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 Mr and Mrs Riggs. Of Richmona Ba sin. whe have been soieuFning v'ilh us foi while, have gone to San Fraaeisco.
 Mrs Fisk accompanied by 2. ). Read returned from Califofnia on Monday
 AIrs Pendleton has gone so San Carlos ta 5oin her husband who has charge oi fie civil sir ginee1ng in connection with the new works lhere
 Miss Peiefson is rissicating among the pines pp Bremers milL
 Mrs Haskias left for San Francisco Tuesday morning Her departure is oc. easioaed i.y tbe illoes of her daughter.
 JF eegod left on Toe day for Tsieson. This is his first trip iase the Southern country and we wish him a pleasang time
 Among our recent arrivals s the wife Of eeorge Wrigbt
 R Mr Wingar has been ill. but we are pieased Co know thas be is steadily improving.
 col Tiasny Capt Parker and Mr. #oss. all of san Carlos were in town shis week
 We had a cali on Taesdag last from q sterling ladian igltter, Capt H.K Parker, Chief of SeouH at Fori Cumming, New Nezieo Ne have aiways noticed ,hat men possessing the best Qality of courage re modest in manner. and reficcat ir peseh Mr. Parker has tbese ehaTaeter isties in q marked degree. He has notthe of the heroes of Dr. Robin son.s or Ned Bu1iiines paindugs but there is ju bis voice and appearance quiet seifeosession and reserve power iilas speaks weli for him IIe has had eighi fights with Yiclorio's band within year5 in the las. four he was in command. ina did uoi iose man, aa wpa uie hsl- sles With sixiy-ooe Apache soldiers, be Viesorio at tbe besd waters of be palomas Filly Of Cue enemy were killed and many wounded. So great have leen his services so prominenf bis conr ge and signal l.s successes fl.at Fictorio vas obliged to cross into Mexico. Had hs been permitted to follow. long ere this ihe uiiY chief would have had bis q1ieius
 It asbeen lhe sippositien of tho public tolh bere and in ihe Eass tbet the Silver Nugget mine is aofbing rsre lhan slide oF blanket lead Iii very uaetbey bare blanket lead, bus lel the public nlind iwel on ihis. tbey are down l2o feet in ,Aeir main working baft. and are |aking oui from Co 70 tons of ore dag, 1ae eharaeis being she same IS the Silver sing. taai nili from f2oo lo $t0oo per tou. This alone ougbt to couYipee ail that $ more than 2 slif'e or hlankes lead fir Lennon. ihe pre superia .udent, is q cogfeous gentleman and AoT5asl miner Fe feel confident thas under his manEg gcuent fhe Silver Nugget sin pfogs valuable and profitable mine 10 is CsyHeIs
 yeFy rspectfuliy Yours GHB
 The following were The instructions given the nominee from this district to l.e I7inal coanly CoBgeaiion sTbst ln he 2 svenl Of Pinal's candidate pledeing 'ims e'f to assist ia 1he aggregation Of tiIis .oun s niih sbe lines mealioned below se Fl use every exerlion io .ecnre bis .leesiou and promise 10 nouinaie DO oaFiiy officers.
 Psppsed lines, as tbsy affect Pinal- rom tle nouihof Tonio Creek loamoun ain one half mile tbls side Of Pinal I lanch lihe nature wasershed) thence in l
 direef line 10 Che mouth Of Mineral I sreek. and thence up ihe Gila so she juns ion of pina and Pinal Counties
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11
FLoRaNcE, pinal Go. A. 2.
 enleHlber 1880

EDET0R SlIFE BaT-I bage learned io rny surprise tha. lhege exists in some pasiions qf This counEy. iief fh floaas P Kerr is atiarce without taii and fbro0gh my eaisntg co bim. have permitted r. Fps is not s1 lie execut. ed 3 bond n the sum of ten bpunl dol. lars. RIlcD B1s apprbFed, and is now on file in te ci1ee ol ths clerk of tbe Dis Lfief Court 0f this cbuutg r Thomas r. Kerr Was never tI6pulF of mine
 ABRIEE.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11
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Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

4 ROAD for new siegc line is being got ready from Globe io Poiat ef Nean- sn it now. and II necessary tbe force vilL De increased NoTlon 1 Stewart are the projectors. The distance whes completed Nilt oe ts0 miles. 1t will De an exeeslens l'oaa. Reuben Moods Of San Carries. has been over tae road. and he giYes us the
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

