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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
Do YOU WANT HEALTH,

Why will We die! Death, or what 10
worse, is the inevitable result OF eOntin-
ued suspension OF the menstrual flow. IL
i condition which should not be trifed
with. Essaaediets relief ~ fls eafg FgTs-
guard. In all cases OF suppression. sus-
pension or other irregularities OF the
courses" Bradfield's Female Regulator
.s &c only ssrs remedy. 1t acts by giving
tore 10 the nervous centres, improving
the blood and determining directly to the
organs Of meustruation- tits q legitimate
pre- -..rip tion. and most intelligent physi-
clans use IL
NoTAsULGA. ALA. July :. 1871.
Bradfield's Female Regulator has been
thoroughly tested by me in q greatvAriety
Of eases and I am fully convinced that It
/, unrivaied for all that class OF diseases
which IL claims n cure
!. c HISS. n. d.
Dr. J. Brad6eld. Prop. Atlanta, Ga
Price 81 80 per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists and DR.. J. J. Tobin and %. Samost1.
Wholesale Agents.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
Immigration Work In Europe.

4 letter received from DIR. W. q. Kings
bury, dated London, October n, says:
'.Inasmuch ~ the railroads of Texas
have been often charged with doing little
or nothing III support of immigration, [
wish to let your readers know what one
ut least has done toward getting the $50
immigrants by the America. AS the sgent
of the Sunset route and by orders, went
to Bremen in the month OF April last and
made q special contract for the sailing of
this ship direct to Galveston, instead of
New Orleans Clearing the yellow fever,
To get the passengers, / placed in the
hands OF all licensed immigration agents
throughout Germany, pamphlet descrip-
tive of Texas, each book also containing Q
complete map OF tho United States.
printed both at Hamburg, and distributed
from that place 10000 copies during the
months of April and May, and since that
time 1900 more. During the month OF
May also printed pamphlet OF severn
teen pages at Stockholm, and distributed
them throughout Sweden, Norway and
Finland. / also. in the same month, print
cd another in Copenhagen (sll with maps)
and distributed them throughout Dem
mark. | have made three protracted vis-
its to the Continent at great expense.
This same road has also supported an ex
pensive agency in Switzerland from May
to August, and we are still aiding local
societies there. I msy also state that
saw maps and circulars of the Texas Cen
trail in almost every town that visited in
Germany, and / think il only reasonable
to suppose that AL this msy have had some
little influence in the matter. I am still
pushing for German business, and being
rewarded; 500 ssilc,, to-day. Last Satur-
day the English steamer OF the Dominion
line sailed, visa eighty-two steerage and
five in the saloon, and a week from to-day
TO St. Louis. of The same line, will sail,
with from 200 I" $50, and they are going
by way of SrT York daily. TSo gentle
men are hooked to sail on the 26ih instant,
who will take some $1,000 with them.
This Sunset road Is doing sli in tx POWER,
regardless of expense. and IL the ,,iissns
of Texas will lend a helping hsnd ~ st.
tentions anGencoursging ;bs mex SsT. rails,
strangers az your gates. sno getting thum
to write good letters home, We shsii sake
il grand success"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
The omcLsi vote % TN. csnn.r.

The oa'e'Fi vote o. ir-'i' ,'"''y'
Congressional returns - officially To-
ported Jones 1896 shepard Ie.n- jones'
majority 7s..
For District Judge-" a'..er2-''t, smith
900; Walkers majority -i2
For D'-it.-, C.er.-i'illasi7 -..sl, Gil
dart 1856 balm ms majority 7o!.
For Gs'eraor-Roherr 20. payis
17s}, HauHaau SO.
For Lieutenant Ga,ersor-ssorcy 25g,.
Giveu=725. slemmering 1871.
For Attorney Gcust4l-NicIcary 2IN4.
jenkins -. Hutchinson Il5l.
For Comp:ro. ..-f ztil. Kennedy
10. Wool 1855.
For Tfeasurcr-r.s5bg-k 2iI7. GriiHih
III. Thomas I-I2.
For Com.aissior,.--l7 walsh a197. Euecb-
Ter 2l75.
For Court Of ,pnesl.-Iiu~t lses WI
hanson 1918.
For Representative - Carleton 1888.
.l!svpos l5If. Clerp a,1 Gross.
FOR Floater-,four.undiga3. Trig. l4G7.
L.s al8- Fontafne a72.
FOR county judge u'mHF5 2'-7. Neii
~. b-'ch nurh oi'-
f"f county Attorney ----''Fr ~ mar
r. i''2-
Tor county IieF"-f rs'..- brown --''l'
VI. Il. .'l'or 1885.
F"' o"tiii-i Dung Iri'' ''' "a
Long 20 Blocker -ii' 10 =.
Fo' Ooiiec1"f--] oh'lH'H --fi' motifs
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In the shoi. History sssoielns


