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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

The Democratic party Of Tenncs-
see in convention assembled do &c
clare:
/. Oar unahated ailegiance 10 the
National Democracy, and AN untalter-
ing ia;Ih IN and devotion 70 rs t---
di,ions and principles.
2 That We endorse the action ot
the late National Democratic couven-
ZION at Cincinnati, and rea1lirm the
principles Inundated in the Cincinnati
platform, and pledge our earnest and
undivided support TO the Democratic
nominees rs presented to the country
by the Cincinnati convention.
3. That in the nomination Of Win
field Scott Hancock, Of Pennsylvania
and VIM il. English, Of Indiana, for
President and Wee President of the
United Statcs, We recognize the com
plete restoration Of tratcrual feelings
Ia ell sections Of cur common count
~.
1. Ne reassert our opposition to
the reputation OF any Of The public
obligations Of the State or Federal
Government. and declare that the re-
pudiation Of either under any pgeteXt
or disguise would be The most diretul
OF evils, moral, financial and Po-
l;ticnl, and IN the patriotic language
of the Rational Democratic platform,
we pledge ourselves to the strict main
tenance Of the publc faith, State and
National.
8. Ne recognize a disposition mp
Oh the part Of the creditors o. the
Safe, in view 9i the great losses en-
tailed blythe la,e war, the great de-
preston OF business, and the general
shrin xage IN values, tomulc liberal
reduction in both the principal aud in
ferest Of our bonded indebtedness, and
NO declare thar We favor a prompt
settlement Icy the Legislature with
.nf creditors upon the best terms that
can be q creed upon rs q result otnego-
l5Gtiop.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

most rigid economy IL the admiaistra-
ton Of I'll the public Affairs of The State
asd the Natiopai Government, The sup
preston d any aad al eXtravaEances
n public expenditure, the redGottaa
Of alt sa!ar.es and fees Or o.iice, So far
as can be done consistently with tic
proper discharge Of pUhlic Offices, aad
the strictcst honesty in tie management
and application Of al public rege-
rUes.
z. Resolved. that We regard a
thoroughly crrsriZe system q public
instruction rs = matter " The utmost
importance to the people Of car State
and pledge or united support to is
institutions OF learning and 80 the
maintenance and better perfection ard
development Of our system Of public
schools.
8. Resolved, that We are unalter-
ably opposed . the usurpations Of tbs
Rapgh!ican party, and we recogur,
tie fact that the administration Of thS
; Government, both State and Federal
by that party, viii, under its rapi5
strides to Capitalization, soon result Il
/ the destruction OF cur republican form
/ of Government
8. That in view Of the complaint
coming up from every part Of th'
State against the policy Ct the railroad
discriminating against local frei "a
and Passen gers, and IN favor OF through
freight and passengers It Is the =a0s
Of this convention that the comm,
Legislature shat! pass Q law requiring
the railroads to do justice to the trad
and business Of the State
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30
TIC Eoitcrs' Platform.

