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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-11
DRocLAMATIoN


DRoCLAAIATIoN
by the Governor OF the state OF Texas.
To all 10 whom these prceents shall come. Whereas
BY my proclamation Of the seventeenth Of Jnlv A. ~
1872, reward OF twenty-five dollars was ofercd for
the arrest and conviction OF each and every ner.or
guilty OF uRawfay bearing IN any county In the
State; and
Whereas The appropriation ont Of which such n.
wards paid, Il nearly exhausted and h being de-
sirebe-in order 70 save further expense-thai the
said proclamation should be revoked
Now, therefore, J. Edmund J. Davis, Governor Of
Texas by virtue OF the authority vested IN me hy the
Constitution and laws Of this state do hereby revoke
my said proclamation Of the seventeenth Of duly Al
p 1874 said revocation 10 take eject nom aud after
this date
Intestimony whereof have hercunio siened
my name and have caused the great seal 81
lSEAI-l the State 70 be afaxed az the city ~ Aus
tin, this the sixth dsy og December
ID. 1913.
EDMUND j. DAVIS,
Governor
JAMES p. NEwcosR, Secretary Of state.
dec9 It'd atw
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-11

The c. c. Club win give grand soiree at the Ray
mond House on the night Of December 18th. This is
expected to be the most brilliant OF the kind
given in Austin The young men composing this
club energetic and progressive, and will every
endeayor to make the approaching ball glorious
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-11

The jOIli6cation on Saturday night in honor OF the
Democratic triumph, brought ont an immense throng
OF people, gentlemen and ladies' old people and young
people, in fact, almost everybody in town. kThe pro-
oession formed down at the passenger depot, and
marched, with immense numbers, preceded by band
Of fine music up Pecan street and the Avenue to the
capitol, where there was splendid display Of fire
works, and afterwards, just outside Of the capitol
grounds. an immense bonfire illuminated every
part OF the whole neighborhood bright as day The
procession was large that it was unmanageabc, and
instead oTnovng in order it was throng of people
several hundred yards long, bearing every kind Of
transparency with notices suggestive OF the occasion
Among these were number bearing inscriptions sug
gsstive Of the triumph OF and the hopes in
Democracy and the demolition of Radical
ism. The young Democracy were out in their
might and their presence must have been ter
rible warming to the Radicals that they were dead.
deader deadest for all time to come in Texas. After
the demonstrations were over some OF the boys got
hold Of ono Of the cannon in the capitol yard and
fred round Of salutcs to the triumphant Democracy.
The only evil thing displayed during the night, was
the act Of some dirty Radicals of spiking al the
cannon at the capitol The fired had to be cleaned
out by the aid OF tools before IL used. Everything
went OF in entire harmony, and to the credit of those
engaged in working the thing up.
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OBITUARY..

