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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04
AGOOD Plan,

As can ounce of prevention is wortt
pound Of cure" IL is good plan Il
buy a bottle OF Kress Fever Tonic, sno
during the season when chills and fev-I
zre prevalent, take g small dose daily
thus preventing the possibility OF con-
rractlng any mslarial disease. II ynu
have the ague buy bottle and b,
cured promptly and surely. The money
refunded il it does not cure. Il cor =
tains no quinine or poison and ia p'ea,-
ant to take. au2SR4n
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

COMM sIoNER WALSH has ISSUED a
circular with special in truct'ons to
surveyors, in which he calls u tenton
to srticle 1876 Revised Statutes, which
requires fee OF one dollar to 5e paid
on fling each set of field potestor less
than one league and labor of Ind. and
a fee OF two dollars for ec6 set for
more than that amont. Surveyors
will, therefore. enclnse above fees
,ah4r r6ey forward field notes or in
struct parties so TO do fer whom they
make surveys. Articles 1894 and 1895,
Revised Statutes, nqulre all entities
or applications To be made in wriunR
and 6led With the Surveyor, who shall
segist the same in q book kept for
that purpose and I rward Them with
the field notes snd certificates to the
L nd Office. n eject of these re-
"a rements may endanger titles 10
forwarding papers to the Lind Office,
surveyors aad Others should enclose
Herewith the name and address of the
owner or agent { whom such surveys
are made. The r vised : atutes take
eff { 90 September 1 1879, sni thee
: pulations will be enforced from that
date.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

Is less than two N ,Dths our State
fair takes place. Il rs time tbtt par.
ties were preparisg their exnioits-
Meny county fairs have failed for the
want OF patronage. and none can sue
coed, whether State or county, unless
the PATROLS take az active part and
use every endeavor for its success.
Merchants should make displays OF
tnrir goods, and nearly every family
can furnish snme hing for the exhioi
ton. The premium list Is liberal, the
directors having Offered larger premi
uns han is done by most Safe fsirs.
rne secretary is continually receivIn'
letters fr' m parties in adj ,iuing States
proposing 70 plaza DIFF .Ieur nsnufsc
lures on exhibition, yet it Is very i'm
p Irtant that all the capital Shouts TAX,
ao Interes' in the fair II Ia q pubic
enterprise and can only succeed by the
ci-ope alton Of the public. Let every
householder of the city aud county try
- Lave something t. add tn the exhi
ton of the Capital State Far, which
opers on Ocrobtr 90. and il ev,ry one
will interest themselves in the fair il
will prove the Rrsndest exhibition ever
held within the broad limits of the
Lone Star Stste.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04
County Patients.

August IA, 1878, the county had on
then 10 August Ia of this year 80 have
ben treated at the county's expense;
% of these were Treated st the Man
ning Infirmary, "a at the county jail
aud IS at their houses. A the intirm-
AIRY 7 have died, was sent to the
Lu ratic Asylum, Is have recovered
and are still being treated. o
these dea his, as from cancer, heart
disease, dropsy and 4 consumption
OF the still sick, A are incurable, the
former bel ,g off .cted, with cancer, !
epilepsy, 1 heart disease and l con-
sumption. OF those treated st ii
jail, 1, Mexican, died of doubl.
pneumonia. Those treated at home
were all restored. Medicine for all
this treatment has cost only $50 35
D. BIbb, In making HIS report,
calls attept ton to the advan-
tages derived from treatment st
the institute, but the greate-t
success fIom his administrations seems
To have been reached in the county
jail, where from sixty to ninety prison.
ers have been constantly confined,
through exceedingly warm and colo
seasons. These favorable results in the
jail he attributes in very great degree
20 the able management OF the jsil, It's
o eanliness, and the care in pr,ivipg
sound food for its inmates. Sherti
G irwin and his deputies have at all
NEE, the doctor says, done all in then
p yer to sppesse the Coalition of ihe
Ok, supplying them with necessities
aud even daintles rt quired for success
ful treatment.
The county commissioners. go W,
have been Informed Dy Ju 'ge 6mhh
m tde = contract With d.. B 90 {.
Treat INDECENT patients thrown ON IN
,uuty aud TO m@ks post martem tx-
amin. OBS fnr $50 year. TINS r.,
Quiremept extends TO cases " t1h
three mica of the CITY, and t woun
he Impossible and unreasonable To rs-
q lite attendance upon patients at 8
greater distance. The county 50
psy- $25 per month for the use If dV,
re ,s aud medical after dance at {"
Naming lnsti,u,e, while the citv al
Austin pays the same tor i've NOR,
IN king IN all, as nav be e-umat d
trnm these statements. $3.50 IS an tn
,ar OF the County for tue last year fo'
IN imperative charity, toat Travr
un'y can we'll al u "a pay for T e
establishment of = poar farm shoulC
N no wsy interfere with This name
4 treating patients / W. uld not b.
proper to make hospital fur q G
treatment Of sick ~ the farm, aud IN.
.-s-me treatment could not be don 9
Sith the same expense there as undsI
present arrangements. The Contracts
made By the board Of commi sioners
are most reasonable and such IS an en-
lightened community are glad to ex-
tend to the poor and will. no doubt, IN
rho matter OF expense for similar ser
v,ce elsewhere, compSre most favor
IDLY with such outlay in any commupl-
-
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nARKKTs BY TELEGRAPH
GALVESTON MARKKrs.

