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extended. We should say 50. Hero In In
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12

ltrIb istt. 1873 nit 8tnubuns Ser GtletBdBs
lSu ult6 Observation-Disclosures iii
gGHS 9eItl6ldn0,;. iD66tetb rot 1873 Bis
1879 BET Sorti6ritt fGullt oScr gat rtdYt
llerthar ipGr.. SSlt 8esug q!tf ,6ds gdl6z
itreidertbull lit leit 1881, III BeSlio dltf Sic
!3abl BET Gonclri c bieQei6t ieit 1852 eiIiIS
Beiierung eiugetreten: bcm erltgendrutert
1lebclltdno ge6t jeoo6 crit baS l~aufenoe
SoDr crnitli6 SIT 3eibe. Oagegel lalien Die
Steucrsinl6Gbun9Sergebniiic III 4srellBen,
Dcltc ld)on bis Slnl Sabre 1882 porlic0eu,
I'M @ro5elt llto 0an5cu nod tcinc 9~iillltiQe
Menoung crfennen; allcin gtiemono per5
mag Die Sra8e 81 be%anttporteit, bis al ipelz
dent Graoe bieler llmltano Dielleidt cine
Sol9c Dsr0noerter Ginl6dBungspraris ocr
Shd5utaSbcamten lit. Cine siDcifellos
9iinltige Grideinung Iisgt auf Der anbsren
Seite tpteoer BARN, DAB in Yreu6en nno I'M
galien Getdc 9lei6maBi9 Die !3abL ocr@bcs
l6lteBullgen, lpelde ictt 1872 BON Sa6r All
Sabr gcluntcn mar, i'm Sabre 1880 cnolid
nIeoer 3ugenommen bat, uno baB oicjc 3lz
nabme i'm Sabre 1881 nit Beltimmtbeit,
uro 1882 nit rDBerBabriGeinIi1teit fortz
9cDauert bat. Oabet mag e5 suglei6 ais
eit .3ei6en Der ourdlhntttlihen moraliz
ihcn @elunbbeit bes oeuti6cn Golfes on0e>
leDen tpcrbcn, baB lit Der Neutrality-suspicious.,
pabreno mcl6er Die .3abI ser GbelhlieBulz
gen TDrt ltllo fort abnabn, stpar bic 8eu0lz
terllllg lid 9lei6uobl tu%eleutlid Dermebrte,
lttft aber Die Der unebeliden @e6urten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
@edte nmo 9aiMten oer Gobne.

Nt Die Jeodttion Der Sninois Staotsstg!
Die bunl0riItilde, aber ertit genteitte
Nuslaliung Ser W. y. 9intes" ilber Die
Bcfreiui9 eiltes iStaelitti1en yGo1en"
(Erielter aus oettt Gtamlhe gtaron) uon
enter, ,G6r5ner's Surf beruDt ditf oer u1nts
aet ltlifenntiiB Der lilbiidsi Ieli9ien. Sc
1T fe}li Bripile6iulii, ibit0etrt ell bibliidjes
&cr6ot, 6as ben, Gobcii uitteridgt nit cilter
QeidJey dtd lDeliti IS ieines iidditen 8crs
ljdliOten lit, III ir9elto ipclde gerii1ruug all
f0uinleH.
Ser GeGsn Sdrf. feline geid6e beritbteit,
iiidjt Nittt eineiii 9ade nit igr pcrineiIcit,
liuB ini greieli bier gllelt noit ibr e~ntferrtt
6lei6cn; ltno 0arf HE eiilert Gir9Dpf Dctrts
tell.
Dem goben lit Ser Contact nit eiter
9eide uGn Der BibtL dls c6enlo itleit6 pers
botcliy iuie Sdmetnefleii0 Jul efien, bds sod
gcthiB, feir Bripile9ium lit. lycnn bic Goz
roner's Surf nidlt inter einctt Dadc NIT
Der geide abgcbdltelt iDer6eu lpllte, bot nct'
gobelt iiGt eas nDiDlilde" Yripilcgiuit
ltd otrleIben ill ertt5ttbtt.
Ser BibeI uno bcrt 5alutllo ndd 1T Cit
teDer SSuoe, audi 6crr Gp1er, perpflidtet,
Die 9elebe oeS Staatcs itren9 ulc getrer 81
erfiluelt.
Da i6 tueoer 8ibcI tod Galmt6 SIR
9a1o babe, 10 itberGdiie il eS DEN 9crren
Gabbtnern, Die Belege SIT meiltcn Nrgaben
aus ben bctr. lSerfen beiSubringen.
81. IS. G.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
Gin tmtcr S6WaO.

