The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-14
A swINIsH suit has cost two bullet headed
Changers in Collin county $3.50.
Texas-FacIs and Fancles

n bh1NASA suit HAS Gust TWO OuAlCl-uodueu
Changers in Collin county $3.50.
TexaS-FacGs ana FancIes.
The Guadalupe is raging.
The wrecked San Marcos is again ahoat.
They have haunted foundry In Calves
ton.
Mrs. Thos Kennedy, of San Antonio, is
no more.
Ben. Allen will have an excellent academy
in Athens.
The district court. is still in session at
Jefferson.
Gen. Mackenzie has left San Antonio for
Fort Clark.
Red River is fourteen feet above low
water mark.
They are most crazy to have postOffice
at Bluffton.
The ground was frozen at Dallas on the
fifth instant.
Wood is sold at five dollars per cord in
San Antonio.
D. B. Culberson leaves jefferson for
Austin to-day.
In Burnet laborers receive twenty dollars
per month, In coin.
King Comus comes down on Denison ON
the ninth proximo.
King Comus was tearing madly abont
Jefferson night before last.
J. J. Good is President of the Hook aud
Ladder Company of Dallas.
The Odd Fellows Grand Lodge meet in
Galveston on the first proximo.
Waco is terribly exercised about the
morality of the Black Crook.
A great throng followed Major Thomas's
remains to the grave in Dallas.
]. w. Calder is President of the Dallas
and Wichita Railroad Company.
San Antonio provides food and shelter for
immigrants. So does Austin.
The Brazos, though never so crooked, is
on bender. 1t is great "swell."
Mr.. j. Nance will probably represent Cal
vert in the constitutional convention.
There is no State news. Louisiana alb
serbs every public and private Interest.
Bishop Garrett is trying to strAighten
things in Dallas. He has undertaken big
job.
Mr.. Stubblefeld was robbed at Hillsboro,
the ErpOsitOr says, of $3.50 in gold last
week.
Two negroes have been condemned to
death for the usual offense by the Dewitt
court.
They have an awful spoOk running a
foundry in Galveston. The Aercxry found
it first.
Many Virginians from Parkersburg are
coming to Texas. Parkersburgs head is
level.
The Dallas huntsmen killed twenty-five
buffaloes and one thousand turkeys, and
net an Indian.
The Cuero Star is cueroisly happy be-
cause a lot of clever fellows have gone there
from Mississippi.
The liabilities of Littleheld & Co., bursted
bankers at Calvert, are $50, 900, and assets
only $50, 900.
There are two survivors of the massacre
ut Goliad-COl. John G. Duval and Judge
| VIM. L. Hunter.
''Three degrees below zero, +" and many 8
poor immigrant freezes, the Dallas papel
might have added.
]. Knox Patterson, accused of robbinG
an insurance company at Waco, has beer
honorably acquitted.
Johnny Smith, banjoist, has silenced the
local of the San Antonio Herald. The tow
could not stand both at once.
The world goes for money vigorously
There are only seven candidates for the
treasursrship in Indianola.
The Bryan Post is one of the best looking
as it is one of the most skillfully edited pa
pers on our exchange table.
The Mexia Ledger wants to know whs
became Of the 5000 prize in Mr.. Foster
nice little lottery at Houston.
Judge Hare is wooling the thieves anc
dirty rascals that rage about the sinks o
iaiquity in the cheerful town of Dallas.
The Dallas Herald, like the STATESMAN
goes il blind for Marsh T. Polk, Of Harde
man, for the Treasurership of Tennessee.
The San Antonio Express is the bIackes
paper on the continent. With the Intc5
| Ocean, it approves the crimes Of Phil SheI
idan.
They are gong to have public readin
room in Dallas. It will be run in OppOG
ton to the many bar-rooms Of that mic
place.
Lieutenant Governor Hubbard, the her
Of our 'sstone fence" poe,. was making Oh
!
other night.
One NimRod Baker is horribly punishe
by the redoubtable Shreveport Times. Mir
runs little Radical machine, we believe, .
Denison.
Stories written by the local reporter fc
the San Antonio Herald are richer, whe
prepared With care, than the best Of Ma
AdeleTs.
Some Of the police were stupendousi
: drunk in Galveston last Wednesday, and q
: Times bowls md the Dogberries tremble, I
, well they may.
The Galveston TINS devotes its eolumI
20 the women, and il especially soft on a
. pretty girls while telling them 70 we'd q
horny banded sons Of toll.
J Our exchanges should not forgst that 50
. dien Of the Mexican war meet IA Austin q
: the fourteenth instant. There's money
it-pensiOns. you know.
The Clarion voice Of Groesbeeck,
again reverbsrating over the plains I
: Texas. Is Vas silent fos . time and Groe
? beck was dull IS 3 graveyard.
{ Can anyone tel what became Of Hem
Scerugge, who cane % Texas II 1885
with d.. Shepherd His friends n Eal
o crn Mississippi aak us % inquire.
The Chronological socistycf New ToI
!. wants tho Columbia p1perto inFs1tigntst 4
/. facts affecting the discovery % those b
teoih On the banks 81 The BRACES.
Twenty Thousand had az rhcep n &
mathis have PISSED into Western IeEr
q Thc word mnsl have r1iIrc1d 4cc1l - 81
p1Tedio cf boef end u1t,c1 dg1cwera