DfAB1o an Indian chief was killed 9y Petoai WAo nas also chief t7l Tiffany sent 90 man ula- k5api o.eflng 70 9si1ss tae murderer ia. Col T's pFomptness in
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

W haxe had siso nost enjoyable eyen- ings Ntliin peek, the iifst dance at Keeks now house ahe last at Spence & IIa.oaeoelSs new drug store. Oaisiaera mas. saieFstnd that we have no room saisa2ie for dancing parties So when nea 9ailaing large enollsli T5ise purpose is aseut finished ue go for sIeek
 house is te sse tleaiieatca 0 Epicuras, aud Spence ss Hitchcock to Galea (we beliege h risbt} bat our Indies and gentlemen lave made tue liTst olering in each ease spoa iae shsiae of Iepsiehore. Alonzo Bailey anu George Newton were fae 1aan Agers o1 the first party, and Spence 6 Hitchcock tbe managers of tbe second. h0th parties were splendid successes.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

AsE0NG 0nr new advertisements VIII pe found tbas of p II Jones & Co ot 5an Francisco They sell all sorts ol fancy goods, a. anFsaiag od f.aey 2Eiees. Ne woaid aseise our nlaraslan.s io paironize tais firm as re beiieveit bas ? good sep-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

MARIAE0 SAE alIEao. contractor ioi carryiag nail befween Tucson t Globe vas htre tliis Week fd Informed ps Thai She first Of the comipg week Wosia Nit nesstae +sf-secSly arFisai aud departure of buck boards between those places
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

FOR sAF4f One Cook stove 5ith far nitase. one Extension taole one Bel I.8anze Six Chairs. tWo tables Glassware and Crockery For further particulars inaaire at the Fruit Depot one door south Of Post Office.
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 Ne visited the neN 8asonic hnli iasi aloneaJ md were extremely ple1ssd with IL 1e building is of brick, tn'o stories hieh the lower one Icing used a store and the wf.ole Of tbe upper aeFosea 70 le pllrposes oi tAe craf
 Tho lodse room is perfect beauiy Ii ls 38xsl feet. and s high Aropnd t runs a platform feel wide upon wdieh the seas are arranged At the east and west ends and sowh sales arc platforms higher than that upon wlitb the seats lre placed and extending few feet into lbe room. Eaca of these platforms has j peds estal upon it. 1u the ceHse of the room stands an altar eoycre3 upon the top with black silk ve&ses. and supporting a beau iifalig 0ound and printed copy of lhe aeEs scriptures. Tbe 5eleslals and elIaT are painted pure whse, and have eD theif paneis ualnus embleals ef lhe order Be sids he altar stand ree gilded taper hoisless. Neal lhe eoa9rpi tbe preparation room. and 5n either side. are magn deenE lusea columns resting 0n heavy pliaihs and buses and crowned by fgli eoEinihian capitals Ne never see a cap ef this kind bui ne are reminded If its origin 4 man placed basket upon the roufd where tlese Was rich vegetation, and covered ii with fat stone. Coming fer if a loug fine afieF he fouH5 iElat Aeanthus leaves had grown up aronnll it tbeir gueeal heads bending over heneath he projecting stone. From tlas gTen this orieF the most floria and beau'ful Of them an Tie basket was the bell or body of the capital. fhe stone was le Ahaoas TO re turn to cur desetiptioo. Upon the top of the right hand column is celestial globe and on the lefl a terrestrial From the hiQisb-white walls spring She sky blge roof in slie flssln Of q emi.sextagon. Pen. dans from large gilt safs in she roof are tTe vesy fine 1l4ree-light lamp boldeiS At the east end of- the room is fine frss- co. ia she centre band oE which is saspea ied bg biae silk rbbon, tbe inisial letser G Ibis letter and the columns Se- fore mentioned are helyily gilasa The room aud platforms are acatly carpetea in the rear of the loe room are two others, one being used for preparation and hc 9.lcr as an au-e room Tbe Free alasous 9f Globe haVe gone C q deal of expense. but they have De ausfaction Of knowing that few fows ii any. of lai size, esn produce T niore perfecssy ap 2ainsed 3r bsaptifal ledge room. ar Mills did the ealpentef work and Nr T. Eiis tle 1aintin.g Reb gentlemen have done their paris aeli For tile bens6t q tae iHaie We would ssy thal il1a regal..r meeling of ibe less is called White alslgaspin opiy once nanth ,and lhai asEe < iisent eareh--Beo Ahnlnas back seing arnea-we laila to tind thumb screw, gridiEon CT t.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