Gin II. Oftober lit in Stuttgart gbriz
ft0f S6tpab i'm Nlter bon 3tpeiun0ied,5
gig Sabren ullo stpei gSo1en geitorben. ST.
mar Der dItciteSob bes Dor breiunobrcibia
Sabren 9eitorbsnen berii6mten ihu6bis
idelt Oidter5 Guitau Shtpab, Der nit
2uofpi9 ublalo, Suitiltus 8erner, 6arl
OtaDer II. i. ~. Die yihfp6biide Oi6terz
i6uIe" biloetc. Sn Gbriitpf S6tpab per-
cinigten iih, ipie in ieinen 8atcr, Die bcten
@igcnldaften ocs id)iudbii6en Stamntes,
CT itsf alp in boppeIter Besiebung Elm
edter Sdipab. Sein MIR Inn Elm Sabr
jiir8crer Bruoer lit Der betGnntc 6alotlS>
berr @uitap Sdrma6 in 9tctp Norf, Der
1nIerifonii6e 6auptpertrcter ees gtor0octt>
l6en GloDo pon Bremen.
Gbriitof bate i'm Giibinger yStift" S6eoz
logic ituoirt, bdn9te iie aber balo oil ocn
Nagel unO ipionlete it6 Dem 8erufe oeS
0bilologen unb ocS 2iterarbiitorifers. Oils
StIoent in &Ibingen bate CT ben hantaIS
i'm Or%eiienalter itcbenoen uuo lett pierSig
Sabrcn in @ciiteSnGdt D%erfauenen senialeu
ldtuGbti6en 0i6tcr SrieDrt6 96Ie
berlin ternen gelerltt, BET oeiien 9eidenz
~bcsGn8niB i'm SUM- 1913 er eilen 6e8eilters
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12

4&t II sr ..~ ia .-+ .- ~ -
len Nqdrrif iprG6. 0rsi Sabre istnsS ee5
berS tpiomete ct ba1n Der Sammllng iEno
Sidtung Der Didtun8cn u1o 8riefe Doll
berlin's, un0 i'm Sabre 1916 erldicn, Bic
Sommlung nebit eitcr treffliden bonn
SammLer perfaBtcn Sci6rei6u1g beS oerz
hGll9nibpolen 9eben5gan9eS 0Dloerlin's.
Dem Sletbe Gbriitof S0nob'S Fat man
bic 9rilnblidc 8efarnti6aft nit cinem Der
beoeutenbiten lprilden u1o elc9ildcn oellts
ld)eu 9tdtcr Su pcroanfen, bet frclltd bet
icilem itreug ab9ei6loiienen, Oct 9SirtLids
felt e%ntfrcmocten Soeenfrci5 trob ieint5 0cz
banfenz llnb @efiibl1 9fei6t6urns uno l~eilter
id)0nen Spradle nic 10 polfStbiimlid tperz
Den fam, tpie Die anoeren ldDdbtlhen
Oi0tcr.
9toh SerauSgobe oer Nerfe 6olberlin's
trot G6riitof Sdipab III ben 0ausbalt oc3
bcritbmten Ditrei6ildcn S~taatsntntneS
8rofei6 bon Often ais 6auslebrcr Gin; er
bereiite nit bieiem1 gelebrteu Sen1er oeS
Nltert6ums 0rie0enlanb uno l6ilocrte
iciue Seobddtln9en Oalel6it III eilem tlel.
net 8llde. Set 1850 ipdr Gbrtitof
S6pa5 Grofelior Der peutiben Spra6e
tlto 2iterotur ant f0nigli6cn GatDartlens
ftift III Stuttg1rt, einer oer bclten DoDeret
REORGANIZATION fir Slrgfrduet. Sel1e lebte
i6rift1telleril6e Qlrbeit iDar oas chen Dor
leireut Gooe erid)ienene Merf: y@uitap
Sdpab's 4ebelt, ce3dblt bon ieinem Sobn
Shriftof 5hwab", tportn CT nit iuarnlcr
@ebrteslie6e un6 bod 3ttgletd nit rit6nteltss
ipert1er llribefditgen6ei1 unD unprecedented
6as Qeiitig 10 reide g~ebensbil1 leites ults
DergtBlibett &atcrs idil6ett:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12