Mrs. MARY MATlLDALENERETT,c onsort OF Hugh
Lcverett, OF Llsno town, Lano county Texas passed
from time to eternity about sOcoc Sabbath evening"
the twenty-third OF November, 1873 in the twenty
eighth year Of her age after protmcted illness OF
some three and half months
Tho deceased was Of rather scrofulous disposition
and some few years ago had severe and protractcd
tack Of throat resulting in chronic irritation and
enlargement OF the glands Of the throat About three
four months ago she had attack Of typhoid fe-
YER complicated with malignant sorc throat She
cuperacl from the fever aud partially from the latter
but in spite OF all the care and medical treatment
which could be bestowed upon her, the malignant
ulcers asan developed lower down. gradually extend
M, 10 the lungs from which after long and painful
struggling, she sank.
Mrs. Lcycrctt was indeed an exemplary lady 10 the
fullest extent laiien in sickness and distress kind.
acctionate, forbcarng and sclfsacrdcing IN her ma
nrc, not only with her own fsmily and relatives hut
10 al her friends and acquaintance and ever ready
and willing ncishbor. accommodate even to her
own Inconvenience and DISTRESS She has LEFT = hus-
band who deeply feels and noans her loss Also three
iilc children. an o. whom win miss her ~ only de-
voted husband and bercsvcd little ones ca aiiss e R
e.Tsuiioagis sIus god srifs AID niotasr.
Her friends and ncighbors win miss her as o.s y
taartsst B1tAThat Is tasir loss Is her gain.
An the regrets she seemed to manifest at ihe pms
poets q death were that she could no ion-cr aid her
devoted husband and loving children ia their passse
through life.
She now rests beneath thc eranitc sands of the
mountain, calmly awaiting the sound % tho resar.
ootion trump 70 BE- again restored to az her loved ana
loving ones rcvised and corrected by The ora. aar
81 az T. s. 81
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Another beautiful bsye billiard table has been
eeiyed and put mp at the Favodte Billiard Hall, Con-
gross Capt Freeman, the popular proprietor
informs us that he expects several OF these new and
beautiful sty Ie OF tables before the holidays,
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TIM grand anniversary bah Of the Lee Fire Company
No e,lm "a n Galveston the night Of the
seventh eenerai Invitation has been extended 20
the hrsmen % Ausin 70 attend the reunion, and We
understand abnst tueafy thirty Of cur gallant boys
are going daun tonight 10 enjoy themselves with t
uuI,c-ionians May they have pleasant time.
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Mr.. F. REIcHMAS, Of this city, viii soon OpcE an
extensive steam laundry on the river bank, between
the Avenue and Brazos street. This enterprsng gen
tleman has already taken rapid steps toward getting
machinery aud other necessary apparatus for his laun-
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Mr. Ed RAYMOND, proprietor Of the Commercial
Restaurant s daily In receipt Of delicious oysters and
all the decacies that the present season affords. The
hungry viii always find excellent meal and Jolly
host at the Commercial.
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DETER sMITH-sELLs CHOICE FAMILY GRO.
a ccrcs alec dry goOdt boots and shoes and Iol0e1
Congress Avenue between Ash and Hickory streets.
John II. ROBINSON q sON--WHoFafI. III
~ and retail dealers ID general merchandise and woo
HDRse
GROW 4 JONEs-DEALERs IN DIZZY GOODS.
~ clothing, hats, boots and shoes gr0cefies hard.
ware, etc. Highest rates paid for cotton WOOL hides
ana treasury and school warrants. Conefea1 afcnge
corner Of Bois dare.
II ?. McKINNEY-DEALER N DRY GOODS
~ sclothln2 hats, boots and ehoes rrocefics fnrul
tures hardware, hafness, carpenters and blaekunifha
tools, etc Congress aFcluf-hgonu1 Hotel Bi01k
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nR q D. sHEPTERD. PHYSICIAN AID SCR.
- goa. olce Cd HeI|aa rev bgH1InE A
~, Q. te1itence c8rne< q Co|eze a4tE4e -
osadaiape pifeeiE
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-11

FRIDAY morning batch Of clerks from the depart
ments were casing 70 60 into the country for hunt
They were packing up their blankets etc. In a wagon,
when an unsophisticaied citizen coneudedit was the
commencement Of the threatened abdcati0n, and act
ing according the thought be very put lot Of
the curious The lookout II really the officers
Of the present administration leaving their posts.
The idea that such people would leave their posts Il too
good joke 10 20 unnoticed They'll not be Honey
fuggIed in any such nonsense sgain.
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n ~ sIeBoN-DEkIER IN PIANOS. onotNf.
~ stloIIna guitars. sheet unlIc l1za and mn
..c.i lleIe1.1e9e. ccnglc.1 Afteae belaeen Ftsre
and hois q Arr sireeia
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Austin Business Directory
RROKEPG-

p EcTOR j. f., real. ESTATE, LAND AND
le Collecting Agent and C0nveyancer Tlfles *.
amined. Abstracts furnished. Attention TO an land
matters. Avenue next 70 Johns bank nO23 I'd
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JusT received at Phil Abrahams & Bro, Pecan
street, 100 punches bananas schooner Weber from
Tuxpan, 1000 cocoanuts, 500 boxes ralslns, 5000
oranges . barrels apples which they offer to the
trade NJ low figures dec9 n
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CLoTHTERs.

II M0sEs-DEALER IN READY-AfADE CLOTH
~ cling, boots and Shoes hats and pcnfemen's fnF.
nishlng goods. Congress avenue, between Pecan aud
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tuesday, the SIst Of March Next.