No prvis4ration a.s sftr serfs1aeG fi-sa5 sr
velioas eare-. o. slsiH -issi "a risr- 1sgs.is
tea. a ATEA'r caEaar fscsea4s. sl.ch :
fee,xsiz - tae xs,d'- fsss.'i, f.4rs.s .i-.4--.
q IN ibFo.i sai .sngs r. laa.v eaufirses -
re- Of -5z1esfai err - y. l.is st.s j.. e.s1s
!; universally lIsosu a. 5 ssfta.- s fssssi zsrst
70 cmpi'y sss.'si oss-lrary ss ~
BE- forvrsnpefs - Isre ssgi9us 'ss.as..rs. 3.
acts sD>edsig snd ss'eiy, si.4gs A. s4aessf
fertng. sne cften sesf-z Re b p.ssss go.
aaosds. ~ ~ tirasiI sseia -. a,.i 80
disorders q ehi9frn. Hsz.s 80 -
remedy 10 be Kpt siTsss - asra
houe- 30 person ssH sS.si - -
snd tho-e who have osoe ~ 4 = nefF pt.-
Prom their knoz3esige - - cornEecs.sas 80
eaects. Physicians use III eifEHst 'syefs1.
extensively IL her przeiise. srs feu
reconnenf Il. Il - sssoizssif s.itEs =
remedial elects. asd vi siss5s ees. <fsr
cares nrs possible
Yon sAIs ~ Az Dx1ixzz
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
The Engagement RiSr.

The betrothal ring par ezeelIeaee is the
solitaire diamond. Those beirotbsi rings
hsd their origin among the Jews, who
wore engagement rings from time imms-
mortal. This custom was adopted by the
Romans, hut they were not used by Chris
tians Until the ninth century. Wedding
rings are always the plain gold band. In
Russian marriages the ring f. exchanged
three times during the ceremony. once by
the groom, once by the priest, and once
by the groom and priest together. Young
n"NitIatea are received into the Roman
cLarrh with ring in sign of their be-
trVihai to christ. The betrothsi ring vas
ir>t worn on tie fourth finger, because
ihe ancienis supposed a vein to connect
this finger with the heart. The clergy Of
The Episcopal church wear amethyst rings.
The Pope, like the noyiiIates OF the Ro-
man church, wears - ring TO indicate his
marriage - the cEu=-h. IL IN worn like
tfIe marriage ring oil bride. on the fourth
finger, the first three being dedicated to
the Trinity. Bishops, srchbishops, eardi-
nails aid sll the priesthood OF the Roman
Catholic church wear jeweled rings, which
form part Of the insignia OF their Office.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
sESTIMKyfAL SAWS