erebi6niffcleieu eelitten bat; pobI ober
miro our6 &iIbourne's Bidder beit6ti9t,
boB S6ep6ero, Babcod, &obeiDn uno 9ln>
Dere dllerlei nlebr Doer lniitoer libel rleden0e
0runoeigcntbun1s lpetulattonen gctriebe1
battcn.
SIN v@efdngniB" mar sJG@@stt 8iIbourne
ell flotter Gebemann gCiDelen. ODD Der
fretgclallene &ilbDur1e Dertu1noelte lid int
QauOumoreben 1T eiilell Ot6rtprer, lit circu
Otanll, Der duf baS @eDeiB zines oespotiz
iden @ougreiicS nid)t NH ietner fpitblrcr
Srei6eit berau6t ipor6en mar, ionoern in
i6rcdlidAp &erfer enticbltde 3eiben eroulz
bet Bate CT madte baher lpGter cine
Gntih6oieun9sflage ge9cr ieiren vSerfcr>
mcilter", ben Qudltor SDompion dn9dngig,
ltlto cine ytpeile un0 gcipi1icubaftc sSurD"
III Balbin9tDn iprad tbm ipirtlid) bun>
berttauieno Dollars gu, Die natiirlid uiht
Gbompion, %ionoern bic 8unDeSfaiic bGtte
3nblen millien, "a ia Sbomplon mir i'm
Suffrage Der yt1tional>@ y lcbgcbung gebanz
belt bat. Der 9ti6ter III ySalbtngtoit ittcb
ieood oct Sprltd Der @eidporclten UNI, ba
bic Slinlule bon $1,000 %uiluerniiufttg
bod Jet.
0oh Silboltrtte ber3dgte nod Iarae nidt.
@r ntadte cite 5tDette @ntl1doigln9sflaec
tit Baibit9tet dttbdngtg NIB nerlangte-
6reifldlbutoert ltto fiinfti9tduietb Dollars
dtf folgettse Specification" BIN: fit Be-
rnuBdp9 hit ieite Srei6sit SOC, 900; fir
Bic 9tGbe zines 8tdttern 5blpitats
bel ittitetn &erfer $5O,000i fit
llnter8rdBuit8 ieilter @eiun6beit dlt6 $780,
BOO; fir 3critOrlutS ,lttnes Iei9dfts bur9
Bic Saft 100000: lin Die $350;000 polI
ST bef6itiilen, iit6rts ct aid elite Hten9c
t~teinerer SBbitet" ottf = fiir @rbolulgsreis
lell; fir ,Gr;tlihe BebaltoIuitg; fir Aopofaz
tentoiteit, fir Die linn Ourh 6eit EroSeB be-
retteten Sor9cn uno @cmutb5bciueSurgett
u. /. 10. II. |. NJ.
Die biesmalige SrrD bat ibnt ieBt $780,
600 5ugeiprOdcn, 9eraOe un 5000 st
niel. 9arnit loll ni6t 9eiogt icin, baB Der
9ongreB oaS 9tcdt babe, einen ipiberipcn>
ftigel 5eu9eit nah 8ctieben duff unbez
f%tititntte 3ett e%inSuiperrcn. 9fddj tilter inz
Siptiden erfolgten oberbunbcs9eridtIiden
@nti6eioulg, bat Ser GongrcB ein ioldes
&cdt nidt. G6cr ,ebenio tpenig ioute Elm
Serl tpie Htlbourne bus 9fe6t baben, nit
benz Gon9tcB, nit ben Geridten ui1b nit
oIbernen Gei6Dorene1 SS9inOluoer" gu
treibeit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12