GALVESTON, September 2 -COttoa
Receipts $40 bales; exports coastw Sc,
-. bales: sales 265 bales; stock on
han 1883 bales; market quiet and dull.
m q Hing llAc.
Wheat In good demand for better
gra es and pri es higher; resi- 10. z
Mediterranean n Q & '.U6 No 8, fI.0s:
No. 4 o 97c. OTIS, lexas, 4OG42..
COrn, Western Gee.
LIVERPOOL MARKHTs.
LIVERPOOL September p Noen-Cni-
TON gu 81; middljnE suPlAnis nd mid
ding Orb ans 6Kd. Futures OF enrd
l-S2d che per, but have since recovered.
KANSAS CITY nAKggFs
RAHaAs CRY. s P'emher 2 -Wheai
No. 2, spot, ej1kc bid; No 3, spot, four
Ger loa1s 8 I'D al 3d.
Grass white ed Texan steers, g. 50Q
275; corn fed, $3.5004.C0.
Kew okLEAhr sarsETs
New onL<Axs. September 9 Chiffon
steady; sales $50 bales. ordinary -.
goo ordinary l04c: low mindling 10z< =;
middling II nc; good mild ing II &c.
DiEkb Pfttbtatn OtSIAA1Nf 0oa -
4. p . cSDsoIs 371<@37X.
Flour quiet and steady; super6ne 1926
$3.50. Xxx &4t0, AK $4.25Q4 n.
higher grades s5U5.Y71<. Corn dull,
w-sk and lower: mixed &c O4ss
drm &c ing ai 3s@,34c. Pork dull
and lower al 91kc. Lard unsettlen;
tierce 6<06Ac: keg IN G71<c
Whisky ull: western recti6ed s1O5U
I.lO. Dry ssli shoulders weak 1t ~
al. BacDD scacc snd firner. shoulders
is<055<06c; cle1 rib 5sfc; ear sides
5Xc- Hsms, eh Ice sugar cured, >
IL, a. in size. G dre stesdy 81 !
N fair demand: caIgOes Of ordinary
&, prime so'ed e II1<0l5c- Sugsr
Quiet . d unehauged. Common 10 good
common 81; fair 70 fully fair 6J<97c;
prime 70 cholcs kD7k yellow eiAfsned
5s<M7Z. MDlsss gu q IN a nIinal;
e meniiDg 24050c; common 25DzSc;
far ~ 0eDc; prime 70 ch.Sb e 33kBs6c.
r &C quat. ordinary 70 choice Louisi4ns
Nhss; firm: No. 9. red winter sI.os
0Lo7.
Egw YORK Markets.
NEW Yosx, sep'smbsr { Cotton
ma kst rb~ed stezoy; middling l21<c
49, "a fataa
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There app arr - ',e ant To the
swift vengeance of The N pilIsfs. The
courts in Mnsoow cnnd,mned fhrp N
hinsts t. Siberia. and hsfosr etarting
they married under th RI can law
three girls Of their poll ca Fl b W o
ayr, Ell TO accompany them tn l..
the sentence was al upce chsrgr o
solitary mpr soDm-nI for life ~ r 'ssis.
The three w0mrn pleaded " b IRE
n yepew, chiei OF police. who na the
m er IN hand, e. sel d the mo And
themselves to s heria. He refused.
Ia, secret IN m ttee trir,i ann ca
demntd HIM. snd thee days later he
wa s'a bed. The horrible ttorits OF
TIA sulf riogs oi Nihihsts on baatd a
r Isa'an ne m Dat IN the r d Sea while
90 he way o,h.ri ar. = n.-~d = :
q III Oct, il b. the Lcpdop Duly Nfps
~fresp' ieut at 8. P: .itburg. WOO
b spp4r. lg taken tne i..b-0t>Whife-'
Washing Russian drspotam. the de-
nee m uots 10 b, a'tusrf, "a N
Official r~u,ces," that 18th, ugh ne Nj
last pTis ntIs were d cked between
cks after fashion which would b we
XII d any one else, Rossians are 20 ac-
cus,nmrr to b II air and he { IN their
h uses, hat iy the u ual mortality
followed
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

