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


Tnsrrs RlrrEs.-wIth pleasure, &c chronrie ihc ar
rival on yesterday. u the saEple uniform. to Be worn
By DC Travis Rifles d this city Through a. invita-
ton extended % ~ b. worthy friend CAPT Naiher
We visited bis establishment, where We saw the uni
form above mentionedl set Of 70 Z good advantage.
on the graceful form Of one o. The members of the
company. This sample uniform was made ii the City
Of New York and 8 similar 10 the fll dress uniform
worn b. The renowned seventh regiment of that greet
ciiy-in fact. 6 3 one q the most handsome
and unique sample q resimentals that We
cser saE. The cont Is cut IN fan dress style
doublebreast With three rows Of brass buttons the
color being Of rich dark blue, with gilt and lght
blue trimming Broad white straps cross the breast
from each souIdcr to tie waist either eide, where
suspended hangs the end other accoutrements
The white cpanieis give pleasant contrast TO the dark
hue q the coat while the waist Il cncrclod By broad
belt Of white with an appropriate monogram The
pants exquisite in style. being Of light blne Color
with dark stripes either side. The esp Is dainty
little pIeoc Of artistic workmanship. made high and
sloping surmounted with white tuft sprouting from
erccf Of bright gilt, which surrounds the letters
IT r." Taking the Uniform altogether, it is beau
tiful and appropriate dress ami ono which any com
pany or regiment might well be proud on VIC wish
nc Travis RiGes success.
or OF tho late candidates for alderman Of the Tenth
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preached ono Of our leading citizens just before the
election and wanted to know Of him II he thougts II
right while owning property in the city, that he
eh0uld continue his candidacy The leading citizen,
being Of decidedly enlarged views and most liberal
turn Of mind replied Of course keep your name be-
fore the people Three fourths OF the citizens Of Ausdn
own property and Il Is entirely right sir thar they
should have fair representative IN the City Council.
continne candidate cir, by III means and let the
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NorwtrusrAsDso the Radical pow-wow aud their
much gns in regard to the SCHOOL law the schools
Of our city largely attended Private schools FOR
young lados OF which there several hne ones are
al doing -geii About the hours Of . A. n and H.,
our thoroughiarcs arc flied with happy school
children. Parents send your children To school
though you cannot spare their absence from homo but
half day Engraft into their minds while they arc
yet young attachment for schools and schoolbooks.
I Tar O. C. C.'s met on last Monday evening at the
store Of S r. Mitchell. ESQ., aud have made arrange
mens to give solrec ON the tWcntyeighth inst at tho
Raymond House. from the gentlemen composing the
committees. ne haH no hesiiancy in predicting Tor
the club most brilliant entertainment. The follow
\ ing named gentlemen compose The committees; Ar
rangcments-Alcx Sampson. o. A. Caldwell, Seth
shepherd; InyitatIon-C. c. Maillott T. i. Hafalson,
John d. Mccall; Floor-E. T. Egglcston, Nathan
MyeF, James N. Hancock A. o. Evans, VIM. Mitchell.
AT ameeting Of the Mechanics Association at City
Hail. November s. the following persons were elected
permanent officers Of the association; John Hedspeth
president; L. H. Croker, vice president; f. Dohme.
treasnrcr j. s. Churchill secretary. J. d. Parrish as
sisant secretary committee appointed to draft
constitution and bylaws for the association. Assoca-
tion adjourned to meet Thursday evening November
IS. at 7;sO O'Clock.