THE nomination of Donald Robb, as enc u the ReE'FescasaiiVes e1 Piaal 0oun- if ia the Territorial Legislature is re- gArdea IS tbe best that eosid have been made, and, eaaeaiiy, the voters o besb Of tie great politicsi parties ase sa isfee, and will yole for him for the reason ibat shey are well satislied he will hon- estig and intelli gently represent the best iHeges1s of Bur G9anty anl EerrisoET
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

FaEI0n1 lsEcEIFI -eten st alie1 Sf s95 lbs. Buckalew 6 Gehoa 1881 ias Essis s15 lbs Sultan Bros. sssi's Keliner z4 500 l0s Hineman, 800 F.
 Keilner shipped {, 300 lbs
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

R. F. BIl6Ese. iie Wal known let'i si is n this TeTritor5 now. and Hlil be n Globe in slsort lime. The public HiA be duly aetiiic1.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

A pRDEEEE aa1 w 21aa ias ii sat sssets des.saY ni ighl. esa sacs i1 she ggaek of she wagon wheels and Fs moved e5 nsr3q p-llaSe team neaflg ran over hin
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

Kebn building adjoining Lender sons 0e. is soon % se oecnPiea Izzard $ Kennedy meat shop, and
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

JoHS 2 H contractor sfor building YeleeFasa line, says HA 1e eoHp'e'ea sad wire D terminal Office 1loDa Qn
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

feaE AEWLAN9 has an Indian Who places igh estimate on his equestrian abilisy. There Was horse to he lsrouglt lo toan feW days ago and inc Indian gas given ihe job. He Vas told he was s5roae9 ba it ail taseg, us s95s.
 Hiseang tiie aniip4l 10 2 tree, he care fully pacel the veal elo.b oa bims thea the blaase the bride aud she sadd,e at each psrsssifmaaee gisiag voice Co sasis. led. Ah, hah. each ejaculation growing iaseuser, 1ill be got ioso the saddle. AlI this fima The -5raeg, looked as unlike Alexanasr ghs Greats var horse Bucophs- las. as eagpen.ers saw hoFse. The h. iian stsTtes De esines be crest of fbe hiiI where the tcrub o'k was ibickesi: be turned aad eve siaothsr Ab, hab which was foll8sed o closely b3 whoa, that # souals like a compoHnd ord Then sonelbing rose few fec iR i6e air, vent back and rose agaiu. Ehee Has cload of dess heap Of Apache glk aasb o
 lrisbt eoiors andsilsnee When Ton
 went ap, be found the lole grazing in the most orthodox fashion q riD of wliie l'reecl ciout and apsf of brown legs sarmQunilo ly req stoekigs amt iron
 ad shoes ssicking up from bmiddle of
 2 scrab oak, like new sort of lant Top
 got hin oas Of tise bf0sn. ananAeD n if sAh. bah. the Indiaa kked ss 1iough he wanted 10 9 on ihe Dath.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

1efenf enao1nee as efidatt for Dis'fk Ill q Ii E50n. fte eo45nk eledfIca enG Iig
 fat suffrage oi be bse1e
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herH ale.

 Ihe sale, under four several execution. Issued from le eour 0f siFay, Hlsslct of ht peace and For Globe Pre- elntt Gi|a Eonaslip, eolats lilal fe- rltorf oi trizooa. n iHt9F 9t Jo3nit Roots. j. " eliMsn. fafrtl i>lne ard S Klein N Co.,. peeiyf flilnaas a1d daln N lilies Hiii4A But elh lleindsllfs oi 2 hea nd togea cesiD rer1on- sl pfopellt ie1elan so ia ace0flaucc to .sN le tta day 0i SEP AiBlk Isso md tat sne 3eias sioeked down t3 Sam E. fliy he oein Ii41ei bidder aaa ilse 4la Nla' 9asint Iailed in iae aYioh' of ffe I.l sd. t iaefelose hecona f at- tF co age|n eaer tue tp.e prepefI r0b- lie t'lefIon Io tfe l e and h i3ael ior a. Therefore appoint tfe 18th 1aY o. SEP a. D. ls cl9ek $. n. sad detY the l1ia oi safe in front oi fie ffenerfy io te sol Nbiea known nd taeo as iiiIss bQa aaare house felo9 o1 Broad fe Fl|age ol Globe. gounig ani { srFlerf a7fe1ii
 Globe, FintI County pf 1886
 abkfE
 t ef ina County.
 Dy GEO. IuR DesusI he
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LenrE Ee.

