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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-01-04
s.AUSTIN's GUESTS.
Prominent People Who Are Visiting
the Capital City.

II. G. Robinson, Of, Fort; Worth, is
in the city. iAu ,-l.s-l --. ~ A. e.. .
J. A: Bailey, of Creedmoor, Texas
is in the'city. 49, DIT <'od-' =
r. Z. Ward and Wife, of Taylor, are
guests at the Raymond. ''''
M.Leake, of San, Francisco, is on a
visit to the capital of Texas. - =
Miss Cora Hogan, Of San, Antonio
is a guest at the Raymond n..t ~
R., NJ. Ross, of Jackson Michigan
is stoppingiat the Raymond. = ~
q r. NJ. Hall, of La Sadie county, is in
the city, guest at the Brunswick.
w. d.. Warde, of Castroville, is in
the city, stopping at the Raymond.
Col, WI. Hutchins, of Houston, is
in the city stopping at the Brunswick
| VIM. Butler. of Dallas, brother OF
Mr.. Butler, the brick maker, is in the
city. --s..4 ~. IT. ,s'1 So
James Spear, Jr., of Tom Green
county, is registered at the Bruins
wick. -- 80 s.iss b." litie- arh.
."Pinkie" Brown, proprietor of the
Taylor "Texican," left yesterday fol
his ranch at Taylor. t- 10
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from Fridays Daily, 81 .h'''. $50
,'.I DEPARTMENT NOTES.
Things Seen and Heard About the
10 Offices Yesterday. " "

It is pretty well understood that
Adjutant-G General King will be re-
tanned in his'present position. ..."
+. The secretary of state is busy NOV
ing into the temporary capitol. The
new quarters there are commodious
and convenient. "-s.- - ht . -
Bonds of the city of Fort Worth to
the amount of $4,000, issued for
street improvements and sewerage
were registered in the comptroller's
office yesterday. ~
There is now in he, treasury, to the
credit of the permanent university
fund, state six per cent bonds amount
ing to S358,590. Cash $2205. Bonds. Of
doubtful validity, issued in 1866, Sl34,
900. The present available fund il
$4,000.
/ The sewer board was in session yes.
terday, and made some changes in tn,
route as originally surveyed. They
have succeeded in securing right-of-
way through certain pieces of property
which will considerably shorten thu
| line to the river! s,zi fs'.. 5sts'A
.Comptroller-elect W.. j. Swain il
besieged from all parts Of the stat
with applications for clerical position
lin. the comptroller's Office, to all o.
which he lends a patient, listening
ear and he will endeayor to distribut
the. patronage Justly all around s.
I long as it does not interfere with tn
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Marriage in High Life Among the
COlOred People. ..

70, Miss Lizzie Pollard to Prof., l.. G.
Anderson, of the state normal school,
at the residence of the brides mother,
in this city yesterday morning, at .
O'clock, Rey.iJ. B, Scott, of Houston,
officiating 1-,t ..,a. ..il
Through the kindness of Jack Good
man the printers were not forgotten.
A reporter of the STATESMAN was
sent for in an elegant barouche, and
when he arrived at the appointed
place he was regaled with all the deli
cacies of the season in, lavish abund-
ance. The table was as fine as we
have ever seen set in Austin on any
occasion. The wine was perfect. and
what is better than all, the whole. Of
the edibles and drinkaBles were at the
disposal of the reporter. The presents
were many and gorgeous. We have
not space to mention all or by whom
they were given, but aver that there
was nothing shoddy about them. They
were genuine goods, and were not
only ornamental but useful. Late at
night an elegant lunch was sent to the
STATEsMAN printers, which was high
Iy appreciated. We do not care how
many such weddings take place. - ''li-
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rlpresent the furniture manufacture
iPa ,9tsFesti ,ttaIfSgp S ut I.lhlIi

