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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-19
BY wellington Goddln,
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent,
cornor nj Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
u,pITSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
| 10IrSTRYSEAT ON THE BROOK TURN
PIKEOSE MILE NORTH OF RICHMYND;:-BISy
virtue of deed Of trust executed by Lglhep IF = a
v,ns'and wife bearing date on the lath gay oil De
cambar 1s7p duly recorded In the clerks once VI
Court the a ss Ct pnc
tnieiu na the nremises on MONDAY the 18th DAY
Of tg,lst isia at s. O'Clock p M, that VALUABLE ar
SUBURBAN FARM located as above nov uuna laws
rental OF $500 per annum TO MesSrs' Hf"nA'tA D' -
i 10. r,rrNry f,pES of highly
irra ERIIK DIV LING-HOuSE containing
seven rooms brick kitchen barn. stanre, Nv
The neighborhood is good and the place fenlarAao's
healthy. ..,, or thu 5ao1 reouire q
cash pavIneut Of about S500o yet 1t Is probaDt Li
n,nrr FAVORABLE arrangements may pc maae, Which,
Iii i,e ANNOUNCED ut the hour of sale
wiz ~ WELLlNGlON GODDiN,
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAhE,
is Trustees.
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POSTPONEMFNT.

POSTPONEMFNT.
Owing to the inclcmency OF the weather. Inc
above sale Is postponed till TOMORROW (Iues-
day), the 10th instant, at O'Clock L. VI.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
an init AuctOneers
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TEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION
BUT TO BE KEPT OPEN TILL Isl oCiobkR)

BY virtue of decree Of the Rich,ncnd cEanctry
Court of Nav 49, 1913. In the suit Patton ~ rS
Fry &c, the under sIcned. appointed c"intni,,''i,
t fnS pr premises mis- on Ri URsDAl tie :ls Of august
1879 at p n that yauaIe P HpRI[ sI'"" '
Including the REAL ESTATE. situated in ne
tonniy IF Bath State of Virginia. Oh th" IN 81 i
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad contanins, Eiun id
HUNDRED AND TWESTi;0NE ,hil,,fiS; One re-.
g apiI% pi with M,'' ri the Personal PkorEETf
thereon, used In copnecsial wirh H. H;lrihTs
The Improvements c%n rS ol n lt and a"rk
nnnG and = number OF II HANDSOME cor
TaGES, ali in good order, and e@incns cnIsiHra
bic degree Of taste In consJ,EJ'o,' s"t,I n ~,
houses. stables &c. and partial equipment '''
Pure freestone water Is conveyed by Tints iIouS
sprinr I'm the mountains through ID" Nii!"ng' aia
Grounds. atfording an ample supply ior a,l puf,
hoses, and the property Is thorouS MY nlsit'1
With everything necessary for The ro"'''c' VI t
hr THE sPRi tis pRRf NOW ~ SUrCEsSrtk
OPERATION. AND Will. BE NJ ~ ~
WITHOUT INTERRUPTION TO III l. i'' VI
The property Is situated an the main r"% "a ~
The Warm Springs ralle;. about hitern ~. ~ it
GovingtsG on IN, the IhssaiiSE by g nG r
and THE South Branch railroad, no" w. nj f.,
and partly under contract Is inienng' 10 'H III, sh
Coyingion, ana when completed VIII pass tn ","
the Warm Springs Valley within short dIs'A 4''
OF the springs. ,.o.,, and no, j
The virtues of the waters are wen hho" i', -
no particular notice. Descriptive paihrnlnls III
be had Of the agent at the SPRING. or 81 w." ,
add 4 Co. Richmond. The grouW1 are praui
rescue and beautiful shaded hy trrs 81 ol.s,mr
growth, the climate delightful the atm9sidc F ',
and exbleratlng and without !ogs, and s'rhe'! W.
surpassed. , ,I,, ,,,,,,h,.e
TERMS: Cash as TO one-inurth Q! me PMyai1
money; the residue upon crcoit ~ HlN, a,'r,..
cighteen and t~enty-four months, Tor i"En''"'
notes with Interest added from tie day ~ >h'.