AR J. W. MADDOX. farmer in thu
vicinity Of OatmaDviIle, was in The
CITY T ursday and stated that they arr
compelled to go from three t. -four
miles to get water for drinking pu :
poses, and that all the stock hav'
bern moved of with few exceptions,
aud that the remaining few are suffeI-
ing greatly for water.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

PuBIIc htALTH JE, PARDIzED :
Toe are bsklbg powders now IN II.
market which contain tubstanc s NJ
junous to heslth, ard the public shout
~ warned sg-iust using ITEM, ID .
Prices Cream B king P'wder 10 know
70 be free from these sub tAncrs, and u
used in the families at the most careful
and sagacious medical men IN tn
cnunfrv
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04
REEDS Gilt Ed g Tonic gives ton,
TO the stomach and digestive organs.

ANOTHER VICTIM tF KEROSENE -
Last night while Mis- j nay Robinson
Il this city was trying to hight the fir
with kerosene, the usual consequences
followed. A prompt application OF
Henry's CsTbolic 8 I've relieved the
pain, and her recovery il now assured.
Beware of cOunterteits -Ez.
j. W. Graham, wholesale agents,
Austin, TeXas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

THE case Of the negro, Alexander
BoIin, who was arrested acrn's tn
river aud brought in the city WedDes-
day by officers JOHNSON aud Sublet'.
came up be ore Justice friedrich Thurs
day and after fall bearing his bono
was placed at 5000 and failing to give
same he was placed in the county jul,
where he will ret his weary bones OF
a bed of straw until the county courI
takes action in his case.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

A QARD.-To sill who are suffering
from the errors and indiscretions Of
youth, nervous weakness, early decay.
loss of manhood, etc., I will send 8
-scipe that will cure you, free OF
charge. This great remedy was dia-
covered by q missionary in SontL
america Send q self-addressed en-
yeloDe to the Rev. Joseph T. Inmsn.
Station D, New York, City.
ian deOdW1v
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

Ex-SUREEYoR RoUADTREE of Llano
county was brought 10 Tuesday ty
Lieut. Ciruthers, With detachment
State troops, on a change OF land fol-
gerry. The arrest was made at the In
stance of the legislative committee Oh
land frauds, now sit:ing in this city.
Roundtree had been heretofore unsus
pected of crookedness. He sto ID well
in his community.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

A coILEsE nrnfessnr once said that
"ne VIM ep cts to rate high 10 his
class must NJ s<pectorats on the floor. -
Much OF the hawking and splitting
vas, no dsu1s, eau ed By cnarrh,
which the professor knew could be
readily eur<d By the use Of 3 few bot
Ties Of d.. SaRe's Cssarrh Remedy.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

ExPERIEScE OF YEARS The expe-
ris noe OF years has not dtt'scted frou
he acknowledged excellence 1T the
qualities of DR.. Prices special Flavor
.De Ex,rsc 9. but has completely estsb-
lished their bid upon the taste OF all
,ersons who love delicious hsvors.
Toey will satisfy the most fastidIous.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