r present the furniture manufacture
ing interests stlth3hpoint. lIli1
hfhe steamships city of Berlin and
City of Chester. of the In1nan line,
roth became disabled III 1hid-ocean on
their,last trip across hut, fortunately
encountered each other; the former
bound for Liverpool and the latter
bound for New York. The City OF
Chester was injured in her machinery
and the City Of Berlin had lost her
rudder and rudder-post. BY the use
of steel hawsers the vessels Joined
forces. the City of Berlin doing the
steaming and the City of Chester the
steering. and thus in company they
arrived safely at New York. a.s.--
Washington society never forgave
Mrs. Blaine for the arrogant rules she
made during her brief tenure of Office.
IthaS always -been-custemaFy- for the
Wives of cabinet officers to return
general visits until Mrs. Blaine be-
came Mrs. Secretary She then an
nouReed- that, like the lady OF the
whites hoase, she would return no
visits Her next move was to raise
the question; Whether the daughter of
the British minister, a-young girl of
eighteen, and just arrived inthis coun-
try. Should be received into Society,
on the ground OF some chronique
scARdaleuse in regard to her mother,
which. afterwards. turned cut to be
hentirely false. .Ehis last was a little
more than eyeik Washington could
stand. 9 People remembered that Mrs.
Blaine's own status was wholly due to
the indulgence of the world, and inz
dictated it too.' In little While an
was over The BlaQes were RELOCATED
t5 the back rsttt ~ sne top shell, and
thee sreto1fiy.-ro-i.'' - -. Ct"
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Rescued from Death.

u William J Coughlin, of Somerv. lie
Massachusetts,, saysil I'm the fall of
1876 / was taken with bleeding OF the
lungs, followed by a severe cough. /
lostsmy appetite and flesh, and was
confined to nay bed. In 1871 was adj
mittedy to the hospital. The doctors
said had a. hole in my lungs as big as
a half dollar AT, one time a report
was around that 1 was dead, gave
.uphope, but my friends told. me of
DR.. William Halls Balsam for the
Lungs. i got q bottle, when to my
surprise, j commenced to feel better,
and to-day i feel better than for. three
years past. .. s.ii.-.l7-s ~ s.J,.s5l. "a,
81 write this hoping every one
afflicted with diseased lungs will take
|, DR.. William Halls Balsam, and be
convinced that consumption can, be
cured. Il cam positively say it has
done more! good than all the other
medicines have taken since my sick
ness. -is-i ts5si4 c'2ss al.s .f- sr1. Z
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LIGHT RUNS ON BANKS.

ROCHESTER,, n! Y, Dec. PA run
commenced to-day on the Monroe
County savings bank, the greater
number of those withdrawing deposits
being women of the. poorer class, who
have small deposits. Well to do citi-
zens are depositing. The bank is able
to meet all demands. About $4,000
has been drawn out, but this is not
near as much as has many. days been
paid out in the ordinary course of bus
mess. .'pheI run on the East Side
savings bank, which was a depositor
in the city bank to the extent of $41;-
coo, is very light. There is no excite.
ment at any other bank. ." :, -
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THE SFXTEsMAN.
AUSTIN. TEXAS 40 4.
THE SOUTHERN SIXTIES"
AUSTIN. TEXAS

Miss Ellen Mckenzie, a young lady
residing IN Dooley county, Georgia.
weighs 375 pounds. .ra-- o
"Billi CArP":R dead at Talbotton,
Georgia. He was a mule, and had
passed his thirty-ninth year.
At Winnsboro, North Carolina, An
drew and Thomas Boulwafe, brothers,
fought. and the former was fatally
stabbed
At Skipwith, Mississippi, religious
CONTROVERSY ended in Elder johnson
fatally sGabbing man named Cheait-
ers.
The south has n school population
of about 100000, and pays annually
over $4,000 OC0 for common school ed
ucation. cQlL . = Na
Knoxville CTenn.) Chronicle: The
three men who are in Jail AZ London,
charged with blowing open and rob
bling the London county Bafe and
stealing neafly $1,000 cdntessed5 on
Saturday of=having COMMUNICATING
crime. ~ -
The colony of Russian refugees in
Middlesex county, Virginia., composed
of eighty people, has been prosperous
from the start, several months ago,
and Wilt next yearbe sef-supporting.
The colonists. who, are said TO make
good citizens, will soon be joined by
another large party. 'ssa-ll -. .'..' Pee
Nashville American a soEp-s-T
of northern capitalists are contemplat;;
ing erection of amagniicent hotel
on the corner sof Broad land Spruce
streets, where the centennial eXposf
ton building, stood, If erected, II IS
contemplated to have a. six--story
building, fronting l95 feet on Broad
and l75 on Spruce street. - =, :. : i.
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EspeciaI 10 me statesflanl

Bolton, Dec. 27.-The hustle and
whirl of business lulls, and the bust
ness men with all others, are enjoying
in a'quiet manner the holidays. The
order of the town during this Christ
mas is unprecedented. The city ordi-
nanees were strictly enforced.
3 Mrs. Ruff, wife of the proprietor. of
the city mills, died yesterday, after a
long illness.
( Col. B. 5. Dechard, prominent Ma.
| son and Odd Fellow, and well known
in many parts Of the State as warm
Temperance advocate, and for the last
six months acting in the capacity OF
route agent on the Houston East and
West Texas Narrow Gauge railway,
reached home (Belton) last evening at
dark in his usual cheerful humor, and
died from stroke Of appoplexy In less
than six hours. His burial with Ma
sonic honors took place this evening.
A large circle of friends mourn his
death. c. 'i. ---- '-ft- g --
Rev. Geo. Baines, known perhaps by
every Baptist minister in Texas, is
not expected to live, T 49,. AZ
The BeltoniaIiS are so well pleased
with the free school system that they
want higher grade than the present
one, which is doing splendid1y. r
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A LIVELY MARKET.