4HG LSDitCi3' Ei&StoENs
The Democratic party iH Tennessee, rep
rc~cuted IN Convention by It's delegates, WAC
have been cj-2ELcrn denied tio right 20 re-
feet the viii Of the party ard the peorl,
Jy the opposition Of men assuming to be
the manager, and the mayer Il the Demo
cratic party, by the combination Il 10 eue-
mics and TIE !GistaEes Cf its fSicAda-ly the
manipulation ana fraud CT The vast railroad
corporations who haze their iron grasp
upon tie liberty OF The people a!.d arg de-
,cra!ued 20 destroy It, Gad who, 70 p-r;lta-
ate their power, have i4l-Tcd ast!GCouslv Ia
every manner, even 10 tae f.uu. linS OK ir-c
tickets and free misses % many delegate
10 the State Convention, and are deioriiiloo
TO uphold lA2i-. AMI tLoir action, ard deny
{ . the reofi5 not only tAcir rights. but ,G
/ take ifon them also the privilege ~ Fot-
! ing upon ch-ul; and have D.oa4ut here al
/ Tie power which ,ley could secure 90 cab
turc tAe State Convention in their interest,
| and cvcEr do TIE expressed VIII OF the PEG
! pie Of the State, and this power has united
with the small element OF the Democratic
minority of the State Convention, and IN
/ such ulhOiy combination have been able 70
/ iiiic the voice VI The people, IN the re5rc-
/ ton OF Democratic doCtrlAe, and III &c
NAL Of the only right the people have been
able to secure alter years OF struggle ana
! contest, the right to settle Tor themselves by
I direct vote their alleged Indeb;ednes,i.
I And that combination haye asserted n uuo-
/ anivocal terms their determination to have
! IL. debts Of the railroads paid by the p,o-
/ pie Of the State, while the hOldcis CT the
bonds are claiming that The railroads owe
the Gep'' ana are now, p! SUIT ny lh5 10 en-
force It's collection against tnehi'
Regarding, as We do, such combinations
.I.. =
81 the Peop'1, ana sGch doctrines a. mon
Sjrons suhFe:S,oQs q every PIiAcIPi1 OF
lem oesacy ana 81 lus--cel ~ refuse 10 sur
render 10 them the ~ tefeie1'E OF '''' la'-.-
cs NC Represent, and III }udli@e 70 cur pee
pie "e stand with thein-tbe democracy u
IennestSe--ind decline to abandon thcii
PfiEci pies AZ lAe -eiis'- OF S't.i az oi-ietl-t'
ana therefore,
we deholHGe the a@i'"a q SEtA comDi-
nation pretending 10 De j 9iats democrat
&c Convention, rs uAUv!Io'i@lici anu, a. 4
platform OF DoWoc-atIc principles on "Aisi'
sc INVITE INC Suil3'' 81 IAt .iv-A5.1.'tie
Fe declare
We apTroFe the National platoon"
adopted 40 C.HeinH@i', ana heartily en-
aoisc ,iic Hc!u-.l-!iuI - II4.'SocA i'ilt Pug
fish.
We declare our allegiance 70 t2e tino-
AongreC principles oil The !l-nOcr"Hc par
~ The right OF the majority 10 RUE; ti-t
nnordlnaUun o. the Hhi-aFY 10 tie civil
authority; opposition to if'nd and yi1+s--c,
and the supremacy Of law and order, and
the economical administration q The stat,
ana Nitiona! Governments.
We FAVOR the adjustment 2lJ ai.e1dy pay
ncut of tle State ccbt proper.
We deny iiie validity against the state
oI al that part Of oar alleged infested
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

Iayo IS just receiving his fall
goods, which he proposes to sell as
cheap as the cheapest, and which he
warrants to be Of the very best quail
ity. His stock consists Of dry goods,
notions, ladies' dress goods, hosiery,
and all that is usually found IN FIRST
class houses. Those who wish 30 Sc
cure bargains and save money should
give him call
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