THE county commissioners met''Sst-
urday to appoint some one to fill tn
vscaacy caused by the resignation of
Judge Campbell, judge Smith presto
ing. Judge Lee, W G. Denny and z
p Phillips were the aspirants for tn
POSITION. On the first ballot each re-
ceived vote and on the second JUG,
Lee was declared duly elected, and
W, commsnce his arduous duties
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

THE City SEXTON REPORTS 10 inter
mems from the CRY, and three
from the country during Angus
Q white. colo'ed; 2 males. 6 female.
3 led OF cholera Inian,um, 3 Of enter
itis.1 of il fammst,on of the rsctum, /
of gsstritis, 4 old age, 1 Of ervTp--
las, one Of men ngitis. was 'xrcuted,
sn the Cause of tie death of 1 wa.
u knowr;6 from birth TO years IL
1 r.m 10 !" 20, Q from 20 Tn 80 /
from 80 10 40 and 8 were from 40 t.
5K
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TaE board appointed to examin,

TaE board appointed to examine
Candidates tor admission TO West POlas
aud annapolis met TGesd4s at b !.
hall of the Texss Mi Itsry Iusti'u.e.
Tue board organi8st with the follow
.sng members present: Governor Styer-.
Iuage J shn B Rector. Prof B.
Sn,Ih, Judge J. w. Smith and Col
I.hn G. james. Governor Saysrs was
elected president and Gil James sec
resary. Tue following ndidsses for
Wee Punt appeared before the board
and were carefully examined in writing
with she rtsn 4 Ind Gated by the dc
urss folloninF the name: A g.
Thompsnn ri Aus ID. 46 50 80; w J
Miley Of BsS.nsp. a 7-iO; ] I'm T.
ahessa at c lnrain. 40 II so; w
WsbberVile, 4ul 4. M.
niuGtion, received
For Annapolis on y
Bpeareo. N. H. Led
40 L Gran. e, whom the
id not examine. IS the board
|criVo>s. il proper for them to decide
on Between rival candidates, aud de-
clined toexsmine him. The board ad-
iourned sine die.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

MARRIED Nj. HARLEs E c. oPER
OF IN CITY and Mss hoLLIE @. HAIR
RIsoN Of B anco, at the re,idrnce Oi
the brides father, Mr. J o. Harrison.
by Rev Samuel Johnson, Sunday, Au-
Y tst 81.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

A SAD SroRY MIR. George Brantrn
who was IN Austin last Tuesday then
sts,ed that be feared difficulty with
q msn who had often tried to kill him.
B anton gave the individuals name
but our informant has forgotten it.
BI4uton left Austin to avoid his pur
sleE He went TO San A. milo and
was killed mile and half from that
city, where he was stabbed last Fridsv
fatally, dying Sunday afternoon at 5
O'Clock. Mr.. Branton has norelatives
we believe, except sister-ip-lsw
now at the Avenue Hotel. Her hus-
band was accidentally killed = little
more than q month ago at the place
where George died Sunday.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

A mos, lngenn W. nu1 Uf,e ipAl color
et Dame was itftip charge ofresidence
N, III U .ian street. Memphis. After
postn & hers, II as the pace In whls b
ALT he vaiusb'ea were stored, sbr bird
another negro 10 take cbs'gs OF the
prem ses. The g. cood p-rty mad BIZ
tner+ hut few days when I VA d
cred that he TefideI &c had urer
ny back d"nr apd bumbrr o sHle
articles Ofusblt-ware purioiDtd reus-
picion attached ~ hour, keeper No /,
whose apartments. were s.aicbed and
the missing articles found.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

WE offer no apology for frequently
calling attention to Johnson's Ancdyne
Lininaent, as il Is the most valu,UI,
ceu e-y that has ever been produced.
Il is sure cure for disrrteS dysen-
terry and cholera morbus.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