tetnpel Ser 0e6raud), baB Dor GtnIab 6es.
Bnbliflrnls cine 0ammelbeerbe DurG baS
Yarqlet 9etriebet lptrb, nm 6ur9 6teic
Git bic DorbanDcllcit fleinen Sdmarober all
pertreiben, Die ourh ibr v~biiiigeS" ySeien
Oelr reincn &unitsenuB einpfinOli6 gu ito
rem nern0ge1.
-2eopoIbine GucSef lit am 20.
Oftober i'll Baben Bel Q8ten geitorbsn-
g'eboren gu &ien 1924, geb6rte iie sipan3ig
ssJahrc lang, Don 1871 bis 1861, 3u ben
SierDen Def 8erliner Oper. Sic ma Snr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a~usgebiIoet, pertrat aber
Oaneben nit Anmuth uuO @cibif aud,
lDril6e un0 iclblt Dranlatii6e Yartieen.
Sbre gldnSenoiten Griumpbe feiertc iie
inrerbalb Der beiteren @attun9. llnoerz
geBlid iil6 ibre Suianne i'm Stgaro, ibre
3erline I'm Don Suan, etrc Menge Idd)eLna
Der @eitalter aus benz WoGenfreiS oer
Nuber'lben Opern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
4 nieia E 1t.

Sir l11tr soc
fcnOe tt fret ms GAMS: 1 cSIuitr. IantiIientoz
LENDER nit 3 4rdrnien, / gabrer bint. gote, 1 DeutI6s
Antcritaniiden SanlilienfaIenber 1 Stabtz nno Sanbs
6aienber pro 1 SS4.
Gustav H~fnstOrffs
SnternationdIe BMdbanplunq, A q Deorborn Ctr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
Cite &0rte.

dn Nue, wtIds an ben JoIssn Don SussnSFEMben, mere
USisr Sdwdde. Gnttrdftuns, 9crtuit Der WtdEnestroFt
&c leibeu. ienbe Id fOitenfreS elm Jtecepi. bas ne tns
strt. Dieies ere6e 6etlnittcl uurbe BON einem D9iiIos
mar in Slbamer.to enibc6t. S@idt elm ub~reiirtes Goaa
Dsrt an SteD. SsiepR 4. SnMaR. Stattsn D., ZEN Dore
Ctr. :nou1SioTu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
91t pcrfaufcnt

Cine ~psrtbpoIle Sarm pom 296 acres, anes srtes mrs
bare3 garb; so Acres bapon lit 6oisz unb 8eioeldnb.
sine Street., peIde INNER @ailer bat. Iduft burd pie
Sarm. @ute GebduIi1teiten. SesabIuus tann Iei6t
Seuadt DerOen. Die 5urm lte9t so Nteilcu iibIid pom
GbtcG9o, B Dictlen 6itIi9 Don @rant Fart Citation, an
Der Gbicaso Sc @aftern 9t. ". unb 3 Dteilen pom elmer
Citation an Der s. :. 6 s. u. @. I'm ndbere Austunit
Tuerbe man iib an belt @ioentbinter 6. Saquiib, MoS
mcncc, 8antatee Sollntp, oSu. 12nop2m0
OM Ucrf0mfcm: Cine quite 6arm nit sroBcm gSobne
y bous, l10ncm teller, NIT Siitern> uno Queuens
2Yafier, eroBe Sdeune, Sciz uno anbere S9uppeu, sro<
Bem Sbltyarten, 128 Nder yaub, 80 odpOn bebaMt, ur9ez
fdbr IS i'm beulanb nno Der &clt in @alb un6 ISeibeils
lamb nit flieBenbem g8afier; 2s Dteilen pon benz Depot.
tn Der ytdbe pom 38irden unb 2 Seidditcn. gu eriraee1
bel @tifael DoiImann, 0onouer Centre, Kate &c., SnO.
29ott, 8p0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
9cutldc NnfieOlnngcn tit NrtaniaS!
a Vi ben 2dnberettHbtr
Little Rock und Fort Smith Eisenbahn.
SIR heutf4t guFtOer unS 6armcr uuarcitg oOS bette nO blisde SanS
Scr. etndteH!
nahr.mS Ss I.stSersnmaemen Sabres purOem nabes" 1000 o