YORK, Dec. 27-A Boston
Speeial says: To-day is a lively one in
thi$ market, caused by, very large
sales of Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Eel stock. Which are the heaviest yet
reebrded in the Times. This security
opdhed at So, sold down to 64116s, and
raliied to SAX. The reason for these
hedVy sales is the issue of $500, 600
NED bonds. .a~'-s- - e
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Esnecial to lThe Statesman.l ~ !,

/: BAN ANTONIO, Dec. 27.-Four gam
blers were fined S25 each this morning.
There were seven weddings yester-
dow s-5- --s-s- : - ssE5-E rLzs : 1f.e
a railroad man, while drunk . kicked
a negro woman in1the eyesHsAn afiidas
Wit WAS made against him. "a - -. u
Ben Thompson, ate a Christmas
din4er sent him from Alstin.z saa
Connection OF the Sunset with the
Southern Pacific wiliSDe made By @e
14h Of January posikvelys q :
atis stated that aSsurvey viii soon
beIhade- for q, new, rail@ay from Cor
pus Christi tdSanslA htonb.
Agang of, some eighteen escaped
conf icts and Jail Fdsafe reported as
beghning operations in = Lsi.Salle
Atv ~ss'is'7s - .feNa1 n''H siAaGb :
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-01-04

! The new combination of smart weed
and, belladolpa, as used in Carriers
backache plasters has proven to. be
one of, the. best, that could be made.
Try one of these popular plasters in
any case of weak or lame back back
ache, rheumatism, neuralgia. soreness
of the. chest or lungs. etc, and you
win be. surprised and pleased by the
prompt relief. In bad cases of chronic
dyspepsia, a plaster over the pit of the
stomach stops the pain at once. I, Ask
for Carriers smart weed and bella
donna .backache, plasters. Price q
cents For sale by Morley Bros.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-01-04

Gen. Sherman, who is put on the
list of Republican presidential can
didates, is the same Gen. Sherman
who willingly carried out Grants
scheme for concentrating troops at
Washington in 1877 to be used to
bayonet the Democratic members of
congressman out of the capitol, If
they attempted to effectuate the will
of the people by declaring Tilden
elected. 80. ..' o.. g.. &C.. --,
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: ,EAsED OF RESPONSIBILITY

4 NEW Y DIRK, Dee. 27.AThe elevated
railway directors have instructed
their counsel TO draw up papers, fol
the purpose of withdrawing the
metropolitan option for exchanging
their holding for Manhattan second
preferred stock. This step is to relieve
Manhattan company from the respon-
sibility of property damaged along the
line Of the Metropolitan road. y 80
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-01-04

The question of religiously anoint-
ing the sick, as indicated in the epiStle
of st. James. was referred to in a
Presbyterian church at San Rafael
California, by member who believed
in it. The,selders, called. upon the
presby tery for a decision, and the
presbyteFy have called upon the synod,
which will probably call nponeHtl1e
general assembly, to pronounce upon
the subject. ~, Ii-a ga 5-g-sasr, r.
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Especial to The Sta!

DALLAS, Dec. 27.-B
night attempted to rob 81
store of Bell 81 Davenport.
drilled almost sufficiently on TN
to get it open when they were fris
ened and fled. A member of the tirh(
yesterday sold ninety-two shares OF
bridge stock to a local bank and drew
the money, and the burglars were evil
IDENTIFY in the bank at the time and
were drilling to secure these funds.
The sheriff and a posse early this
morning captured Bert Elan, who last
Saturday stabbed Henry Daniels.
Elami was traced to a country dance,
but escaped from the officers, who
pursued him to the brush. He is now
in jail. Daniels still fingers on in an
unconscious condition. He has be-
come paralyzed in half OF his body
from the effects Of his wounds:
Inc pawnbroker a6lishment of
Henry Cohen. was closed this after
noon by creditors. Attachments
were run by, g., the following
parties, for the amounts annexed:
Adams s. Leonard, $500; Levi Kraft,
S4loo; w. b. Wright, $2763; Holman
q Herman, New York, 5000; KaS-
suth, Marks & Co., New York, S1400;
d. H. Goodman i Son, New York,
$3.50; II. b. Clatlin & Co., New York,
5000; total, Sl2,27S. 1t is said the
assets will not realize much above
$1,000, - -. 49,. 49,.
A negro named Jack Dayton was
fatally injured in the Texas Trunk
railroad yard to-day by being caught
between two cars.
Officer Dempsey has been. fully ex-
onerated from the charge OF com
plieity in the assault on and robbery of
tJs,H. .NexmanbyRy whom he. ar
rested and jailed last Monday night.
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An Austin Boy Again Heard From.