The public viii readily understand the canses which
have made this poetponement necessary.
The financial panic, which has for the last two
months parayzed the business OF every section OF this
country and Of Europe, has prevented thousands from
investing In tickets. The epidemics pervadlng almost
the entire South have cut OF large and available mar
ket And, too, the public judging from tho effects 81
these causes have expected poefponement and have
declined 10 Invest withouta more positive INSURANCE
OF the drawing taking place on a hxed day
All interested desire full drawing Int FOR the rea.
sons just stated this could not be had on the third az
December, but the short osfponement announced
will secure IL.
The management have met with unprecedented snc-
cess The sales Of tickets, the proceeds OF which
have already been received amount % oyER MILLION
DOLLARS, with number OF agencies IN this country
yet 20 hear from and al those In Europe.
Ihus drawing (ecaling the gifts onchal0 could be
had now, but the management deem n best 10 have
postpOnement and fi1R drdlrin0
This pOstponomont 0aEffs G6 sale AZ az ~ ffrtrfa
and A FULL DRAWING. That this determination
viii meet with the appreciation Of nearly every one -
tereted Is made apparent by the very numerous iofte
received from every section Of this country and the
Canadoe asking for apOstponcmont.
This action OF the management win work no defri.
nent 70 any, but VIII be for the good OF all y h The
fortunate ticket holders viii receive their rfis "a mn
while Il VIII not Affect those who do not draw gffs
In making this announcement the management fol.
hdtiod1g state H0t there et0K b 10 ytirffsr 0sfc1f.
DeHt and 70 this end ali agents viii DO imnorail polv
required % close M and transmit their accounts his
otice by the 2lst OF March
THOs. T. BRAMI.ETTE.
dell It'd ltw Agent Public Librls, y
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A DoLPH BAHN. COEGHFae AVENUE ,-v.r
1AdooT p o11pfol q IIenrlcks- IIa1on ~ ar
jessliy repaired e shortest notice.
Il g. WkLIs-DEAIs IL ALL E4El ~
- eNlic11H- ctorI1 rrcf rra 1rr Iflr ca Cen
gree Ayenud. corner Boi1 itfc 1iIcel
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-11

GRAND tournament for the benefit Of the trays
Rides. WILL We informed, take place on or about
Christmas day. All the young men who are, or wish
TO ride are invited meet at the store OF Mr.. s. r.
Mitchell on Wednesday night at "a O'Clock.
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Nh ?. kst'nsAS u this city, who we mentioned
f'W npriinss since a. making preparations o. e.
tibii-ha steam auudry in this city il nov al ST. Lous,
purrhasing maehin y and other apparatus for That
purpo-e We heed laundry 10 the city. and 49, en-
cry and enterprise exhibited by Mr. Eeiehman de
selye. The appreciation u the public
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BooKsELLERs-

S. PENN & Co.-BooKs. STATIONERY.
~ snews and varieties. Subscriptions taken for any
paper or magazine. Orders for school books blank
books, or anything in stationery book limo al lowest
prices Congress avenue, opposite sampson a Hen.
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TaE disappointed Radicals arc beginning to wink At
the Democrats. great many Of them claim they
have been joking about voting against the Democratic
lnnAldalea
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BUILDERS AND LUMBER DEALERl

$1,000 M A&OAADAR DlAllEIlo.
~ F. MILLETT-H0USE BUILDER AND NAN
Osufacturer Of door, sashea blinds etc. etc sells
dressed and undressed lumber Ash street. just east
OF Congress avenue
II o0MIS 3 CHRISTIAN-HOUsR BUILDERS
Land manufacturers Of all kinds Of houBe iniennqa
doors, sashes, blinds; sells an kinds Of lumber Con,
gress Avenue, near the Capitol
MALE a Co.-DRALERs IN ALL KINDS or
IN lumber, doors, sashes blinds etc Fronfino Faet
Avenue, south side Of the railroad freight depot
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MARRIED:
nIEn,

On Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock, at the Catholic
Church, by the Rev. N. FELTON,, Mr.. MAURICE
MOORE TO MISS JULIA BELL EANES, all of this
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Ak exchange tells this: 4 good lady
who, on the death Of her first husband, mar
rcd his brother, has q portrait Of the FOR
meI hanging IN her dining-ro0m. One day
3 visitor, noticing the painting. asked. '.Is
that member Of the familyT 'sOh, that's
my poor brothcr-in-laE, . was the ingenious
reply-
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ATTENTION. Is called to the advertisement in this
mornings Issue, relating TO the pOstPonemcnt Of the
Fourth Gift Concert o. the Public Library Of Ken
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MANY people from the interior who had come INTO
town on Friday for the purpose Of seeing the circus
remained over until Saturday 20 witness the johca-
ton and Democratic demonstrations Of Saturday night
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We take pleasure in stating that the young man,
smith, wounded the firing Of the salute the night
OF the third Is seriously hurt Hewil be all right
IN a day ortwo
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OUR highly respected citizen, Mr.. swante Palm, has
returned to HIS home after an absence Of six months in
Europe. We arc pleased 10 find that he enjoyed his
trip and returns in excellent health.
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orn friends from the interior and visitors to tbs
eIfv viii aud excellent meals at reasonable prices al
the Commercial Restaurant.
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s-,,y., 4. considerable eloominess among the Radi
,.is .ev h.go sl arrived At the head Of Salt river
and see nothing ahead
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GROCERs.
GUNsMITHe

II B. GILDART-DEALER II GROCERIES AM,
- sfecd wholesale and retail Highest pFicee raid for
cotton, wool and hides. Pecan street. near the Iron
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yTyEBB a BRO.-0RSERAL HARDWARE
" blacksmith eud WCodwoFkefa' goods iron. rfer|
hubs, spoke., leliQel rope and helfnG. Aralls for
WOODS HbAPBhs and MoWEls and oaafs
threshers and platform sclIcss white ieda coofs offs
and harness leather; aIi kinds ~ Gfearna Pecan
street. second block east q he Avenue.
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ArRITAIE ia the army recently sent q
letter % his sweetheart. closing with. MAY
Heaven cherish and keep you from yours
truly John smith
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SMITHS mill, Onion Creek, about ten miles from
Austin, was destroyed Friday by hre. 1t was To-
Gated on the Lockhar road and It's loss win be very
inconyenieut 10 that neighborhoOd.
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VIZ are glad 20 learn that our friend, Mr.. ". p. De
Sormande, has been re-apponted CLERK Of the SUI
preme Court.
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IIIE Smithsonian Institution has been
advised Of the shipment, on the part of the
khedive Of Egypt, Of fine copy in plaster
Of the celebrated Tanis stone This stone
was found some years ago near one of the
mouths Of the Nile, and contains long
pflesliy history carved ON It's three faces.
n h.eroglyphics,I Greek and Egyptian re-
Spectiselys the Greek thus furnishing an in
expectation % the othertwo. This answers
INC same purpose As the Rosetta stone in
applying key for dcciphering the ancient
g p.ian t1aractcrs, and is IN some respects
sul'etios . that. as having more extensive
vocabulary. With the Tanis stone havcaiso
been shipped 10 the Institution ever
one hondreQ impressions on paper. or
.squeezes Of basrelicis taken nom vari.
Gus monuments n Ggypt, many Of which
havea very great intefssf.
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LARGE wagon loads Of pceans are daily making their
appearance on our streets. The nut Of the present
season T. large In size, and has remarkable good
hayor
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TINS extension aud Improvement to the Raymond
House has commenced In right earnest. Large loads
OF lumber bricks and other material were deposited
before this hotel during yesterday When the new ad
dition this already extensive hotel is nished It
will be OF most complete and roomy OF lie kind in
the State We rejoice to see the spirit and enterprise
exhibited by Col Fitzhugh, and hope that other prop
cr,y holders in the city win fall into line and 90 ahead
with the erection OF dwellings.
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"A NAS who 5 culogized a. a. energetic
citizen, was run over - funeral n I'rori.
IIence, r. ]. last nE-k.
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DRUGGTeTs