For further information apply 10 orc nl ~ ,h
mssioners nj Richmond, Va, or Is. NJ. tluar'es' Il"
agent, ut the Springs u-r,rr,uS
". w. CRUMP,
JOHN II. CITY,
JOHN 4. COKE.
JAMES y. DUNLOP
TOO Comm i-i0nels
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GALE AT AUCTION OF f K A NJ /
y DWELLING NO. 29l6, SITUATED ON 4
LOT 4Oxl85 FEET, NEXT TO THE CORNER OF
\ AND rIiTRTIETH STREETS CONTAINING
FOUR ROOAiS.-At the request of the owner we
will sell al auction, on the premises, OIL TuEsDA1
the 10Th of August 1878, at 8 O'Clock z. d., the
above described property.
Terms: One-hird cash: balance In four, eight,
aud twelve months for negotiable notes: with SIX
per cent. interest added, secured by trust deed;
COULLING s. PENDLETON,
all Ig-3t AuctioneerS.
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DISSOL N.-Thc co-partnership
~ heretofore existing under The name OF u AtIii
Il WHITE was dissolved ON the 10th day August by
j. H. MARTIN or z. VI. CARD0ZO is author
lied 10 sign IN settlement Of the late firm OF Garth
4 White
In retiring from the commission business we re-
turn our sincere thanks to our friends lor the 1O-
eral patronage bestowed upon u.s. Our late partner.
Mr.. j. II. Martin. having former ano!ler business
connection. we desire TO express our confidence III
him. and will ne pleased 10 know that our Ola
patrons will continue 10 encourage nm. ,-,,,rr
GARTH & WHITE.
TO-PARTNERSHIP undersigned
" have associated themselves In business for ihe
purpose OF conducting, in the city OF kich!nona.
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the firm and style OF ,,,,-
MARTIN & MASON.
The firm is provided with ample means 10 con-
duct the business, which will be strictly comins-
sion: and the senior member having mao many
wears experience IN This city IN the SAFE ol
ca. GRAIN, and all kinds of PRODUCE, thcy feel
warranted in assuring their patrons that thcir H.
terest Will he properly protected.
Advances will he made to conslgnprs ano prqpnp'
returns assured. O. ~ n NJ tNcnhS'
RICHMOND, VA, August ID, 1873.
we cordially recommend the firm of MARTIN
MhsOS to the confidence and patronage'o OF the
public. ,,> r>-nrpc
THE TKEDEGhR COMPANY,
ARCHER ANDERSON.
an ls-dlw,sw2w&wlm treasurer.
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Two THE TOBACCO TRADE.

We are advised by the importers OF the cale brated
brand Of LlCORICE IF. RI that they IRE ship
ping to ll.l This Licorce Is the best SPANISH
MASS, aud We are ready to sell In bond or duty
free. 4. \. STOKES 4 CO..
AUS Importers Agents,
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PHILADELPHIA LIVE-oIooh :" IT. 49,,
PHILADELPHIA. August ls.-Market for b etnI,
very dun receipts large choice ana eXra MeSc
Sheen in good demand: fair to good, 606r. st"ck
"a ic. Hogs steady; $3.50 for corn-feu' 20 lof
stlllprs.
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LIME AND CEMENT
RESTAURANTS.
TETELLE, RESTAURATEUR,

CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
KEEPS on hand the very best that the markets afford
Including Iuxuries OF sea and land OF the various
latitudes from the lakes TO tue tropics. lie Invites
attention 10 his unrivalled
DAILY LUNCH.
OF great variety, served in lniiniable style, His
tables ALSO are supplied TO order with anything tina,
may be desired obfanable in any Atlantic city Hi:
har Is furnished with the best of LIQUORS and
BREWED DRINKS, gotten up In unsurpassed
style.
he Invites his friends aud the public, city and
country. 10 prove lhe truth VI his .mns. excellent
e.i,.r.n my2s
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TIE RAaBLER's OWN Room. August j., 20.
NV letter. Mr.. Dispatch. was divided III
twain in mercv to the reader, ana now,
with yours and his indulgence, VIII give
lis conclusion.