Idst Of Letter remaining in the Post office a Globe 4. F. September I. I5o0
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cheps han any oAef og o do m nha 9 W sell clap
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btskeleN & 0shoa keep fall Siock ol Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goo.is
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

I'HE public are waFnei against nego- tiatjne draft NO. 17s fa 58 and old cents drawn on McMiilen mining eolnpa- ny ia faFoF of andersigaed
 Tf6 0l4EART
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for lie lecture to 5e aeliversa next Sabbath eYening listie learnle
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

dues elcf sil1 Eel caefqilF
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Silver bullion shipments for this week
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

A dispatch fe San uarlos anntncin4 the ipfa of Yictorio se New eNe and lle gilline of stage rigeF aud iN Das neer- son Of Captain en. tile other unknown.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11
- raIlaLe lEnd9e.

Ia eeepoH@e fo Ghe feQuas5 iffesnettre af 7eff ehtlIstl9us o nsnT from all
 pofilels ei finel couot lr1ee nit- self as r1adlHafc cf nf oco 6I f1i3> ATE EDGE U i5 coiilt4 onsaias
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iesteF ic u trofh isilfff ltt
 oid friend s. NeVhan E ~ acts strangely ara when 4tse e tAe carse cee 4etQ ] E sa1 bov hab af iellfe ls i'' nf nd looks kc lls Iakatt al
 q si girls Bob l6 hhg ail ons aa and S aisI may a corner In 1t sooik
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

rI90S BRos have opened neW sle1 ph good stock of goods n the plae
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

Aaea Iebh. has returned l-om eIiIlan
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csx called oreaee. was hlf bg one thrown barter Bho lNes
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

hoof mouth n one thing and bus another Yoa ea8 always rel on 9i deal nd fall falue for your money
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Iels0ls eaIIl1g Io1 f1e abUFe 1lVeItIdld letters. please say advertised
 J. J NosBUBlaH F M
Arizona silver belt., 1880-09-11

1J141 s1as oL El- --- ootte & % Francisco. They sell al sorts Of fancy goods, as aaFshing ba. fancy prices We would advise our mereilanss to patTonize sbis firm as we believe Das good sep- utasion-
 MAE1Ago SAx4SrEao. contractor for carry ag nail benFeen Tucson t Globe vas htresliis week d informed us that She first of the comipg week would pii- nessthe zsi-secsly arrival aud departure of baekboards between those places. FOR sAE4E-0ne Cook stove with far nitafe. one Extension taole, one Bel I.8auze Six Chairs. tBo tables Glassware and Crockery For further particulars inquire 1t the Fruit Depot one door soatA Of Post o1iee
 D1AB1o. an Indian ebief, was killed by Petoai Rho nas also chief. y7l- Tiffany seut 60 nsn pnder Capt s.eFling to briag 9.e murderer ia. Col T.'s pFomptness in ltf3S fa1Eii1t El5itai1t t1t.tt tiat
 FaEIen1 Ecarr1s.-eten q Bailey sf Buckalew 6 Gehoas 1s,3is l'3s Esis 42 575 lbss sultan Bros. q 2f9ils KeIiaer, 46oe lAs Hinenan, 800 k Kemer slipped $500 lbs
 THz public are WaFnea against nego. tiatinz sdsafE NO. i4s fer $5s and oIia cents drawn on Me1Iiilen mining eolnpa. ny ia faTor of anaersi igaed
 Tp 0'LEARy. napsKEs naa foand lyiag an tag ssseets. Tdessiay nighl eSacs } ia the t1aes Of She eae0e nlieels and s moved by ? gsrag whese team neafl ran over him RF. RaEse. tIe well known Deniis is Ih this EeTritery nov, and eiil be r Globe in siors aims. The public Hii De duly aesiiicd.
 Jony eoaussofsfor 5pilains geleh line, 0.l he eomplesai sad wire in teninal office. l'slopel p "Wednesday next
 Kebnedys building adloiHag sdenae' sons e is soon % be oecupiea p Hazard & Kennedy s meat shop, aA Wright & Hazard as bakery
 for lie lecture to pe aelivere next Sabbath eHing listle learnle is dan hing J FeAh Silver bullion shipments 1or this Wee amounted % 0t990
 
 Allea Eebhs has returned from elliio1
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-23
oprnions About Red.