0rs
6ar8 8p lila
SO For Gc7sul,, an5 all
-. ao-a;uioas dis. aSeS I.svzi-
S,s la!.s, Rose. ur -. Amino
- nE's t5Gr, E-ai t.cns and
l-Fuu,iY= ji;5z-,a-.s II tHo
-s,-5 skin, C!coraiicsis of :as
.:s3 Liver, StelHaei. h53.io,s.
2.5nPs. IjMUl;@. Igstulrs.
49, 5oils, E.c-eheb. 2ua,ars.
letter. Ss-5t l,ae,rs,. scti.i
-zz1;-=SS-' Head LliaE.-o-io, jicara,
SORES Ei.,g'Gatlaisl, -Hes.a;c@ia- Pam n
tbs Bones. SlIa and Head. E,.tna1e
Weakness, ,>>eTs!itY, L~tscnrraeeS, arising
fIola internal liberation. sud Uterine
disease, Srfhiii@o ana hIcIolu,al dis
eases, DroTsr. Dyspepsia, L.lnac;ajio2,
General Debility, and Ion Elslit yil}s, tie
3iccd.
This arsgs,la;s combination OF
vegetable alternatives - StiiiiuEi.t Man
d-GEs. yellow Deck ait. tie !sIidss
Of Potassium and hon. aAt x the most
ethcsclous medicine get known iur
the diseases It IS intended to cure.
It's Ingredients are SO sI,;lfuIIv com
bined, that the fall Alternative effect Of
each IS assured, and while 1t Is so mild
as 70 be harmless even to children, it is
stI-I 50 etsectUal as to purge out from the
system those Impurities and corTuptions
which develop into loathsoIae disease.
The reputation it enjoys IS derived
FROM its cures, and the confidence which
-.it
Try reIose IN It, prove their experience
Of is usefulness.
Certificates attcsting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and IS many OF these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority Of this SaI-
sarari.ia over every other Alternative
medicine. Sc generally Is its superb
o-itv r. any other medicine known, that
I'VE need 10 I'D Hl5re THAN TO assure the
Tu-.ie tAat t-la beat qualities 1t has ever
Possessed, aye strictly maintained.
PREPARED rs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

Let the ponderous wheels % time
roll or and the magic stride OF modern
ages too. Mayo viii keep pace with
The times and viii net forget to keep
posted With the business doing OF each
passing day.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

by Tx
ga to rruitva
who
oa AS mort
~ % cEtna yela taIlh
au+-
% go Jrz 10 M s,i rlia~lro
ra
pre- Uua5 ;sa
ti<! aG terri Ni-h l7 vo7hi
q l-yT, @au
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

! i. liayo has nice let cf the
celebrated Lewis Cooks bngsies com
ing, and viii be here in feW days.
They are i2ather-topped and open
piaHo-boz, drop fronts, side bar am
end spring bugsias. Gotten Up IN the
best style with gilt bands they are
beauties and VIII be sold cheap.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

Buy your goods from Mayo, ne has
fought his way upin business ii Bell
var IN tie short time OF TWO years
from q small beginning IN business to
thousandsp per year. Close buying and
close selling has done tae work.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

L fall strc- - t,;.l -oeaa Il 81 .:.-..
ser;p,l"ns Vl.:c: "lH offered al
The Iowss st living r-;tes, Is uov a.-.a
for Inspection at HIayoa
Mayo is fighting ior The lead in
business ii Bolivar, ana VIXEN once
there VIII stay. il close buying and
close selling VII 10 the woek.
Mayo brought lis ladies Jrs#
goods, trimmings. buttons, hosiery and
notions direct from -. importer cheap,
ana vii ssll them q. low figures
Let the ponderous wheels Of time
roll or and the magic stride OF modern
ages too. Mayo viii keep pace with
Inc times and viii not forget to keep
posted With the business doing Of each
passing day.
Large stock q dry goats and no
lions very cheap and desirable, the
variety IS TOO Numerous to enumerate.
Call and see them. largest stock
Of ribbons ever brought to this mar
ket, very cheap at 3Iayo's.
Buy your goods from Mayo, he has
fought his way upin business ii Bell
var IN tie short time OF two years.
from . small beginning IN business to
thousands per year, Close buying and
close selling hes done tAe work.
1leyo's first fau stock IS now arriv-
ing and must be sold ont Immediately
/ 10 make room for his second foH stock
to arrive in October. Prices have
been placed on them that Insure 5heir
quick sale. Come end see them.
Young men, Old men, u;i5lo-aged
men, boys and children, 20 to 2Eayo's
and lock 81 his stock Of clothing. He
has New York, Philadelphia, Ciacin-
natl, Baltimore and Newark goods in
great variety, ana at prices guaranteed
lower than the same grade of goods
were scld last fail.
No compromise, no quarters asked
or given By Mayo in business. His
low prices make his competitors sick.
prices thai are hard scr the best Of
them to meet.
Mayo has taken . new departure il
business IN Bolivar, and has brought
en- s nice line Of ladics' dress goods,
trimmings, notions and inc hosiery,
to which We cali special attention.
\ few good reasons Why 1EaTo can
sell goods st small profits and cheaper
| than his competitors, Is that lie has
four large stores, buys and sells twelve
stocks Ye5 year, going TO market eael
.in.e himself 10 make ISIS Purchases
which keeps A5,n vel paa.aj q. AL
/ lines Of goods and prices q them
70 20 -'l'-os l45 ne" l.,-- a',
at 10" prices. ne Is Fe'''.i.'9 5'1,.
-,e" Z OK "42'-.;sst,s prices 40
/ 53d.iag liz prices, he has purchased
..,.... $500 49,. -.... f-s.-l...
-..-~--. T., -3+ 49,. ., r
..., 49,. III .1.-..5
j. IL -iayo mas Il nee ial q s-e
! ca.e9r''iad LOWS Iooh $ 2''25-e5 com
ing, and vii DC mere ID q ie" days.
They are ;2ati.er-t"pred and open
piano-5oE, drop fronts, al1e bar aHd
end srrjna buy-ics. Gotten up IN the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

