The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-15

PsssOnal aaA L0eal 0oss.
Tue hsv crop u very heavy.
z esh d q are In g0Ud supply.
The corn crop wal be immense.
Frmers are busy puIliDg fodder.
Trsoe in the cay yesterday was dull
8 ock ere doing well and are very fat.
Tns GJveincr reached home Jester.
day.
rte building business Is looking up
g lite.
Very large and delicious grapes are
plentIfui.
Prepare for the eonveot,oa next
Saturday.
EQUITY court has adjourned until
neg N .ndsy.
Toe BRICK men ere buaiy gagged
max Dg brick.
M,nmoth melons were plentiful
yesterday and cold very cheap.
Yssterd " was inclined N be cloudy,
an there were indications Of rain.
Maurice n ,ore Is It home and has
ns't lett che county a. was reported.
The ''goose" now hangs high and
the sound of keno is heard in the land
Y q cen nov buy good cedar wood
from wagons &C {. ar dollars per cord.
A bale of cotton OF thie yezr's
growth b. been received In G .lveston.
Yesterday Was decidedly warm, and
COOLING drinks were much sought sfrsr
Iu Some parts of the county the mus
tang grape crop lie ssid 20 be very
good.
We hear Of No serious damage icing
CO mn ed By the cotton worm IN this
@ unity.
D. Litten's little sca. who has been
dangerously i'll, is much better, ano
vail recover.
The th ee-csrd men Q o now prepaI.
'ng q gr, sg Oh m )le-FIy IrIok. Lux
out for them.
n " wheat Is slow sb7at coming IN
ana Ia general J % an inferior quality.
Prcee range fro N 90 70 81 ctnte.
c .ndldstee for the OF q Of sheriff
are blussoming ell oyer the prairie +,
and the crop Will be very heavy.
Mr. John r Jones is spoken { es q
probable csndida'e for d. tr CT Jog &.
aud not C, aaty jadge as stated US
teTday.
L cut. N.viil aud his company were
ordered to Fort d Wis yesterday, and
will remain In that section until iurthur
orders.
4 motion for 6 new trial IN tie
Eanes case has been fled in the dIstr
court and Judge Turner will probably
hear it Friday mort log.
Work on the new pnstodice pro.
crosses slowly, AMI p ssibly by III :
time the next census rolls around It
vi be ready for occupancy.
The health ofhc.r and the smelling
committee are advised tn put on tbei'
var paint and march up aud down
the alley Immediately east of the Az
eDne.
Grading on the International has
ben CONF l ted to San n ARGOS, and
possibly By the g ct Of Septembrr
trains will run TO that point. Let's get
up an xcursion and 60 down aud see
the blessed village.
Fellow cit q ne, at the earnest 90.
lie tstion OF large funher Of friends,
appear before you. d Etc." will soon
bs b ard over the land.
Il lie I'd that one neighborhood
south # the river. near B .rtou's creek.
wa entirely overlooked by the emu.
N -rator. There are over eighty per-
-"ns wing In it, besides the reilros
b. nde.
Track.lsyIng on the ex'ension will
commerce N earnest this week.
George WtshIngton is the man who
driees the scsvengtr cart in this city.
Tho C mp meeting season draws nigh
and the knowing spring chicken roosts
high.
There Ia tins to weep. The wire.
NO kers embraced the opportunity last
night.
And now Mr. 2 T. Fillmore is spoken
of as q pre- mlnent candidate for eoun ,
judge.
Toe Republicans talk Of putting q
man in the field for Congress in this
str ct.
How we do ride. The street railway
com panv, SINCE iss inauguration and
mp 70 January /, 1880 hauled over
l 049 900 passengers. We say oyer the
above umber from the fact that a
large numbar of half tick. to have been
sold, while the above number repre-
seute whole t,ckefa