E&brenS MS HsNtreAmeenem SabreS ~n"e" nabeI11 o. "6e Z" 9s"tt@t Swfaat
Nod m5ud aS 900 gdn bS Carbohydrates inter ben snHfsfen DAHsunsn fir nu
*"ut m am SSmd? amrr b%m d. in ben imqhtu bret oun atbn 9dmdm Der hh Rod Son
@ub Ginbam ubnadafML Sabhute bIhtmeM HG"gU reN oag olt zen 1opo1 ais BrotG
~" S @w | mod Sort 5mb GUmbn brahbnthne 2dnbTfu6e hes Smts NrMas aihrn
I'D hmmsS b m iUs Gsiu nbes RItmG bMr@i ru BAR 8oSeu, MT bMr& axBaes
- S I'm. nwS tbm3e Sm Smr gaubut nit msHWihgS ddrdbums In nuhau @padt Hts m AS
nrhrot IN mm pndnpenmO iuu bah nS mir a@ eiaVH Or EIe d~ craNbre @mht m Mn
Nm Sman @ru nod 9nnhtabu eiMM 1- .n.. >H. C;r.u...
- SWnaWt ~WWcfWt meMm Tc lie ohen an Die SfEcc tn &nheERCG wenoem USr on
ROM ~ GuerGW O 3 untomsSepoL 81 TUMoSt
eohn q GbrIe, qtz mb Gufugarasnt d 8nnhn Ced@ bins st. 9Oms @O
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-03-15
THE SOUTHERN STATES.

Mississippi yet owns 100000 acres
of public land.
Fruit men in Kentucky say the buds
are all right.
A lead mine has been discovered
near Paris, Kentucky.
Salmon are being caught in the
Yazoo river, Mississippi.
Kentucky promises an unusually
large baby crop for 1888.
Work on the Birmingham, Alaba-
ma, cotton factory, will soon begin.
Black walnut logs are being shipped
from Frankfort, Kentucky, to Ber-
lin, Prussia.
Strangers are arriving at Jackson
Vile, Florida, at the rate of 800 to 200
per day.
J. A. Terry, of Crystal Springs,
Mississippi, has $1,000 tomato plants
in his hot house.
The Grand Lodge Knights of Py-
thias will convene in Hot Springs,
Arkansas, in May next.
Rev. Humphrey Williamson, prob
ably the Oldest minister in MISSISSIPPI
pi, died f, W days ago.
In all portions of Florida the orange
is blooming luxuriantly. n heavy
crop is predicted.
During last year fOrty-three rail
road and eight canal companies filed
articles of incorporation in Florida.
At the Vanmeter sale, near Win
chester, Kentucky, few days since
land sold for $1,000 per acre.
A fifty-two and half pound beaver
was caught in a steel trap on Duck
river, near Columbia, Tennessee, re-
GENTLY
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-03-15
Hunger and Tragedy.