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nv f.. ID. Eaclo,

Real Estate Agent and AuctOHrtr'
flee No, Fourteenth street, between Main aud
~ Franklin.
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WANTS.

WANTED, to rent THREE ROOMS for
w small faulty, situated oniFranklin, Grace,
Nlnrternth to Twenty seventh street. References
exchanged. Address Post-ollce Box SGT, kich :
monI, Va. an l9-N'
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, the iron-front STORE a.
l. No. 1011 Main street, now occupied by the Eli
Presbyterian Committee of Publication. Pos,e>-
sion given on the Isl of ovember next. Apply t.
FRANKLIN SrEARNS.
all 10 CT nNcr 1013 Main street.
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The local papers refuse 10 print the speeches
on account Of indecency.
HARTFORD, September 20.-Iu the llobi-
iier case, Attorney General Williams said
that the Union Pacific Railroad Company
were not only agents OF the Government.
which had provided money for q public
good. but their road was a highway. and
the trust assumed by the company had been
violated. He said he looked for a decision
that would do more good in railroad mat
tiers than all legislative enacfments. He
was followed Is Judge Curtis for defend
ants, who holds that the bin was too multi-
farious to be brought in.
READING. Pa, September 90 State
Grange Of Patrons Of Husbandry has been
organized Twenty-Five delegates were
present, representing twenty-five oranges.
MEMPHIS, September IL Thirteen vel
low fever deaths occurred here Yesterday.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, September 22.-The
storm on Friday killed three or four persons.
and much property was lost The roads are
blockaded by fallen trees.
CHICAGO, September 22.-The Savings
Banks give notice of enforcement of the
sixty days notice.
NEWTON, n. J.. September 22.--The Ma
sonic Hall and Library, together with sew
eral adjoining houses were burned; loss
$3.50, 00O
BosToS, September 23.-Halierig's paper
mill is burned. Loss $40, 600.
PHILADELPHIA, September 23-Dr L.
Rosser, of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, delivered a sermon this afternoon to
the ministers, taking as his text, . Have
faith in God, T" in which he advocated the
union of the church throughout the country.
The speaker closed by hoping that the
church, North and South, would be united
at an early day.
BROWNSVILLE, September 23.-The steam
boat Little Fleta while ascending the Rio
Grande with government stores for Ring
gold Barracks, got away from the river on
account of high water and grounded some
distance from the channel, and broke in two
as the water fell.
The steamer Lee has gone to her aSsis-
lance. The cargo will probably be saved.
A conductor of silver reached here for
Zacatecas, Mexico, to-day, and is awaiting
the discontinuance of quarantine to be
forwarded,
BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 17.-There is a ru-
NOR that General Rocha, commander-in
chief of the Mexican army, is getting up a
revolution on his own account Rocha has
the reputation of being the best fighting
man in the Mexican army, and if with the
rebels, will have plenty of followers lie
is now at Zacatecas in command of large
force, and is said to be in sympathy with
the malcontents of Monterey.
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL. September -Noon.-cotton, sales Of
uplands basis low middlings, November delivery,
8 15-16di the sales include BOO bales American.
| NEW York September 23.-Cotton, net receipts
405 bales gross receipts 334 market irregular; sales
OF 1907 bales at lo1l0l94c. Flour IN buyers favor
| Whisky steady at Csc Wheat unsettled, owing to
the difficulty in selling exchange checks and the export
stock accumulatng; winter red Western 60065c.
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Judgments Rendered fn the supreme
Court nt Austin, september 2S, 1879.
chssles v: Henderson p The State. 10. iiI5. EnIs
- parte Fm Beard petition Tor Heasas oovDuo. No.
isyls iravls. Refused and petitioner remsnded
sac .iariano Garcia No. IA, BexAr. Judgment
Marcus Wilson, ex parte. lremoFal OF JUSTICE. No.
-, toDesteon- Reversed and dismissed.
Josephine Allen '. Wm. r. Baker. No s2i Harris.
Arnold a Bridges v. Adams 4 Jordan, 10 s3i-
Ian v @. ". & Jehioi Read No 7Sl An from Grimes.
Llese tnree cases were reversed and renended. and
Anna ID Naione n al '. Julius kaufman. No 1913.