A man IL rich indeed when he
has friends who are willing to stand
by him when his fortune disappears.
If your want your children TO
be good, you must be good yourself.
for, IS the French say, hat is born
of = cat will catch mice.
A NAL ought not 10 reflect too
much, because profouSd thought
sometimes goes 10 sad extremes and
leads TO dangerous conclusions. A
meditative man " as rosming through
An anatomical museum, and came
across the skeleton OF . donkey.
-Ahi" he said, in reverential awe, as
ne adjusted his green spectacles, Eve
are, indeed, fesrfully and wonder
fully made"
"A man can always ind Q good
reason for doing what he ought to
be ashamed OF, and might cudgel his
brains for weeks without finding q
good reason for not doing il. We
are apt TO find what we are looking
after, and not so apt to see what we
don't want to see. A great many
people take . drink because they are
shAeeyy OHe NVAy ACW Nah iNoth hiiS
moral altitude OF the negro who
said that he drank a glass of whisky
once in = while because he wanted
to change his breff."
Nothing in the world is So strong
as . fixed habit, good or bad. The
seaman can not sleep soundly on the
shore, bccauses he misses the toss
ing OF the ship and the roaring Of the
wind. We heard lately OF forlorn
widow who the third night OF her
husband death sat 81 the window
watching the stars with sleepless
eyes. At last her thoughts, sad and
weary. broke into soliloquy: "This
trying TO go to Sleep" She said,
without quarrel OF some kind is
SO new that l can't stand it," Just
then two MEN under her window fell
to fightinE. She watched the con-
fiict to ,ne end, then quietly I'M
dressed, saying, that's kind of
home-lik"." and in = few minutes
was fast s.eep."
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

I. A. Nugcnt was elected judge.
without opposition. in the tbirtieth
judicial district. composed Of Cory
ell, Hamilton, Ersth, Hood, Summer
vile aud Paio Pinto counties. r. b.
Wheeler was elected in the twelfth
judicial district, composed Of Co
manche, Brown, Coleman, Eastland
and other counties. J. N. Hail, OF
Cleburne, is also elected district
iudge. C.. h. Bell, Of Hamilton
county, is elected district attorney
in Judge Nugent's district.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

1Llsiss ->-tt tt-ttt IT,. tfrrD.
Tho following decisions were made IN
the Court OF Appeals to-day;
3eor,c Rock y. The State. from t.sss
Reversed aud remSndeu.
Alfred Durham y. The State; nom La
eSca Ai.inaed.
q. \. siepaensoa s Tie State; from
johnson. Reversed snd rcmandcd.
Dal cameron y The State; nom Tar.
rant, Reversed and remsnded.
ton. An.rmed.
John Walker = ,fae St.t.. fr,,,, II,,,,s.
ton Affirmed.
John " alkef y. Tbs sat-. 80. If.
son. Affirmed. '''' ''V''s-
LIge Thomas =. The Ssa,s 49,, ~.
ION. Affirmed. 800 s'''''e'
&. N. jackson, alias A. ". af..s-
The STATE from Hopkins. Af,r- sees''s y
[. II. jackson, alias A. " 49,,
The state from Hopkins. AfIisfs se..s 4 y
John Parker y. The State. Co., =
rant. Reversed sud remanded = an
William Since y. The STATE rs,.,. -
fsnt. Affirmed. At
Albert PiekiDs \. The state. nm. -.
Motion for rehearinS overrnled ~
J. l.. D00dy v. The Stare fr.,,. -
aba Motion for rehearinR oyerr' ''' s :
= 7. SAITH, CLERK.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
cuEApER THAN PHYSICIANS. BILLS.

~ THISG OF BEAUTY Is JOY For
EVER- What j ity Something prepared
Tor woman only. aud used BY them exclu-
sively. IL l. adapted especially 70 eases
where the womb Is disordered, and viii
cure al irregularities Of The -.mensess or
..mOnthly turns by restoring the dis
charge. whether acute or chrsnfc. In every
instance.
Rradfield's Female Regulator. ~Wo-
mans Best Friend,r is prepared BY Or.
] BrSdfeld. Atlanta. Ga: price SI-5o per
bottle. Sold by all druggists
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
-There is a time and . pIsoe b

There is q time and place Tor
everything. and il you allow your
self 10 be involved in suspicious cir
camstanees. you have no reason TO
complain if your name is used rather
freely. A negro was caught in bis
neighbours orchard and right under
the hest pear tree in the place. He
protested his innocence end ex-
claimed, Asaems as though this yere
darkey couldn't go nowhere 20 pray
without being 'stRrbed -
but in spite Of his devotional spirit,
the owner of that orchard had feel
ing that Sam was under the wrong
pear tree If he only wanted 70 pray.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
a Narrow Escape from a ,yatc,.y q

