The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-06-12
Evange1ca1 Convention at Pottstown.
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Drag off the rocks.

Drag OFT the rocks.
Try the lunch at the little beer par
lor.
Turtle soup at the Star restaurant
to-day.
Going to the blind asylum this
morningp
Turtle steak and soup at the Star
restaurant to-day.
"Peck's bad Bay and His Pa" can be
seen at Rogers cigar store.
The Star restaurant will have turtle
soup and turtle steak to-day.
Anheuser. Busch beer at the the lit
beer parlor on East Pecan street.
All goods sold at cost until the 1st
of August. Q. w. BERGMAN:
BILE at the Christian church last night
Go to the little beer parlor next
door to Watts livery stable for lunch
to-day.
Saratoga water, fresh from the
springs, on draught. Morley Bros,
205 East Pecan street.
Let the chain gang spend part OF
their time in removing the rocks from
the streets and drives.
Recorder Johns has appointed Mr..
Robert G. West to act as city attorney
during the absence of Mr.. Pendexter
at the Fort Worth convention.
1 will close out all the ladies' night
gowns, chemise, drawers, etc., at
strictly cost. G. W. BERYMAN.
i Messrs. Gettins & Bobo, the land
AGENTS. will move to-day from their
present quarters in the Brueggerhoff
building, to the old Statesman build
ing.
Stein is in receipt of lot of Majo-
lica ware, self-sealing fruit jars,
walters, bath tubs, library lamps. and
stand lamps, to be disposed OF at
cost.
All parties using boiled milk ought
to call at STEMS and for 10 cents he
will sell them an article that will et-
fectually prevent milk fIom boiling
over.
The "E. G. d" club gave a delight
full entertainment Monday night, to
Miss Wagner, and other members of
the club, who are leaving the city for
the summer.
John Organ was arrested yesterday
for hitting Bill Harris in the head at
the political meeting on Red River
street, for making disparaging remarks
about his sister.
1t is understood that prominent
cigar merchant of Austin will leave
in few days for Galveston, where he
will wed one of the fairest daughters
of the "Oleander city"
The closing exercises of st. Mary's
Academy will take place at Millett's
opera house, on Thursday, June IL
commencing at 7:30 p. m. THE
STATESMAN returns thanks for an in
vitation to be present.
DR.. Swearingen, state health officer
says the steam quarantine boat by.
gea, (the Texas navy which sailed
from Philadelphia on the 18th OF May
has not yet arrived at Galveston.
A document correcting the Fori
Worth GaZette's report of the pro
ceedings of the recent county conven
] ton. signed by several delegates
, thereto. has been forwarded to thai
. paper.
, Albert Growatske, the genius ar
rested in Justice yon Rosenburg'i
court for threatening to. go down thu
river and put a quietus upon the mar
!. he peppered with bird7shot recently
y II was yesterday pidCcu uuuCI DoAu "
$500 to keep the peace.
Maj. Breckenridge, DR.. L. B. John
son, Lewis Hancock and w. p. Gaines
delegates to the Fort Worth conven
+ tion, left yesterday. Col. w. Ell. Bur
| CESS, of Seguin, Comptroller Swain
9 Senator Pfeuffer, of New Braunfels
and B. M. Baker, secretary of boar
of education, were also among thos
going to the fort.
Drs. Shakelford & Lesseur, dentists
; Office 502 Congress avenue, over New
man & Co.'s store.