O4lfeston. Reversed end renlanced-
Jose San Roman v Maria A. dc IA Serna, 10. $40.
Cameron. JUDGMENT AHMED
W. II Hamman :. VIM. KELVIN, 10. 1saa. Robert
son. Judgment affirmed.
HOrafio G. Bunt V. Geo. ". Whitmore, No 100,
Smith Reversed and reinnndcd.
H0uaton and TexEs Central Railway Company '. The
State Of Texas, No. 1868, Harris Reversed and re-
Fiint and Chamberlain v J. p Philpot e a., No.
1875, NAVAJO. Reformed aud rendered
J. A. Yeary e a. Y; " u smith, No 90, Gonzales
Rehearing granted and continued
+ sacra. guardian, etc, y = A. ho5erts. No 81,
Fanuin. Reversed and reInanded-
William christia- Y. c. Bunker, 10. ifI9, Harris.
zsno Hsni '. J. schrei No 1873. Fayete Rehear-
fhos IT, Turner v Nancy Rogers. No. -. Titus.
Fisnagsa & Whlimore v r. c. Ill., 10. 1851.
Rusk Reversed and rendered.
j. p and j. G. NcWcOmb " Heirs Of J. G. Hall, No.
f5fl Bexar. Reversed and rgmaHdcd.
Sophia = Baylor e n. v. San Antonio National
Bank No 1911. Bcxar. Reformed and rendered
Bette Jones v. The State, No. 1884, Bexar. Appeal
dismissed-nO Anal judgment.
j. ". Battle v. Reuben W. LOekett No. 1929. Bowie.
Reversed and reminded
n j. 3 T. s. Dixon A. d. kennard e al, No IBIS,
johnson. Reversed and rendered.
JAG Hirschfelt e AZ v Tn. j. Hays e a., No 1923,
Parker. Judgment affirmed.
j. NJ Nesbiit administrator v. A. c. Walters at a.,
No 1902. Hood. Reversed and remanded.
FiletGs Owens v. The State, No. 1850, hcLennan.
Reversed and remanded.
&. H. Mccormick & Bro. y. d. AFnspiger e a., No.
Co. GfayEon. Reversed and rcmanded.
Ed. Jenkins v Tho state. No. 1885, BeLar. Appeal
dismissed-nO Anal Judgment.
II. p. Bryan v. $. Il. 4 a. A. Johnson, No $40.
Dallas. Judgment affirmed
John dickson J. IL. Dahunty No. 1907, PalO
Pinto. Judgment affirmed
State Y. W. A. Phelps e a., No 1890, Starr Judg-
meut affirmed.
j. c. & r. Smith v. Mexican, No. 1893, Galveston.
Rehearing granted and continued
Nancy Mcmillan Y. N. +. Warner e a., No. 1909,
Walker. Rehearing refused.
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IN Austin. Tcxas September IL lSlS 81 Rev. III W.
Dodge, y. n., Ms. JOIN KENNEDY 10 1iiss JOSH
PINE GULL
IN Austin. Texas, Sepicmbgs - 1873, ~ Rev. s 3.
Black. Mr. 6. ~ BRASS q Miss ANALlA n0rnE.
IN Bastruo Tornt Septcrihcr &c. ls-S By Rev II W
DODGE. ID. ~. Mr.. l,- R THORNrON. b Fort Worth.
10 Mss EfSnIt HALL. adopted ta1chlcr 81 the late
CO. &. x. Han. II austin.
Wepshlish the above with uofo than ordinary pleas
arc. frona our special regard Tor shc young coapo Tins
happily united and g uhgn are rendered orr uslna1si
organizations aad heartfelt wishes for their health
prosperity and hsrplness
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The Dental Association or Texas met in this city
at the oncc Of Drs stiles 3 WISE on Wednesday the
seventeenth Inst The association organized with the
following list Of officers: President Dr. Rinsshury
Of san Antonio; Vice Presidents Dr. Stiles OF Austin
and Dr. Qunhy Of Houston; Recording Secretary, Dr.