l(medlcines paints. ola perfumes etc. etc. who'll.
sale and retail; prescription store. ConeFcss afennc
under AyeRne Hotel
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We are anxious to see the hall ON Pecan street
In state Of completion. The roof is now under pro
gress, and the prospects It will be finished before
Christmas. Our ctiEens aware that the necessity
for roomy and well located hall for public entertain
mcn has long existed in this city. This should no.
be- while the facilities for procuring building material
in Austin arc great as they arc We need in our
midst more enterprise and more progressive spirit
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c.nrET.BaeoEns and seaiawags are in worse humor
,h.n suybody else The colored people take matters
cav and seem satisfied.
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II pEci-AHt, metbcr said pretty little
SRI, ia pretty little way. s.'iis too l,aIl
You always scnd mo to bed when i am mo-
sleepy; and you always make me let 10
when I ann sleepy
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THis morning NC take pleasure IN furnishing our
rcadcrs with statement q The receipts and shipments
Of freight 70 and nom the freight depot e this city
from the rl Of Dcccmhor 20 The sixth ncluslve fur
nishc as oy ear worthy friend. Mr.. J. 2. Maloney,
frcsht agent % ihc Houston and Texas Cceiral Rail-
way. We..cln REaneh.
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Tus work on The Raymond House aud new oi'era
Home I. nrogre..Ing ia,orably.
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MoSDAr oar worthy friena. Capt haihef' re '.s'
large and magnificent furniture wagon.
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DosTPONEMENT.
FOURTH GIFT CONCERT
OrPublic Library of kentucky.
A Cs-.,.~E - -. ra..rns
a Card to the Public.

The Trustees OF the Public library OF kentucky
and the management Of the Gift Concert announce the
postponement Of the Fourth Gift Concert until
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Tup4v.ytyTa Texas Reports for cafe by Thompson
Nagle Price e. 20 Ho'' vim
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T II. wRLLs-DEALER IN GUNS. PISTOLS
Ayenuc, under Avenue Hotel
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Local Matters.

Hos. . q. Kn1oUon. late member q the g. si.ia-
tnre frpm Fayelte eaanIy arrived in town ll-l shl.
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TnE mask ball Monday night at the Turner Hall,
regret state was poorly attended, account u the
death Of a member Of the Turn Verein the evening
previous. The night was pleasant and cool, while
those who attended the ball and participated in the
pleasures Of the dance expressed themselves being
well satisfied. The music excellent and those
present realized much pleasure perhaps il there
had been a larger gathering The different costumes
worn By the maskers were guy and picturesque giving
to the scene a cbeerfulncss which otherwise would
have been monotonous, account OF the slim atten-
dance
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THE regular literary exercises given by the Library
Association ON Wednesday evening, at their Library
rooms, well attended.by ladies and gentlemen
After transaotng the usual routine OF business Dr.
shepherd read an interesting paper 1.-THE Phlloso
ply Of Clubs Miss Rowena Little, by invitation
gave an excellent poetical reading which was well rem
dcrcd and duly appreciated by the audience Mcssrs
Stacy Mn and Wise also gave appreeatye and enter
tanning readings and reeiiatiuns. The Association
adjourned until next Wednesday.
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FURNITURE DEALERS.
M d. MATHER-DEALER IN ALI. KINDA OF
w sfnrniture and agent for SINCERE sewing lacIn
Corner Congress avenue and Ash street.
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EAELY Friday informing We happened in the vicinity
Of the market house when curiosity he'd within the
walls OF this busy and crowded mart which early in
the morning presents lively and businesslike as
pecta On each side eyes met with stalls filed with
vegetables and meats Of every kind which the present
season affords. Everything had a bright clean ap-
pearancc while the butchers and dealers in produce
appeared to cndeavorng TO outdo each other in the
display OF their meats and vegetables After passing
through the busy and noisy throng out into the cool
morning air we observed a large number Of heavy
wagons from the interior loaded with eggs butter and
all kinds OF produce. How grateful VIC shonld be TO
the farmer for thus bringing TO our market delcaees
and many substantial eatabes which we would be 10th
to be deprived II il truly interesting sight to
sec so many OF our citizens out bright and early
laying in their household supply Of eatabes for the
day It seems to us that city could well gfIOrd TO
have more extensive and much better located market
than the one which VIC have