EXQUISITE PLEASURE - The mos.
-Sq Hs.tr pleasure IL derived from D..
Pucs's Unque P.rfumes. His Pet
r sc, Meadow Flowers, Lily of the
Valley. and other handkerchief cd nrs,
re as fragrant aud natural as the q ~ .
rs from which they sre made. Tue.
are truly dehghtful.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

WAR. famine aud pestilence all con-
6ined do not produ the evil cops--
quenoes to q nation which result from
INQUIRE blond In 6urv ms. Pdrson'
Pur2atiUs Pins m- Q ns1 rich blood
anu prevent all man or II diseases.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

PRESCRIPTION FRRE-Fof the speedy
curs at seminal weakness, loss of man
nond and all disorders brought on By
iudscretion or excess. Any druggist
has the ingredients. Address David
am & Co, 70 Nassau Street, New
York junsdeodwiy
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

A LUCKY BUTCHER who lives east Of
the CRY went GU In desperate man
npr last week to dig well. His Cattle
were almost dead his cIstern was dry.
even "a are the thros's of the youns
men who sung and shouted all thu
night OF Sunday up and down tb'
Avenue. But he discovered water and
they whisky. Be was happy and thy
have not yet recovered from furle u
headaches, and are nervous and Ill-tem-
pered.- BE went down only three fee'
t0 discover stream that q rvs wi b
g'est force aud volume, and there will
be ICES suffering through the rest of
the long dry spell in his neighborhood.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

G Tros.- OAt.ou 10 TINS market con
tinues drm 81 10 I-9c for g"".i MD
dilns. 10 : fer md. ling and 9 l 2; for
low N ddhBg. The receipts Increase
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

The Trets vi Austin were never u
ouch anmlTeble c,'ndition As now. A
vast amount of work has been done IL
lmpr lvipR ,h.lA.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

WHICH n CHKAPKszl-A package Of
OuKk's Darhsm. cuntainlng fiosAfy
ulp<-iulls q the best smoking tob-ccn
made, o. ca< common ciRarf Each
ce,,e ~ ts-,ff. jaeoa6Wly
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n LOUIS MAnRRfs

ST la,eIs Sen,tns e-r9 Flour ouis
demauc ciiirils f.,F l...< srsa es....xt.-s { !.
SA. ~ este. IA fa.i s,s a. h. Wha,f
b gller. No : IA tna ~ s4sit Nj
do. IS = t9S1sksA C FtissSher. 4 3tRe
OF Osis ghef, = q "a ta-iif RYE
srnl-r. At IT, WaiSke l,.s $ :. IS
Pc We ker, ~ $S..as. - sasssls
u-t his gsd cleaa r,iss $50 ,,se4sss' q
As. 4, ios-. ;...s.er far.,, nominal. u
SL4sls
Csttio = msrkrt steady anil Frm, Ter
ratsse sh piping sies'r., enoh 10 chose.
- 15S49'. un lat f.r exp 4 brmri
$i.ss; Tex ~, gr,ss fed. dbl. at $40
UsS. o; Color dos. Sf.su@ 81; r-cri Is
3 sou. sh'pn MIS- 400 Shee s,esdY AMI
uno h ,need fair TO Z w,.l. $50 ssa 90:
hui to fancy. $s.6j@3y); receipts
none. shipments Ito
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

QURRY-"Why will men smoke COM
non tobacco, when they can buy Mar
ourg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina 81
The same pricsr' teb91 cody
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

REEDS eli t E 1ge Tonic purifies the
blood, restores .he appetite and slim
ulates the digestion.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

Stop using Calomel and try "BLACK.
DRAU6HT" for liver diseases.
F.. Nv J. j Tooir, A. Gold
N ann, J. W. Coombs.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic stimulates
the digestive or ans and adds tone ano
strength to the stomach.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

RRRD Gur Etge Tonic buiIds up all
who have been reduced Szd weakened
by sickness.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

HEsD's Gilt Edge Tonic is 9 whole
.oms stinniant and its quality is guar
sDteed.
Mcdaniel & Co., sole agents, Aus
in. Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