Large stock q dry soost5 and no
lions very cheap and desirable, the
variety IS 100 numerous TO enumorate.
Call and see them. Largest stock
OF ribbons ever brought 70 this mar
ket, very cheap at 6iayos.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

t. sell longer At old rates involves direct iass.
We therefore must announce Eeou car 4ista-ss-z,
Goutheru Cen anu faTor-t= Planes an atysncs o.
from SO to $50 per style CaicSrTiIs + amos VIII -
cranced s pril ist SIS ON eacIt Sly H..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

eeala P;eao arr Organ Jealaye
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-09-30

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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07
TEXAS POLITICS.

I'm the chapter Of wonders the
Telephone writes: ave do believe
the people of Williamson county are
going to elect Nat. Q. Henderson to
the legislature"
The jefferson Democrat says ::
Gov. Roberts wants common sense
exercised in the management Of our
public school system, an immigra-
ton introduced that will benefit the
State and the people that come here,
and that tho expenditures of the
state shall be confined within its in
come. The "pay as you go" policy
will place the public credit on a solid
foundation, and bring into Texas the
very best class of people.
The following soft mutter of
dissatisfaction il from the Pamela
Watchmdn: Governor Hubbard
stated in his speech at New Albany,
Indiana, the other day that the col
ored children OF Texas received thir-
tv per cent. more of the school money
of Texas than the white children of
this state. 1t Is a notorious fact that
the negroes of Texas pay but small
portion of the school tax, and yet
their children got the benefit of
thirty per cent. more of this money
than the white children. This il
hard on the white taxpayer, and il
does seem to Us that this tax ought
10 he equalized in some way.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

