Freestone County, Texas History Trinity Advocate newspaper June 17, 1857 edition Page: 4 J.M. PERRY A.T. RAINEY PERRY & RAINEY Attorneys and Counsellers at Law, PALESTINE, ANDERSON CO., TEXAS Will practice in all the counties composing the Ninth Judical District, in Freestone, and in the Supreme and Federal Courts at Tyler. March 26, 1856 39:1 y ------- WILLIAM ALEXANDER ATTORNEY AT LAW PALESTINE - TEXAS WILL Practice in the several courts of the 9th Judical Distict; also, in the counties of Leon, Freestone, Limestone and Cherokee, in the Surpeme court of the State, and in the U. S. District courts. Office, North-side of the Public Square, formerly occupied by Mallard & Alexander. July 2, 1854 25-1y ------- J.A. FORMWALT RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT WEST POINT, (TRINITY RIVER) FREESTONE CO., TEX. Sept 17, 1856 10:6 m ================================================ Trinity Advocate newspaper Sept 2, 1857 edition Page: 4 Nacogdoches and Waco Stage Line The undersigned take this method of informing the traveling public that they have obtained the contract for a tri-weekly line of four horse Mail Coaches, from Nacogdoches via Rusk, Palestine, Fairfield, Springfield to Waco, and will put the same in operation on the FIRST DAY OF JULY next. Connecting as this route does, at Nacogdoches, with the Alexandria and Shreveport Stages and at Waco with the Dallas and Austin line Stages; and being too the shortest and most direct route from Red River and Eastern Texas to Austin, gives it superior advantage over any other route from Red River, or Eastern Texas to Austin. We have procured good NINE PASSENGER Coaches, good teams and shall have none but the best and most reliable kind of drivers on the route. And hope to receive that patronage which the locality and accommodations of the route justifies. Our days of departure from each end of the route, price of fair, &c will be made known in a short time. The Stage Office at Palestine will be kept at the Osceola Hotel. H. M. BLACK MURPHY VAUGHAN Palestine, May 27th 1856. 44:if ------------------------------------- [same page] LOVE'S HOTEL (North-East Corner of the Public Square) Fairfield, Freestone County, Texas THIS large and popular Hotel, formerly the Walker House, has become the property of, and will hereafter be conducted by A.C. Love, who will endeavor to make it one of the first hotels in the State, by keeping a good table and making his guests and boarders comfortable. Travellers, and the public generally, will find it greatly to their convenience and pleasure to give him their patronage. The Stables will be attended to by experienced ostlers who will give their attention exclusively to the stables. A. C. LOVE, Proprietor The best and most direct route from the counties of Henderson, Cherokee, Anderson, Panla, Harrison, and all the eastern counties, to Waco and Austin lead through Fairfield. May 13, 1857 42:6m