= Narrow Escape from "a Nyatcry Grave.
Saturday afternoon man. accoupa-
MED by his wife, attempted TO ford the
river in two-horse spring wagon near
Chambers mill, but missing the ford they
were soon in water so deep that the horses
and wagon We're carried down the stream
at a rapid rate. The man became excited,
jumped out and pulled his wife with him.
but was too much under the influence OF
bad whisky 10 render her any assistance.
on finding her husband OF no help she
made a desperate effort and succeeded in
grasping one OK the horses by he name
and chung on for dear life, at the same
time shouting for help, which soon AZ
rived in the person OF Mr.. Sawyer, who,
like gallant knight, swan his horse into
the river and carried the almost drowned
woman safe TO shore. The husband by
this time had succeeded in swimming TO
shallow water. but was so exhausted that
he had to be helped to land The horses
were found some distance below on the
south bank. The above facts were OBJ
tanned from sa eyewitness Of the scc;-
dent, but who did not learn the names &C
the parties.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

Sara BeTnhardt brilg e. sifIi her
10 America SOME inasnilscGt ciieis.
One Of the most elective e flat5cr
Camille" white fain lai dress.
with Cameiias cIubToidtrCd On q
ground work entirely cf Iem.s: an-
other dress s. nothing bti Ya!tn-
cienDes lace and pearls. f4r aIIeu-
FTOu' there i an lYofs sg.in Covered
with embroidery OF 1noibcf-O3-peaH:
for I e sphinx" yellow satin
skirt, with jei-cOyGed cuifass, ard
twoTayeHs upboljing be skirt.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
TITS FOUND ATLAsri

SOMETHING NEW UNDER TIE SUN
new erals dgwning GponWomap. Hitherto
she has been called Gpon 10 suffer the lis
OF mankind and her own besides. The
frequent and decreasing Irregularities pc
GUITAR to her sex have icUg been TO her
TIE "dirtful spring OF Woes unuumhar-
ed - In the mansion OF the rich snd
howell OF poverty alike woman has been
thu constant yet patti. at victim of - thou
sand Ills unknown to mau-aEd wi;hau, Il
remedy. "Oh Lord. to-" long il IL,
az ny Of her soul, hata size cried. But
EuY the hour of her redemption il CONE
She viii suffer 10 more, for 3rad.i-tI's
FEMALE REGULATOR. Nv omaH'5 Best
Friend" j. for sale ~ Ill Druggists.
Prepared Icy Ur.J. i;Tadie.j, At.lnca.
Ga: price. : 30 r.s- bottle
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

-whcn ir. Arthur takes the vice
presider-..i chair some of the Re-
publican >'aators will find them
selves - embarrassing positions.
Senator Kirkwood, Dawes, Ferry.
McMilI. !, Window, Saunders, Cam
eron, g.. 'esby. burnside and Morrill,
are am-ng the number who voted to
sustain John Shermap's charges
aRains: him.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
m 50 b ono.

This lady had been married Thirteen
yearS. and during AZ least enc-hsif OF tsat
time hai been h sufferer from the effects
OF f-e0chorrh0a or Whites. aud it, many
attendants. She Was very much reduced
in strength and hesh, being unable 10
take any active exercise. DR.. l.. advised
the use Of Dr. Dromgooie's ENGLISH FE-
MALE BtrTERS. a. he knew it, compost
ton. With many tou3ss. she commenced
its use. but aflcr the use of six bottles,
costing only Sa.00i she was restored to
perfect hcaith.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
A Pretty PHII.ASrsRoPIsr

