The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-13

tilte iht demand = in1fnfiise, and the people from
ieeonn'ry come ht theseoFss money 20 pay for IT,
wALKEEs DivIsioS adjourned last SATURDAY night
y NEE. next Friday night, the fourteenth nsl. ahc
members Of TIE Division expected 70 be prompt in
attendance at The next meehps.
Tux drug men say that Tor the past leu weeks their
business hos been remarkably hne. Il hasn't been re-
raarably enc, however for those Tor whom thy have
been preparing prescriptions.
Tux work upon The Catholic caurch has been re-.
semcf The Foundation % this structure gives prom
ise that the whole g to be Of the substantial
character
TnE Democrats Of ward no 10 have formed
club, which predict win do good work in the
yass. Mf. Emmers0H j. president. hc congratulate
them upon The organization
Ltr9E quautitlesor cue cotton arc daily coming ia
town. II our eouatry friends woad also bring along
good stock Of vegetables, eggs and buiicr they
woaid End i greatly to their advantage.
on sThnrsday businesa throughout our city mad an
rniiycnng appearance Our merchants arc enterpris
Ing. and. with eye 10 their welfare, arc offering
great Inducements 10 purchasers.
GogknsoR DAVIS has again left on his great election
cerg tour the greatness u which CONSISTS IA showing
10 the public gaze one Of the gaudest political villains
The world ever knew.
wouK upon the Prosbyferlsn Church south has been
suspended for the past months IN consequence Of
the tighuess Of the mono market The walls are not
SCI completed.
BrsiSz.s q lively, and though We complain OF tight
in money matters, yisifors city from other
parts Of the State say that there money here
than anywhere else.
sieanAr were pleased to observe 40 many OF the
fair sex on the Avenue, enjoying Rdeghtfal walk and
by their beauty and vlvacIiy lending thorough
fares attraction and life.
TIN peopoof East avenue are interested about get
ting that street properly opened bridge required
across the deep raync, and they willing to
half the expense OF putng It up. We hope the City
ephheii will do something for them.
y TIM third game Of base ball for the championship
Dctwcon she Qlympics aud the r. NJ. L clubs was
piaytdon saturday, November 8, which resulted in
victory for the olyinplcs BY score Of twenty-five to
csteen,
DUnSs she last few days our grocery dealers have
becn receiving very large additions to their stocks
They are determined, IN spite Of the scarcity OF
inoncyto keep our good people supplied with every
ifabsiantial and iaxny.
Tiamz ara hard but tho harccst thing We haze scei
Tor long time Is the coEntenance OF defeated Rad
ell They an look Though they had been condemned
observe their misery.
Go to Ben Thompson'a drug store and sccnre some
Of The celebrated Amarsosa Darrhca Specific Il is
eof tho safest remedies for darhca dysenery cho
era moFbus ard kindred complaints now known.
moo d6wtf
wEFsgret that the beautiful pavement on the cast
side 81 the Avenue between Pecan aud Bots dare
Streets Is not proving to be a. substantial antci-
pacd. We arc Of the opinion that and gravel
added 90 the conglomsraton would make i more solid
and compact
col Z. j. SEXTON, Of Marshall is ON yisil 10 our
city lie reports the yellow fever subsiding in aud
about Marshall, but says that Il probably more
fatal there than anywhere else. Out Of sixty-six
cases n Marshall hiiy died The disease reached for
miles Ia ihc country.
VIZ have nothing against the cement pavement CON
tractors, and therefore wish they would hereafter
take, Instead. contracts Of laying stone some Of
these days those who fancy the beauty Of the
cement when lrst lais viii wish they had used the
solid rock for orr hills.
Han every registered voter VITO failed to vote in The
civ election dono So the Democrats would have still
had most handsome majority. Bus now the Radicals
are whining about bcng defeated hy members OF their
own party hoteoaing to the polls. The truth s more
Democrats than iadieals stayed away nom the polls
WY win not country people learn the correct prin-
clpe Of economy, and bring 70 town butter eggs
poultry and wood than they do We are they can
ind a ready sale IN market The prescu, scarcity
ofeouny produce makes the demand greater Than has
been known here for many months
THURSDAY the acii,ityon Pecan street from Con-
gross Avenue TO Waller creek was really refreshing.
Large numbers Of country people passing to and FRO.
wagons Of every description loaded with cotton and
produce from the interior crowded this busy thor
aughfaso from nom I'm NIGHT
CorroN continues 70 coaic ia. IN large quantities
Though bat liliie money 8 received upon t. s Il I'M
melinlely takes its confsc down the railroad under
conssnmcnt % pafties Ia Galveston and crewheTc
twill Dc March betorc The producers rcalsc the bulk
u their rgooeeds frou the cotton crop.
Ir certainly very strange that some Of our property
holders seem 70 prefer the cement pavement in prefer
to stone TIE little difference in Immediate cost
msy be something IN favor % tho cement, bat the
adoption q q wlll DO regretted IN the long rum II
weuid do o. course very Wen where stone Is hard to
ut andFes expensive
VHsrrnpAr everything looked brisk end business.
ikc on Easi Avenue, aud n thc vicinity ofihc freight
depo. We counicd within few minutes time. no,
less than thirty wagons loading up with lumber One
q the tcamsieis with whom we wcfc conycrslug in
formed as thst he made trips with humber constantly
between this cty and Port Nason, aud occasionally
with fix sud eight tcan>. THIS speaks wen for ihe
iun,hcs trajecf Aes,in.
rurauea lhe Kindness q ilc freight agent Of ,hc
uoat,on and TsSss Scnirel Railway Of this city, Nc
arc again abe % present 70 rcacrs the receipts
nd shl,asais of freighi BY sa aoFin ,he week. end
ins NeNemAefs iss5;
s!s,s.sas,.,.' pounds 'sSeo o
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