurance of fair dealing, and the best sat-
Will take in part pay: ient, dry goods j isfaction to those ordering. A word to the
or groceries, if agreeable with the pur- j 'v'*e ’s sufficient.
chaser. Call at ‘Joe’s” saloon 111 the- da0_3m H. A RICHMOND
basement of the stone building, on Main
street next door to Da/is’ hardware store.
apr-14-d w-tt
O WING'S COL UMN.
L. S. OWINGS
RECEIVING, FORWARDING,
AND OENKRAL
DENISON, TEXAS.
OWINGS STREET,
The highest cash prices paid fcr
Cotton, Wool and Hides,
Will receive on Commission and »eli anv
class of Goods consigned to him
Fruits and Flowers.
ONE CHANCE MORE.
Messrs. II. E. & If. A. RICHMOND
will continue in the field for one season
more, and, as usual, will supply Farmers
and Fruit Growers witii
Fruit ami Ornamental Trees, Flowering
Shrubs, Hoses, Evergreen
and Ornamental Hedging, etc., from the
celebrated Brighton Nurseries, of T. B.
Yale N Co., Rochester, N. Y., securely
packed and warranted to be in fine,healthy
condition when delivered.
The best orchards in Northern Texas
coming from this Nursery, and the pre-
mium fruits of this county, is a sufficient
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES
Made on Cotton, Wool and Hid&‘ ton
signed to my friend* in
1
ST. LOUIS OR GALVESTON.
m tncocr-v uunui mnm
300 pounds choice gosheri butter by ex-
press at Streeper’s.
Denison ( ity Luts for Sale,
ADVERT! SEMENTS.
NEBOE’S CELEBRATED
J. M. Cook is my authorized agent, to | Indian Vegetable Tonic Alterative
sell and deliver deeds to lots in the first I I urgative
supplement to Denison City. TJ 7 r
and
Office with J. M. Stratton, corner Aus-
tin and Woodard streets.
J. P. DUMAS.
January 17, 1873. vi-5-tf
Canvass sugar cured hams.
Plain bacon hams.
Canvass sugar cured breakfast bacon.
Extra choice clear side.
Choice h icon shoulders.
Lard from ill), package to 40II). package.
White Rose Hour.
Star Mill’s flour.
Eagle Mill’s flour.
Dried beans.
“ currants.
“ apples.
“ peaches.
Sugar, Java and Rio coffee and Tea.
No. 1 syrup, golden syrup.
Relcher’s sugar he ,.se syrup.
A large stock of wooden-ware.
Potatoes, onions and green apple*.
In fact everything. Everything iti the
grocery line can he found at Clark k
Tallant’s,
Clark £ Talla.it
Have just received another choice lot of
dried buffalo Beef.
Also, a fresh lot of groceries, which
they are selling at a very small margin
(or cash.
T E ¥
FAIRBANKS’ SCALES!
, rJpiIE UNDERSIGNED has recently
purchased and put up at his Stable
FAIRBANKS SCALES,
Capable of weighing ift,ooo lbs., which
L. S. OWING’S
LIVERY STABLE
Always on hand, a tine lot of
BUGGIES AND SADDLE HORSES.
L. S. OWINGS.
J. B. ! 1 ART.
Dealer in
WAGONS,
-and-
The Celebrated Studebaker, and Miller
Wagons.
Smith & Walkers Cultivators, Plows,
&c., on consignment.
For sale by
d27-tf J. M. Stratton.
I ,
For Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, are now ready for the use of the public.
Enlarged Spleen, Sick Headache,
Diseases of the Kidneys,
Rheumatism, Worms an 1 Impuritiesof the j
Blood. j_
Dose—From a teaspoonful to a table-
spoonful three times a day, according to ■
the age of tlie patient.
READ THE FOLLOWING I
L a doni A, Fannin eo., Texas, )
March 11, 1S72. ) j
Two years ago I was traveling in the In- j
d'an Territory for my health. 1 procured 1
a bottle of the above mentioned Bitters, '
in which I found a valuable remedy, for it 1
immediately restored me to tny former l A
health. It is a purely vegetable compound **
—made by an Indian doctor—and the in-
gredier'x that compose it grow in Texas.
1 proc .red a recipe for making the Bitters,
and 1 vv place them before the public, and
ask them a fair trial. If you are labor-
ing uler of the above named diseases,
an vil 1 try only one bottle, and do not
rec e benefit, 1 will refund your money.
W. H. HOLMES.'
Prepared and sold by A. 11. Jackson,
Denison. Orders can be left at Dr. A. D.
Chaney’s Drug Store. 1120-3111
ri
WAGON YARD
icultur'l Implements
Woodard st., opp. J. M. Stratton,
DENISON.....................TEXAS.
KOCK IGEXT
For tlie Stale of Tt xv. ■- for
Connected with Owing’s Stable is good j
wagon yard where
PROVENDER OF ALL KINDS
Can be bad at fair prices. .i-it)
THE SCI IL m.LK WAGONS.
(The most popular wagon in market,)
THE VIPRATER THRESHER.
CLIMAX CORN-PLANTER,
V A N DIV E R C O R N - PL A N TE R
And agent for North Texas for
BUCKEYE AND CLIPPER
REAPERS AND MOWERS
And all trie rnor# popular agricultural im-
plements. i-9tfl
3i A < • Ti H
To ana irom Snerm&u
LOOK TIMES DAILY
CONVEYANC ES
To all parts ot tnc tot.il, 1
FURNISHED ON APPLICATION
11 OTI.KF.W HOAH 1) 1C
By nay or month, on liberal K im*.
DENISON. TEXAS.
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Denison Daily News. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 42, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 20, 1873, newspaper, April 20, 1873; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth722278/m1/3/: accessed May 14, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.