4 PRETTY PHILANTaROPIsT. = The
prisoners Friend OF New York il 4
very handsome aud quite wealthy Western
lady named Linda Gilbert. She supplies
the poor wretches with books. papers, etc,
and to those who are penned IL the dead.
~ and horrible Tombs, she brings Giles
Linlment iodide Ammonia, which she
says IS the only real treatment for the
neuralgia rheumatism
Giles Pills cure Neuralgia.
Sold by all druggists Send for pam
phlet. DIR. GILES,
10 W est Broadway, y \.
Trial size . cents.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
rhe BOARD % Land commissioners in
Ss-.>fon

session
Yesterday afternoon, IN The ioilicc OF the
Governor. the Board OF land Commission
ere, consisting of the Governor and the
heads o. departments. mci For the pnr-
pose OF Receiving and examining tie re
port of Col. Norton, the commissioner Tor
the location or the Capitol lands. The
report MS received aud accepted,
after which the Lands were appraised at
atty cents per acre. provided a sale OF the
body entire could be Effected. bat Il sub
divided. they shoRid be subject TO reap
praisement, and accoriie sly should be
disposed Of only at their actual value,
The board,afeereleeting,uuderthcs tstu,c,
Col. Norton and 39dge Lee commits Ion
ers. adjourned over uasil this afternoon.
when they propose 10 decide ias cues
ton Of advertising Cor pIAiis estae sapitol
building and Otherwise cNpeditiax alt
matters pertaining 10 tie business under
consideration.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
nE.lGN iEG NiILAINI-

\ hottie 81 package ut tue -Ueninc SIN
nous Liver Regulator, and he presents
you with some counterfeit with = similar
Sounding name and says lit is the same
thing" or 'iDst rs good" ask Eiiu his uD-
tive for uoi giving you the senHige prep p
ration in Whlto Wrapper. with red Il on
Wrapper, and prepared by ). II. Lciiin 4
CO lie will probably seek to cyGia IL
rect answer, but bear in miud tHIt the
only object such ,lcalars sen have j. the
fact that he makes n few Frauirs extra
profit by selling the spurious. &c su~pi-
ciuus Of dealers whDrrccmTcGd any Ot'3vr
article IS ''justas good" or just the same"
VIII You risk yous health and cndeucct
your life by taking medicine Of no repUti-
ton, made by som aiyCnturer, That ycUr
druggist may make few cents mere ly
selling 4 counterfeit article?
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

To all who are suffering from fire errors
and indisrretiou7 Of youth, nervous weak
ness. early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC.,
l will send 4 recipe th1t viii c';re vou-
PREF or CHARGE. This great res ady
was discovered by missionary in SO %
America. Send Il -eif-adiressed envelope
10 the REV. JOsErH T. INTA'', STAT % y.
Vew York CITY. aplScod&wlyr
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

Or. W. !. Gibson. OF Arkansas, writes:
"fOr many years MY wife was I sufferer
from terrible female complaint that BAT
fed the skill ofall physicians around nc.
There seemed no hope for her. I was
made acquainted with the composition Of
pr DromGoole'S English Female Bitters.
and know them TO be good. procured
several bottles and placed her upon its
use. They cured her sound and well. and
do not hesitate 10 say, they saved her
life "
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

The total value OF all taxable property
In the state in 1870 was So, s1s,g5j, and
for the year 1879 it had reached tho sum
OF S303. 800, 2OT. IN increase OF 1892 ,01I. 22l,
or over 70 per cent. during the last decade.
The rolls for 1880 are now being made
ont. and VIII be in the hands OF the priu-
tar In . few daVs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

President Hayes thinks that bis
first two years were as hard rs Lin
coins, and be fass that President
elect Garfield has been IN accord
with him during his administration.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

Secretary Sherman writes q ct
ter To an Ohio friend ~ pressing his
willingness 10 succccd Thurman Ia
the senate. provided President Car
field does not desire iim ~ ROMAN
in the cabinet.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
Special Notices.

II. r.. MARKS, Photographer. Io5 G. 81
gress Avenue. Artistic pictures taheh
for all. .S>ssHtesH fret preMiErns reeelNeu
from the Capital State Fair Association
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

The people OF the West owe debt OF
gratitude To Or. Aver for the production
of Ayers Ague Cure. Its timely Use will
save much suffering and much JjScouv-
agcment, and we recommend Il with the
greatest confidence in lis ability to dc all
that i prnmised for IL
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18
EAIINENT WTLMER BRINToN. u. D.