A man walked into hotel here
yesterday with valise and a big APP
petite, and going into the dining
room, tried for a few minutes to work
up beefsteak. He then broke out
with:
"What, no landlord Is there a
blacksmith within the precincts of
this mighty city,"
Landlord-"Why, yes"
Tragedian-"Then send one hither."
Landlord-"What in thunder do
you want with blacksmith in my
dining-room
Tragedian-"I would have him test
his steel and his brawny arm by sew
ering in twain this steak from the
shoulder of the deceased bovine of
many years, and then, for my physical
recuperation, l would have him
saw, file and chisel off few morsels
IRON it's hardened bulk, for L would
would dine the while. l pray thee
haste, and fetch him quickly. Stay
theel Your biscuits you can take to
the stone quarry for a blast; these
grits l can, with dexterous art and a
glass of water, manage to swallow
whole. Go bring the blacksmith
Awayv The landlord tainted, and
awoke raving maniac.
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ures for relieving the people of a bur
densome war tax. Hot debates and
several grand eulogies marked its
course. The people rejoice IN It's
death.
TEXAS POSTAL AFFAIRS.
After March 3 special mail service
will be discontinued to Horn, Texas.
After March II, on route 3l,O44 rail
road mail service will be established
from Jacksonville to Rusk, l6.Oo
miles, and back six times "A week, or
as much Oftener as trains may run.
On route 32,201 star mail service Will
be established from Austin to Lock
hart. The order extending the SER
vice from Lockhart and Lullng has
been rescinded. On route 31,2O9,
from Alleyton to Berdardo Prairie,
mail will leave Alleyton for Berdardo
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays
at $3.50 p. H.. arrive at BerdardO by
$50 D. IN; leave Berdardo Prairie
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays
at l D. IN, arrive at Alleyton by p.
m. On route 31,733 mail will leave
Wichita Falls for Gilbert Tuesdays
and Fri avs at p. H., arrive at Gill
bert by 3 p. M; leave Gilbert Tues
DAYS and Fridays at s IA. M, arrive at
Wichita Falls by II III. Oscar Car
risen has been appointed postmaster
at Galveston, Texas. l.. >.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-03-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
DEPARTMENT NOTES.
Things Seen and Heard Around the
Offices Yesterday.

The only charter filed Yesterday
was the Waco dairy capital stock
$1,000. Incorporators: A Chalmers,
ID. G. Hamil and John T. Flint.
Gen. George w. Russ, of Dallas.
yesterday paid 5000 in the treasury
on fifty-cent lands surveyed and filed
on before the law was repealed under
which these lands were sold.
The governor yesterday pardoned
w. Ill. Sampson, of Hill county, who
was convicted of theft and sentenced
to two years in the penitentiary at
the spring term in 1881. His pardon
is to take effect the day before the ex-
piration of his term, upon the recon-
mendation of many good citizens. in
Guiding the representative of Hill
county.
Over one million and five hundred
thousand acres of fifty-cent land in
Ell Paso county, surveyed and filed on
before they were withdrawn from
market, were, it was rumored yester-
day, forfeited on account of the mon
ey not having been paid at the specili-
ed tlme-ninety days after filing the
field notes. These lands were bought
for speculation, and failing to sell
them at a sufficient advance to paw,
the parties filing allow them to revert
TO the state in default. Great loss TO
those who surveyed them follows. of
course.
The governor yesterday afternoon
sent a special message to the legisla-
ture, calling the attention of senators
and representative to section A, ar
ticle 3 of the state constitution,
which reads as follows:
1.-The legislature shall provide by
law for the compensation of all Off
GERS, servants, agents and public con
tractors, not provided for in this CON
stitution, but shall not grant extra
compensation to any oflic +.
agent, servant or public cCn-
tractors, after such public scr-
vice shall have been performed, ~
contract entered into for the perform
ance of the same, nor grant by appro-
priation or otherwise, any amount of
money out of the treasury of the
state, to any individual, on a claim,
real or pretended, when the same
shall not have been provided for by
pre-existing laws, nor employ any
one in the name of the state unless
authorized by pre-existing law"
This was done because, so far no APP
preparation has been made to run the
government, and of course the whole
thing is run on credit.
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The s25O.OOO Hotel.

