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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1895
Page
8
Furnishings include fancy mantles what nots music stands chairs rockers couches divans ottomans rugs portiere fixtures and bed room sets with bedsteads wardrobes dressers wash stands chests side boards ice boxes refrigerators and more. Office furniture roll top desks and filing tables plus tin shop items roofing guttering galvanized iron work offers repair services.
Wholesale and retail dealers offer a vast stock of heavy hardware, tinware, crockery, cutlery, lamps, wind mills, pumps, buggies, carriages, and all farm implements. The scope includes reapers, mowers, John Deere plows, sewing machines, builders hardware, blacksmith supplies, steam fittings, and a full line of farming tools and accessories.
A complete Undertaking department offers coffins and burial cases in hermetically sealed metal cases. Two fine hearses, one white and one black, are always ready for service.
An ad boasts sanitary plumbing services using approved methods and supplies for residences and buildings with modern improvements. It highlights iron and lead pipe, baths, marble slabs, boilers, hoses, sprinklers, and estimates. The shop claims large stock and competitive bargains in Central Texas for sporting goods such as shotguns, rifles, shells, and fishing tackle.
The author argues Congress could coin gold and silver as money by weight and value, forming a dollar tied to global metal values. He asserts silver ceased being money around 1878, warns against unlimited silver coinage, critiques fiat money and legal tender laws, and discusses economic impacts of silver demonetization on prices and employment. The piece also mentions local real estate and community notes.
A small blaze yesterday at a lunch house adjoining the Santa Fe platform was checked by workers and a nearby cistern. The wind kept fire away from the Junction House, saving the building. a lessee’s furniture suffered loss, with reports of a piano and other items damaged. Part of the railroad platform burned. Professor Perry of Morgan, known for teaching singing classes, was mentioned in connection with the incident.
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