Baltimore. writes: ~Ihayeu used Coidon's
Liebig's Liquid Extract OF Beef in my
practice. In consumption, debility, weak
ness, anemia, chlOrusiS. etc, il ea7iasf Be-
ssrpdsssd Sold by J w. Graham.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

The London Forli says that al
most everybody in Ireland, male and
female, now carries revolver, which
they do not hesitate to show At the
dinner table.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

An old LADY, writes Us Il am sixty
i've ycsrs old and MAS feeble aud nervous
Al the time. when | bought bottle OF
PArker's Ginger Tonic. have usei 4 lit
tie more than one bottle snC feel ~ veil
= a. thlrly. aud am snre TIA. hundreds
teed Just suck Z madeleine. see Sdver-
tiseinent.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

.sts..ed--1iTl5ge 6r,ic, ~ pages -i-t.
g.. d gAt binding, 30 cents; Same ii p-.tr
c5Ters. = CT. Moihccsj, 20 cents V'cli.I-
hood, % cents; Pamphlet. 5 ccnts-5asG:cl!
scaled, l,y mail. sead money q postage
stamps. DR.. &IIfrrGEF, tle great zpccia:i7.,
6L1 St. C,.asls. Stres-. 90. LcEi.. Nc.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

For all chronic female weaknesses and
Irregularities, English Female Bittcr>
stands vi the head OF the list. 1t is : never
failing iron aud vegetable tonic. giving
Immediate stength and vigor Il the sys-
tenn.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

1'Hs proof Of fraud in the More!
letter bears ne out in the opinion that
the Democratic party has been led
by improper men. Southern politics
ahould not be affected even Indirect
lv By them.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

"A peoples church has been or
ganized in Chicago by Rev. DR..
Thomas, who was turned out of
Methodist pulpit because he denied
the heil-fire theory.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

MARRfED--In Austin. November 10.
1850, stthe residence al Mr.. c. J.. NitSchke.
Judge James ". smith officiating. Mr..
AlHFRr SCHt-rzE. OF The susffs ifdetsa-
elea, ana Mss LENA NIrscHsE.
The STATESMAN returns thanks for
wines, cake, etc, and wishes the hsppy
couple a life ofprOsperity and an increase
in the circulation OF the HocissVaH
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

Gen. Wade Hampton s. nomi-
mated 10y Gen Gram ss Garhelf's
secretary Of Wer. having Contributed
by warlike uitergnccs 10 The iaiteFs
success.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

QUERY. why will men smoke common
tobacco. when they can huy MarhuTc
Bros .S<a1 of North Caroli7a' ~ the same
nriceY'' feh2Isodiy
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

Galveston couBi* + out Of money
and the treasurer gives notice that
be cannot cash warrants or scrib nn-
Ill neat January.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

Z. DKCoRDovA. notary public and L NJ
ted States Commissioner. Particular ~
tention paid to taking iatervogatories'
Oci "
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

.Iurgulcwiczs anti-rLcum1tIc mixture.
sure cure for rheumatism, 80 Graham
drug store
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

Boots. shoes. notions and general as
sortment Of merchandise AZ bottom PIT
ces. II IiEIEsHFELb.
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Local and Other Matters.

Prof Abcruathy VIII take temporary
control Of the colorcd normal school in
place Of Prof. Miner. deceased.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

Married. 1T TIE residence Of Major Cor
win. uncle Of the bride. =; o'clock T.. n.
on Monday The 18th inst, Mr.. En- Nc
rR. The Rev. ". r. HSli officiating.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

For several wcel,spasts malignant type
OF typhoid fever has prevailed io q serious
extent IN the city and vicinity, but j. now
almost abatcd. 20 the learned ,,eriples OF
Esculapius report.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

MARRIED-At the residence 81 the
brides parents, on Monday evening, the
i5th inst. BIZ the Rev. Nr. Webb. liz. A.
&. NoNsoN 10 Miss CAgRIE BELL.