Democrats are obtaining evil
dence from neSroes in Indiana that
they have come into the state for no
other purpose than 10 vote the Re
publican ticket.
The Cleveland Plaindedler re-
marks: GARFIELD Is $4,000 votes
weaker in Ohio to-day than he was
on the day of the Maine election.
Tho straddlers all jumped off the
fence and rushed into the Hancock
camp"
Congressman Jorgenson, of Vir-
ginia, says that two Republican Con-
gressmen will be elected in that
state, but that the Republican cleo
toral ticket will fail, owing to the
neglect of the negroes to pay the per
capita tax.
The New York Commercial Id
rertiSeJ' SAYS that the EreRiRg Posts
article denouncing Senator Conk-
ling's speech has created a sensation
in New York, and the Post is, of
course, accused of being Demo-
cratic paper.
Gen. Dan Sickles. one of the lat
est converts to Hancock. is very pop
ular with the soldier element, and
his loss will be felt by the Republic
cans, who have heretofore made
much of him as MANNED veteran,
but who will now vigorously abuse
him, after their manner.
The Boston Pilot, the acknowl-
edged organ of the Irish, says I:
"Gen. Garfield cannot expect the
Irish American voters to support
him. On March 8, 1867, resolution
was offered extending the sympathy
of the United States to the suffering
people of Ireland. Fourteen mem
hers, including Garfield, voted
sgainst the resolution
The October state elections will
be: Colorado on the sixth, Georgia
seventh, Ohio, Indiana and West
Virginia twelfth. OF the above il Ia
held that only two are doubtful
Ohio and Indiana; but we are not
among the doubters. The real bat
tle-ground Of the October campaign
is Ohio, and from that state we have
assurances of growing prospects of
success.
The Springfield Repablicda
SAYS: Republican newspapers need
to learn that II Is highly unsafe for
them TO so around trying to unset
tie one issue of the war-the settled
reputation of the men who fought
it's battles and won its victories.
Piaisted steadily gained by the mud
throwing in Maine. Hancock is
gaining BY the same abusc. People
will not stand 1t. Regulations won
ON the held and registered in his
tory are not TO be smirched with
printers' ink. IA campaign invest
ment, this sort OF thing does not
pay"
The platform of resolutions
adopted by the Granite State be
mocracy, at Concord, is brief and in
cisive. Reafirming the principles
OF the national Democracy, they ex-
press an earnest resolye to redeem
New Hampshire from Radical con-
troll, and their first step indicates
that this is no empty boast. They
have nominated for Governor the
most popular Democrat in the state
of whom so stalwart q Republican
organ as the New York Commercial
4arerfissr says: sIn presenting Hon
Frank Jones for Governor, tho New
Hampshire Democrats have made {
strong nomination He is one Of
the few Democrats In New Hamp.
shire who can be elected TO Congress
and he VIII run well In the state
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07
GTTES
, eURfS AN PAIN IN NAV Aup BEAST.

Giles Liniment Iodidc Ammonia cures Esu-
rslgis, Face Ache, Rheumatisn, Cont, frosted
Feet, Chilhlains, Sore Throat EryEipelss, Bruises
and Wounds Of every nature in man and animal.
The remarkable cuncz this remedy has elected
classes Il ~ one OF the most important and valu-
able remedies ever discovered for the cure % 70
lief Of pain
! had twelve strokos Of PSrslysis. Ny leg.
tonguc and arm we're useless Was Obliged TO
use \ catheter every day. DIR. Otlee' Liniment
lodide Of Ammonia hse cured me- viii answer
sny inquiries so thst all afiieted may know Of It.
JonS APPEII, North Bradford, Conn.
Ny wife snfsfed With pnolspsus nteri, auor
slbuE. complicated with other female troubles-
Her life was miserable Rev. Guy ;. FrA1ey, Of
the Methodist charch, advised me 10 try Giles
Imminent losiido Ammonia and Pills, he telling
me OF the wonders IL bad performed on his wife,
Who wss = martyr 10 such troubles, and IL nov
well. I obtained the Eminent and pills, and
nv site Il cured CaARLKs X JoSKs,
Editor Observer, Charlotte, y, G.
Write 10 Or. Giles, 81 80 Wet broadway,
New York, who cnres all female troubles with
Read the following: Salt Rhsun Cared ]
lad Sail Rheum on nv hand for two years.
Tried every Doctor coaId hear Of The salSss,
olntuents and soaps without number: nothing
benefited me- A s0c bottle OF Giles Lininenf
A. RosAISE, Ia Wet Thirty-seco1d ST., " z.
HAhitnAl Cosuvenees, the caase Of 20 many
trouble-, Lownes- Of SPirits, Dizziness Of the
Head. Loss o. Memory, Indigestion. alatnlenee.
cured 81 Giles Improved Mandrake Pflls.
Gnest Lininsuf and Pills are sold b. all
Druggists throughout The world Trial bottles.
s5c. piile, K
beware OF counser5cifs; the genulne has Q 30
smile Of the investors signature, WILLIAN
NJ GILES, over the cork q earh bottle
The Llnirnent IN white uTAppera Il Tor family
nse. that In yellow Wrapper IL Tor The stable
II 4 the only Linimenf that Possesses alters
five properties and can be takec internally.
Qlari bOtsle. a S2sa In veiee tas,s "a Tes'
ssvfnR sold by y ". 0hAHA4-
nnntr a. 20 4 ~ "
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

A correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer develops villainous
Radical plot in Indians, TO carry that
state BY the boldest outrage: Demo
crats are to be arrested by United
States marshals on election day in
such numbers as 10 turn the state
over 10 the Radicals. Trumped up
charges will be the basis of warrants,
and the whole work IL TO be strictly
illegal This is repetition of the
Davenport plan here, with such vari-
ations as are found necessary. The
St. Louis Times reminds ms that the
same rzscsllv scheme was worked IN
Indiana 10 some extent in 1873. The
infamous federal election laws,
against which the Democratic House
OF Representatives made so persis-
tent fight. opens the way to this
tyranny and oppression.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

WEAVER is still engaged in a
desperate undertaking to hold the
Greenbackers in all the states steady.
His contract with the Republican
executive committee, it appears,
may not be carried out, and there
will be fortune lost on it.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

NONE of the Republican fraud
shriekers have attempted an expla-
nation of the fact that while the
Philadelphia registration lists con-
tain 2l0,S46 names, the new census
of the city shows that there are only
169.50O qualified voters.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

THIS is big week in Ohio. Conk-
ling, Grant, Simon Cameron and
Honest John Sherman are all there
to diagnose the fatal political NAL
ady that is destroying the Chicago
candidates.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

CAPT. LWERaioRE is making a
trigonometricOl survey of the coun-
try between the Pecos and the Rio
Grande rivers. lie is fixing points
for military posts and roads in that
section. BE reports grass very rank
in all the western grazing region.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

THE Cesarian operation was lately
performed upon q Mrs. Burwell, of
Philadelphia, dwarf. The child
lives and the mother has yet to pass
through a most critical period.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

AT the great New York Demo-
cratic rally there were distinguished
speakers from every portion of the
Union. kilograms and letters were
received from O vast number of gen.
tlemen, who had been invited, and
who were unable TO be present.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

THE politicians opened the local
canvass in Smith county with crimi-
nation and recrimination. If the
candidates are as bad people as these
call each other, this home of govern
ors is throwing aside its dignity.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

ENCOUNTERS betweenU nited States
troops and Indians is of almost daily
occurrence in New Mexico. Prison
ers taken by the red devils are i'm
mediately ted to the stake and
burned.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

NEITHER Senator Coke nor Sena-
tor Maxey have yet given the pub
lie reasons for supporting the nomi-
nation of n. j. Evans for United
States district attorney. The story
has n tale, and it may be unfolded.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

THE Dallas Herald, at last, begins
to admit that immigrants are pour
ing into Texas. 1t is getting over its
fit of Alcalde horrors, disease
which has now about succumbed to
Democratic treatment.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

Mrs. NARY ANN DEAN, who died
few days ago in ST. Louis, at the
age of thirty-eight, was the mother
of twenty-one children. There were
three pairs of twins, two sets of
tripletts and one set of quartettes.
making sixteen children on six in
teresting occasions.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

THE Telephone believes Frank
Lubbock tells the truth when he
says he was never drunk in all his
life" Nobody believed to the con-
trary even before this worthy gem
tleman was vilified to the point of
defending himself.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-10-07

Col. TRACY and Judge Cline of
Houston have been Radical Republi-
cans since before the editor Of the
Post got ont of long dresses. They
are now independents, which means
Republicanism in disguise. The
Post is indepeHdent.