A STATESMAN reporter was yester-
day shown, by Col. j. n. Preston, the
architect, the plans and elevations of
the new hotel to be built by Mr.. j.
w. Driskill The well-known enter
prise and public spirit of Mr.. Driskill
is, of itself, sufficient to guarantee
that everything in connection with
this hotel will be model of magnjfiD
cence. The front on East Pecan
street will be 160 feet, while on
BraZos street it will be 1873 feet. There
will be five stories, including the
story just under the French roof; over
the grand entrances on BraZos and
on Pecan streets will be tower OF
great architectural beauty. The en-
tire structure will be one of the most
magnificent hotel buildings in tho
south or southwest. Owing TO the
tact that some parties have unex-
pired leases on several of the lots
purchased on which, the hotes Is To
be built, work has been deferred. II
is thought by Mr.. Driskill that he
will be able to start the work by the
first of July. Everybody will rejoice
when it is begun, as nothing will add
more to Austin, or is more needed.
than this kind of hotel.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-03-15
Eminent ExcursiOnists.

An excursion train passed through
here last night en- route to San Anto-
MO, with party of prominent stock
men from Chicago and other north
western cities. The following is a list
of the party: S. III. Daniels, live stock
agent of the w., st. L. and p. railway;
ID. 5. Irons, A. G. Cassidy, Il. +. Trim
mons, n. M. Moody, T. b. Patton, NJ.
ID. Scruggs and w. l.. Cassidy, of the
firm Of Cassidy & Scruggs, st. Louis;
John III. and L. I. Martin, l.. L. and
f. j. Rappal and +. j. Rappal, Jr.,
Adam Piatt and ii. and A. NJ. Piatt,
Z. Chittenden, ii. G. and G..
II. Ingmersen, j. and u. e.
! Strader, JUlm-A dams, Isaac Eldridge,
James Jackson, j. IL. L. Inert =. r..
James and 4. A. Wood, G.. L. Rey.
nOlds. all live stock dealers of Chicago
and w. A. Beatty, division freight
agent of the Chicago and Alton rail
way. These gentlemen are here fol
the purpose of investing largely in
stock enterprises in Texas. They will
purchase land, stock. etc. while in the
state, and visit the principal cities and
locations of note with a view to estab
fishing other enterprises connected
with the live stock business. Aftel
seeing the sights in the Alamo City
they wish to return and take in the
capital CITY.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-03-15
Good Advice to Young Men.

Senator Brown, of Georgia, has
sent letter to young man in At
lanta, in which he says: "Please ac-
cept my sincere thanks for the pair of
CATERS, 1 suppose they are called,
made by your own hands. You state
that you are seventeen years of age,
and that they are made by yourself.
1 trust that this speaks well for your
future. If many thousands of the
youth of the southern country
would engage in useful pursuits of
that and like character instead
of passing a great deal of their time
in idleness, as some do, the country
would be in better condition. Al
ways recollect that all labor that is
useful is honorable. In whatever po-
sition young man is placed, if he
has health he has it in his power, by
his labor, to make himself useful and
respected; and l delight to see the
young men of Georgia laying aside
all false pride on this subject and
going to work manufully to make a
good living and make themselves
useful citizens"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-03-15
The Value of Young Ladies.

1t may be of interest to the young
ladies of Austin to know for what
young ladies are most valued at differ
ent places.
In Cincinnati they are valuable
they paint on china and eat pork; in
Louisville, because they paint on
something else-roses, perhaps; in
Boston, because they can talk about
protoplasms and imagine they can un-
derstand Emerson, and can bake beans
and pork in molasses; in st. Louis,
because they are credited with great
and responsible knowledge of the
classics; in Chicago, because they
wear immense shoes; in New York,
because they know how to dress; in
Washington, because they can't speak
English; in New Orleans, because
they have black eyes, red lips and
small feet; in San Antonio, because
they like tamaIes and chile-con-
carne; in Galveston, because they can
go in swimming with their beaux; in
Houston, because they attend the
aires and balls and go to ice cream
saloons regardless of black mud being
knee-deep; in Austin, because they
are pretty of face and form (and know
it,, are intelligent, and love the'young
men; and in other cities, for various
other valuable characteristics.