Bevile, OF Waco; Corresponding Secretary Dr. Wise
Of Austin. The Organization completed It's work on
Wednesday night too late Tor our present issue. We
shall take pleasure in laying the proceedings Of the
convention before readers in the next issue Of the
STATESMAN.
Having been invited 70 Dc present a. supper given
the members BY d.. Moore az the Avenue Hotcl we
spent hoar very pleasantly with them. after which
they again retired 70 business connected with their or
ganization. We heartily wish complete success to
arise fpm this infant effort Of the dentists cf Texas
70 organize and isc the character Of thcf profession
in this state We wish % SEQ the character o. an pro
fcssious become exalted, ana promise that the
press ia every puhic enterprise. win take up tie
cry % onward. march in what concerns iho welfare
o. The Deatal Associaiionoi Texas
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VIZ learn with deep regret OF the death OF Richard IT,
l. Crosthwaiie He died at the family residence south
Of the Colorado yesterday morning, after short and
severe attack Of pneumonia. The deceased was ma
tive Of this comfy, and known and universally
loved and respected By old citizens and ell who knew
him we'll A purcr, more conscientious, upright cti-
could not be found in ourcounty true and brave
soldlor-thosc who served with him in Fishers compa
ny and Afterwards In the engineers corps al loved and
esteemed his high minded straightforward noble sim
plicty OF character and oarrage Thoroughly verscd
IN modern litcfaturc his mind fountain which
flowed sparkling and bright when touched By the hand
Of friendship. Emncuiiy practical industrious and
ty To his relatives and Intimate friends the misfor-
tune Of his death in the prime Of life Is irreparable.
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connections W'o trust urattontive member
q Congress. Tie hon. John Hancock, VIII
give TINS matter lis early at,eationa. wash
ington.
j We prisoners escaped stwcok from the
columbus jail The sickness ia Colorado
county e ahating. Nlehts cool and blank
50 q demand. The boTs, white and col
s- ~ oosy gathering pecans-crop
cents per pound in gold.
Last week some excitement - Conan
che about Indians, or white devils ,,iovspc-
4ndian; Which. not certainly known Tho
people Of Comanche mean Is profecf them-
selves The devils, red or white. lad bef-
ter look out for squalls.
The last Williamson county ps, eo,,..
TO rs done up brown. rcmind;no ns ~
Confederate times. Quarantine ne eanee
we suppose. Some light finuered Gentle
man, whom the editor calls II Sow rs;oaca
scamp, has stolen his whip. Pray feIl ,,s
what use has an editor for 4 sghipa Tbinls ~
1.-TWO silver bands on 1t. with : caryed
dogs head and bead eyes.n The ncwsnaner
business must be profitable at Georgetown.
George Castor, Of johnson county. was
lately bitten by a small black spider on one
OF his toes. IN an hour after he was crazy.
and his whole body swelled frichtfulfv'
When last heard from he was alive, but not
expected TO recover. We rct this from the
Ennis Anggs.
The Lampasas Dispefei saws that over
forty horses were stolen from that vicinity
last week, and some fifty q short distance
above, Doubt is expressed whether tho
deprelators we're Indians or white men. A
scouting party isout after them.
Prospect good Tor fall average crop of
cotton IN Gonzales county.
A man named Sanford has been arrested
in Caldwell county Tor ahducting the SON az
Dir. skeggs.
The Courier says there IS amovement on
foot to establish a Catholic church ant
school AZ sherman.
The man who shot tie son Of Col. Filz.
hugh, at Denison, was named Lipscomb.
No particulars are given.
The Canton Ne,rs a poor little Radical
concern, wants a hundred thousand more
subscribers. We suppose that is about
ninety-nine thousand nine hundred more
than It has already, and that IS too many for
such a paper
At camp-mceting near Grcenyille, in
Hunt county, only forty-two candidates
were present. Il IS not said whether any
were converted from the error Of their
ways.
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A FRIEND has favored rs with the fol-
lowing translation from the Tszds Pest, the
German paper Of Galveston. We are glad
to see our German friends moving IN che
right directions
The Germans Of Houston held large
mass meeting on last Sunday IN which Sir.