of Samuel M. Gaines, who was APP
pointed by the postmaster general as
postal clerk on the Palestine and San
Antonio railway pestofiice, that upon
examination last June he made the
best record of any of the twenty-five
new appointees that were appointed
at the same time he was, and now
upon general examination OF all the
employees in the state of Texas, NUM-
bering seventy-four, he stood the test
and made theIbest recordQf all-throW-
ing the case solid. in one hour. There
are 1443 postoffices in the state, and 1T
requires a remarkable memory 10
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Money Found at the Chambers Mill,

%. 1 have leased the above named mill,
situated, on the Colorado river, one
and one-half miles below the city of
Austin, and l will grind corn on the
following terms, to-wit: Bottled meal
for the sixth, and unbolted meal for
the eighth. / also keep on hand a good
supply &. Of both meal and flour at
reasonable prices; -. JACOB Stern, :.
Dec, 13-w. m., Proprietor.
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FELONY NOT COMPouNDED

DETROIT, Dec. Friends of ex7
special treasury agent EAVortiell have
paid THE bank for ali his forgerles 4nt
this will not interfere with his prose-
eution. He has been held for striaIand
.tteslin Jail. -
I'D Morris, d wen known business
'ciaA OF Monroe, in this state, and higf-
III connected, has left TOXIN, it is. re-
ported under circumstances not favor
able to him. Facts with referenoe.te
the matter are Kept very close.
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Cause and Effect.

2 The main cause of nervousness is
indigestion, and that is caused by
weakness of the stomach No one
can have sound nerves and good
health without. using Hop Bitters to
strengthen the stomach. purify the
blood and keep the iyeY and kidneys
active, to carry off alk the poisonous
and waste matter Of fhe system. See
other column Hisnl' W
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The various climates of the world
require different modes of living, but
the '1Confad's Budweiser Beer may
be used with advantage in every
cline! u q : 17:'-'!I = q %. ~
s-d1Olm ',''' a. = S. SIMON, Agent.
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." i represent gentleman who desires
to- purchase an improved ranch, al
ready stocked, of from three to five
bundled thousand acres in either New
Mexico or Texas. No attention paid
to any except those giving full and
detailed description of both ranch and
live stock and a perfect title.
al. ~ JAMES w. CLARK,
W Syracuse, New. Y ork.
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Wanted.

First class canvassers to sell. the
Eldridge Sewing Machine. 1''' - >
so, DUNLAP & WILSON,,
d2Ow1m -" 90 Austin, Texas
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[Spe.c,iiaE TO 1ffe silatesman.f

FORT WdKrH, bee. " Tie dor6:
ner's jury to-day ret returned 4 Tiefdict
that Mrs; Swim came 70 her death by
ansexplosion Of fireworks and, by the
burning Of the building. in which she
was doing business, and that CLARENCE
Witch caused the FIRE. Justice Free
man will issue A-warraht for Weteh's
arrest. He is charged with negligent
homicide. Mrs: Swim was buried to
day at o'clock.
The residence of Capt. ]. D. Reed
took fire this morning and burned;
loss 2Ouuo-AA- frame honsa0wnEd
byG. Ginse, also burned this morning;
loss 5000. No insurance. - &
F. Henry Cohen, clothing merchant,
was closed by an attachment to-day
for the amount of $1l00.z H. B. Olaf.
I'M & Ca, OF, New: York, and. Leon IS
HsBlum, of Galveston, were the. chief
creditors. Assets not yet known. +
p Receipts of Cotton 267 bales, com,
pressed 622 bales. shipped $40 bales. =.
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THE RAILROAp LAND Bull.