REEDS Gilt Edgs Tonic is mild
.orrective, aud its purity and flavor are
susrapteed
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F0sseH 4 sKgaLnf L.ncaasf Z = nd.
~ ~ -sgf so dnar- sreand CO 81 FnlfI.
ca lape co ny xss Wilslana16 I'd
Ba uet onniy = 'srs p.s.-s ~ 81
~ gkiRO tUCES-Tsn - d - fhe a.
u grs1s - tIAzsth NJ ~ II -efii9e
IS = H. ahsnt h efEa ITO
4 1lalle -
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic 10 Q safe and
pleasant Invigorsnt for delicate females
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"BLAcK-DRAueHT" cures COstiveness

and Sick-headache.
mann ] W. Ccomhs.
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su,.vr. rs c. Eggs. isi-
Bright. As. Wheat. 81 90 Fod-
der, $3.50 per hundred. Hay u 70
Chickens, 81 90 per .ozeb. Po-
rs'oes- 5@ee.. $l.U0 per busiest IElsb.
50 so per barrel
i,sss dr, DIM 8 "a i2c
Portland cement, per Dbl 90 70 IS %
Plaster Paris, per Dbl. = 90
Hair, per pound s..-.. 81.
Fire brick. per h....r 9D5 00st26 90
LUMnEA
Texas Pines Rough, per n - n 90
. Dressed one slde. 30 90
% Dresser Two sides ~ 90
Flooring. dressed.
tongued and kTooved ... ~ 20
Texas Pine, siding ...... IL %
White Pine. Siding. clear. - 90
I" Tbree-eiRhths
beaded ceiling. clear. ...... 20 90
Shingles. Sawed Cypress. No.
l, Per thousand, heart. 800
shingles, Saved Cypress, No.
2, per thousand -..... = %
Lath. White Pine. per f000... 0 %
- Texas Pine..... 90
wHoLEsALR PRICES FOB STABLE GRO
cERIKs.
country bacon. ....,.......... 7c
Western ............ e
dams, sugaE-ch4 I'd .......-.. u lie
Lard, tIerces. ........-.-....< . tszc
I" bali barrels. .. 3 l~tc
/" tins - and 40 ID cans. 10 &c
Coffee, choice. Joe
prime. ..... loc
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Little Rosalie Harris was sha in the
ae,d Ju y IA BY Jim Beckett, who
now hes N ] ii in Washington d @.
awaiting the result OF her injuries. The
brll was 10, end for her uncle, Dsvi'
p, ind, xter / was fired from 80
cslibre revolver, and weighed half al
ounce. The child was STOPPING when
shot, and the bullet struck her on the
D If the forehead about IN inch abov
{ ,r hair lin. IEsde q long fractur.
In the skuil, extending three inches
ck, where it en'er d the brsin.> To-
p INT where il st uck the skull wac
c-ushed in and fractured, afttrwsro
C mig out. Fr,m there ITS resting
P ace the bone was oppressed by th,
ball naaG passed over II. About aD
q 80 large qusntitY OF
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1 It side Get IN at once,
aud Continued for q weak, when the
arm snd leg were mpl, tely paralyzpd
Zoe N ningesl artery VAS badly torn,
as v-s also the dsfra mate. or covering
of the brain. Tue I, jury to the sku !
was wha' is known rs cbmmiI used
fracture. As coon as the child's sys-
TEN was somewhat recovered from tn
shock, the doctor performed the deli
operation of raising up three inches
o. depressed skull. Th relieved TIE
D tient who had before been sui, mig
severelv, and ret red her mental fscu /.
ties. Ice has been kept Constantly q
the child's hesd, and light but nour
ishing food administered. The fo:a
PARALYSIS, which commenced about ths
sixteenth day, only lasted 9 week. ano
IA now nearly gone. On the twelfth
day third piece Of bone was ex'raci-
81, about the SIZE Of silver quarter
Toe wound has heen csreiullys raped
together with adhesive plaster, an
now measures only about one inch il
Ieperh. The bones also seem 20 b.
Qro1ing together, and the portion DR.
pressed By the ball Is BOW quite snund
No menfsl eject Of the ioss nf brain o.
lriury 10 the skull car be sIased BY the
gsr . fami '. She appears - br'gh'
and lively - any child. and, altnouRh
the paralysis has NJ tquite lcfi her limbs.
she Il sbout the house nsarly al the
tina