Karl Gehring, presided
Upon motion Of Dir. Lehmann, member
of the Executive Committee of the German
Convention, held at Austin on the seventh
and eighth OF August, it was unanimously
ReSolcei, That the Germans Of Harris
county adopt thf platform Of the DchiD
cratic CoIlventiOn and support the Delln-
cratic nominees Tor Slate officers
Il was also stated that the Germans viii
support the Democratic nominees for county
and district offices, If the respective conven-
tons which are soon to be held, will offer
the names Of honest and competent men.
Mr.. Gruncwald acted as vice president
and Mr. May as secretary Of the meeting.
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TIfE agent OF the Houston and Texas Centrnl Rail-
road informs that there sno necessity for further
alarm concerning the running or connections Of the
trains that road said road IS now clear from Red
River City 20 Galveston and from either Of these
points 10 thlsc ity
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Pursuant to call the Trustees Of the Public Free
Schools Of Travis county, met at the rooms Of s. G.
sneed, Esq, on Saturday the twentieth instant, to
consider their duties such and to all available
means to put the schools in operation soon pos
sible. A. P. Blocker being selected as chairman and
James Browne as secretary the following proceedings
were had:
WHEREAS the School Districts are equal in number
aud coteminOuE with the Justices Precincts In Travis
county and Il being desirable to organize the public
schools with a. little delay possible Be il therefore
Justices OF the Peace for the year 1873 be adopted by
the trustees OF the respective precincts basis ap
prOximatey correct for the OganizatonO the schools
Res0lred That the chairman Of this meeting Of
trustees issue call 10 all the Public School Trustees
Of Travis county and to the Board of Directors re-
questing them 70 Saturday the twenty scventh
Of September at 1 O'Clock NJ az the school rooms OF
= g. Sneed 10 consider the matter OF organization Of
Public Free Schools in Travis county.
Reeoiped. That these proceedings be published in
the city papers.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-09-25

Mn. NAssxAs. the agent Of the Austin Turn yerein,
Informs that the aforesaid association will celebrate
their fourth annual anniversary at the Turner Hail. on
Sunday night, the 2sth inst
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SATURDAY we observed large train OF mule teams
loading with -four. from Mr.. Brueggcrhon's aour
warehouse for Fort Concho This enterprsing grocer
has shppedin the LAST week lI300O pounds rst class
Texas -four to the frontier. At the extraordinary low
price OF 81 90 per hundred pounds
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FOR MAYOR or CITY or AUSTEN
We are authorized to "a nounce LEAfDER BROWN
o. candidate for Mayer 81 The city M AneIn n iht
approaching election IN November fcr city Officers
We are authorized 70 Announce n Il WHEELER
O. caadldafe for Mayor 30 the approaching ceciiau
in November Tor city oiiceFE.
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TIE dedication or the Methodist Episcopal Church
In the north part Of the city viii take place next Sab
BATH the twenty-arst instant at II o'clock A NJ Ser
vice also at night, at the usual hour The pubic are
cordially invited to attend
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PURSUANT 10 a call OF MIR. Denton chairman Of the
County Executive Committee, meeting Of Demo-
Gratis took place at Justice Smiths Office on Friday
night. Capt S. G. Sneed presided the meeting,
and It was determined that committee Of FIVE be APP
pointed 70 draft address to the Democrats Of Aus
TIM calling them to meet at the City Hall on Saturday
night the twentyscventh instant for the purposeof
organizing city Democratic club We sincerely
hope the Democrats of Austin win rally together upon
this occasion and establish solid working club, the
fruits of which viii be to bear us onward towards the
most decided snccess In tn. annrnachine elections
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Tar passenger depot. ON Pine street, l. said to be
the nightly and faVore resort Of the lowest class Of
white trash and negroes, who make this place
nuisance. Tho attention Of the police Is called.
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IT 4 unwise 70 cut down the weeds In the city at
this time. II there l. danger Of sickness It viii snly
make Il worse tohAye vegetable matter docomposing
iotoo great sn extent. The weeds have been on the
ground IN the snnmor and It Is best just now 10 let
them stand
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LARGE number OF people from the country were
In town Saturday, good many from the adjoining
counties OF Bell and williamson. They report OK
collent health and good crops The cotton win turn
out better than has been expected.