NEw York, Dec, 27e-A Washing
ton special says Representative Holl-
mad, who leads the opposition in the
house against the Pacific railroads,
regards the prospects u the bib flor
testing TO the government the pneakn-
edllhnd grants to the Pacific RAILROADS
lasdi lot very flattering for this session
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rSneeial to The Statesman. |

ELGIN, Dec. 27.-The funeral Of j,
H. Gordon, late agent at Cause, on the
International and Great Northern,
took place, here to-day at II "a, M. DIR.
f. NJ. Law, of Giddings, officiated
Mr.. Gordon died Of typhoid pneumonia
at Cause ontne morning of -Deccnrrer
%, after brief illness. He leaves a
wife and three children. He was an
ancient Odd Fellow IN goed-stalding
member eff the Texas Behevoleht as
@enbs@ 4 Saf aHs u consistent tent
widow, his aged father and mother,
and frien& wish to,5eyptess Kheit
thanks to the people of Cause, the
operators along. the line, and the rail
road officials. for. faveFsLI and great
kindnessishownthem in. the. time OF
sicknes, distress and great loss. l..
A cool northel' is blowing to-day. /;
We have shipped upwards of 1856
bales of cotton to- date, since 'Septem-
Der 1, and Hapeh more to- eoHae: =, -
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When friendszaneet, the first words
are, The compliments of the season.
The season" lasts through Christmas
week, q bright spot returning every
year ID life-an loasis in many desert
lives. IF want and crime and shame
and sorrow were not in this, world it
wouldbe all a Ghristmas-tide.7 aii',:s 7aE
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AZ ESCAPED NfuRpEKER..

EiNCINNATI,s Dec. .I27.-As report
oh Lewis county, Kentucky says
III Crawford Shot and Killed Pelt
ydhs, on Monday, on Catoh creek at
ully's store. Both were drunk and
latrelled about a girl. e. The next day
aEfordis friends enabled him to, es-
pS at the examining court, mount a
,rye and ride off! --I;l -a.-c5- 'H,st
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BANK TAX IN NEW YORK. .

f3Ew YoRK, Dec. 2I-The bank
Hfkers of New York to-day discussed
nd question of taxation OF banks by
th4 city, and decided to leaye each in
diNdual bank to determine Tor itself
whether it would, pay the taxes de
: =
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u WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint Z Shiloh's
,Nitalizer is guaranteed to, cure you.
For sale by J..J. g. w. H. Tobin. 2
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How, MANY persons get .'up in the
morning without an appetite, having
bitter taste in the mouth, and feel
ing weak and debilitated. All these
need Carriers Liver Bitters. For sale
by Morley Bros.
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ySHILOH'S COUGH and Consump
ton Cure is sold by us on a guarantee
1t cures consumption. For sale by j
]. & VIII. Tobin., . 81 '"i. - 8
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A Lady's Wish.

a'Oh, how I wish my skin was as
clear and soft as yours" said a lady t.
her friend. ,"You can easily make 1t
So" said the friend. tHoW?" inquired
the lady...HhBy Using Hop Bitters;
that makes pure, rich blood and
blooming health. 1t did it for me, as
you Observer Read of it. - w
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and Bowen. Driver was not TO-
lowed. despite many attempts, to
detail the conversation with Bowen
on Monday last, but it was, positively
asserted by Dickson's counsel that
Bowen. had confessed to Driver that
his entire testimony was perjury, and
that he had been the tool of Cameron
and Hoover. Much excitement pre-
vailed, and the court recommended
that the defence arrest Bowen for per-
Jury. -5s,i "a, ,.- ,-.,s - -. 3. ..ssl. 80
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Health is better than wealth." is a
maxim which ought to beobserved by
using the Conrad's Budweiser Beer"
,d10-1m S. SIMON, Agent,
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There are many forms of, nervous
debility in men, that yield to the use
of Carriers Iron Pills. Those who are
troubled with nervous weakness, night
sweats, etc, should try them. For
sale by Morley. Bros. y
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nSLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis-
cradle BY that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you. For sale
by.J. j; s. w. III. Tobin. l% ,-'. 80 3
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When you are weary and tired try a
sip of ..Conrad's Budweiser" and you
feel at once relief. ia -
d1O-1m "''..' S. SIMON, Agent. q
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The faculty d, Amherst cole &c,
Massachusetts,. ha forbidden its stu
dents % take partereafterF in inter-
Collegiate athleticontests-
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Il is said til Governor Fosters
Office in Columts, Ohio. looks like a
graveyard or AT tbstone factory. The
office is Uttered b models for Gar
held monument be erected by the
state . seszsa II sas f'isei..f ,s-.l