Everywhere naturedelights in red.
It is, in delicately graded state,
the loveliest of all pure coiofs. In
the rose there is no shadow except
what is composed of color. All its
shadows are fuller than its lights.
owing to the transrueency and rel
Elective power its leaves.A RuSlrt7,.
Red is the most perfect colofSS from
its relation to light and shade beifg
equal. No flower will grow if the
red rays of light are Distracted ;the
red rap has the greatest heat. Scar
let Is the most perfect representation
of abstract color that exists Blue
is associated with shade, yellow With
light. Scarlet as abstract celorstands
alone.-RuSkin.o 80 ,i5 9siDnAao
Red light is less tlfaiG any l6flitr
diverted from lite straight path in
coming TO our eye. In red light the
number of vibrations striking the
eye IN second is about 100000, 00o.-
000.-in violet, 100000, 09oyoe0-lScE,l-
Ter. '2E' DiEt7 JnE
The French scarletinclines TO yell
low. The Italian scarlet has atinge
of blue. In its dark deep state, red
conveys an impression Of CRAFTY
and dignity. In its light attenu-
ated state, of grace and attractive+
ness.-Goethe. III - I
Yellow combined with red IN
creases its warmth; in its coInDina-
ton with blue, red becomes more
cool and retiring.-Hdy. l JsI :
OF all the colors of the Visible
spectrum the red produces the high
est heating power.-Iy1,ddL z! =.
Red brings objects nearerIto the
eyes, yellow retains the rays of
light, and azure is shade adapted
for deep obscures.-Ldnzi.s rlI1El
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-23
Weather Record

Young j. E.Johnson and Tom johnson,
two industrious and honorable young
meu doing business out ON the the George
town road where it leaves the one lead
ing to the Asylum, met with quite loss
Saturday evening. Joe was down town
when three drunken teamsters, mailing
from Duruet county, and having their
wagons loaded with lumber, stopped at
the store They loafed around a short
time drinking whisky aud pricing differ
eut articles. When ready to leave Mr..
Tom johnson walked back TO the ire,
while thev went out tue front door and
drove OF. Some time after they left bar
rel Of fine syrup near the door WAS dis
covered With its faucet open, and on ex-
animation IL was found that about twen-
~ dollars worth had run out and disap-
peared under tie floor. Mr.. johnson is
satisfied that the men on leaving raised
the faucet, as the barrel had just been put
up aud left secure. About O'Clock on
the same night two or three drunken
men on horseback rode up TO the store
and began TO swear and act in q bolster
Gus manner. When demonstrated with,
one OF the men drew pistol and firing 1t
Oh three times the whole party raised =
yell aud rode of.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-23
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, December 15.- Cotton
quiet and steady; sales G4T balesi upland:
lI5c; Orleans l2sc.
Wool firm; domestic fleece 31Gej2e
pulled eo@4oc; unwashed li@S5c; Texas
Hides quiet; wet sailed New Orleans
selected, % TO I0pOurds ll4@l2c; Texas
selected. 20 to - pounds, 1l49lSc.
NEW YORK, December l6.- Cotton -
steady; sales 7o4 bales;upland5 12c;Orleans
Wool firm domestic fleece 37652c
pulled 20@52c; unwashed 14@2Sc; Texa:
Hides quiet; wet sailed New Orleans
selected, 80 TO 20 pounds, 1l40l2c; Tex.
as, selected. 80 10 10 pounds, 11!4l3c.
NEW YORK, December II. - Cotton
dull aud easy; sales 284; uplands l2c; Or
leans 12te.
Wool firm and unchanged; domestic
fleece 37@52; pulled 2o@52c; uuwashed
l4@35c; Texas lA933c
Hides quiet; wet salted New Orleans
selected, 80 To 20 pounds, l146l2c; Texas
selected, 30 to IS pounds, llial3c.
NEW ,YoRK, December Is. Cotton
quiet; uplands II 15-I6c; Orleans Il l3-l6c;
Gales 26l bales.
Wool frIn nnd fair business; do
mestic fleece 37@52c; pulled 2O@42c;
unwashed l4(G32c; Texas l4933c.
Hides steady, trade moderate; wet salt
cd NcwOrieans, selected, 10 TO 20 pounds,
1l3@l2c; Te1as, selected, 30 to 10 pounds,
1l4(gI23c.
NEW YORK, December 20.-COtton-
quiet and steady; sales 4S5 bales; uplands
II I5-l6c; Orleans II 3-l6c.
Wool quiet and firm, with moderate
business; domestic fleece 31(@52c; pulled
3OC142c; uuwashcd l4(632c; Texas 14(933c.
Hides--marlet dull and unchanged; wet
sailed New Orleans, selected, 80 to 70
pounds. Il4@l2c; Texas, selected, 90 to 70
pounds, ll461124c.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-23
--z~E--
Fashion HoGs.

Shrimps are now The fagorite ornament
of the ladies, pigs having had their day.
Elephants are no longer admired. Ehrlmps
now appear In peurl and gold, coral and
ruby, as brooches, bracelets, necEiaees,
earrings, lockets aud bdckIee.i .9h "H+"
White petticoats ilavo been abandoned
and the cOlored balmOrals are iu many
pretty styles, Cashmere and silk,aye the
popular material, though plush is gel.y
popular. The silk skirts are generally
lined with flannel aud trimmed with lace
Small chemisettes OF black silk Hnedfwitil
black wadded silk are made 10 be worn
under jackets during cold weather. They
are fastened to the collar OF the Jacket by
means of a ribbon, aud tied around the
waist with ribbon. : -.S --
All arrangements OF lace and muslin to
be worn around the neck are fashionable,
and handsome aud q.pretty lace ficbu Is
all that is necessary to convert Il rich
street dress or afternoon costume into an
evening toilet. e.
Fur closks closely follow the fashions
In cloaks of other materials aud fabrics,
and in fur lined goods the new circular
called the Princess is an Improvement
upon the round, opeu garment that was
designed for 4 carriage or the opera, and
not for the street.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-23
GALVESTON MARKETS.

GA1rEsTcS, December l5.-COtton,
closed strong; receipts, act .. bales;
gross 2ia3 bales, exports TO Great Britain
&c. bales; exports 20 France - bales;
coastwise bales; stock OF hand SS.2s
bales; low ordinary SIC; ordinary rlc;
good ordinary 9se; low IniGdling lCsc:
middling 1l2c, good niddliUg I2!c; mid
ding fair l22c; sales 201s bales;.
GALVESTON. December i. Cotton -
receipts, net 5Oi2 bales; gross ~ bales;
exports cbanuel - bales; continent "
bales; coasIwfse 49, bales: sales 1856 bales:
stock on hand 9i,0s5 bales; low ordinary
sac; ordinary 93c: good ordinary 01c; low
mlddling loic: middling ia: good mid
ding. lac: middling fair 1870; market
closed weak.
GALVESTON, December lS.-Cotton-
receipts, net 1851 bales; gross .. bales;
exports cOastwise &c.. bales; stock on
hand p5.497 bales; sales $3.50 bales; good
ordinary Toe; low ordinary ST: ordinary
o.; low middling loSe; middling lice;
good middling i2ic; middllug fair l2sc;
market closed weak.
GALVESTON. December a0.-CottOn -
receipts, net $50 bales; gross -. bales;
exports 20 Great Britain 900 bales: to
continent 49, bales ;coastwise . bSles ;
stock on hand $50 bales; low ordinary
ssc; ordinary Ste; good ordinary Zoe; low
middling 1Q5c; middling 1lsc; good mid
ding D4c; middlin. fair 12sc; sales u ,71S
bales; market closed firm.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-23
How to Promote Tsmpvranee.


1t is a significant circumstance that
in all countries of Christendom in
temperance is rarer among the. priv
LEGGED classes who have other revival
resources and among the Sex whose
normal constitution assigns them 10
n sphere OF less exciting employ
meuts. Tedium rather than. igno-
rance or natural porversity leads our
workingmep to the liquor shop, and
the proper remedy is not TO deprive
them of their scanty leisure but to
provide them with healthier PAS
times. Cities which lose millions by
the direct and indirect CONSEQUENCES
of the poison mania could well afford
once q week to collect their tempted
idlers in a free Circus Maximus, di-
vested of its objectiouale features
and ennobled by music aud musea,
dramas- debating matches, tourna-
ments, and competitive gymnastics.
Every village should have its wrest-
ling ring and foot race ground; and
BY investing q few dollars in Olympic
prizes, our wealthy phiianshropfsts
could rurn hundreds OF boy stopers
into xour athletes. Til the Sabbata-
rians devise more effectual methods
for saving the souls Of our domestic
heathens, we might as well begin BY
saving their bodies.-{ateTR6fioadl
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