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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21
Free Bridge.

Editor of The Statesman
Believing that you take an interest
more than common in the future OF
your city, the capital of the great
state of Texas, l take the liberty OF
making few suggestions about roads
and free bridges.
The roads leading into Austin are a
matter of some Importance to its pros
perity. To have good roads that in
gress and egress may be easy, will
cause more people from greater, as
well as lesser distance, to go to town.
There is now one road that is almost
impossible for 10 ded wagons, and
one, too, over which there is, perhaps,
more wagon travel than any other,
and especially from other counties than
Travis. 1t is the one to Fredericks-
burg. 1t is very much to the interest
of Austin that this road be put in bet
ter condition as Dupree, Kyle, San
Marcos and San Antonio are iinprov-
ing the roads that lead into their re
spective places from the north and
northwest, whilst Austin, or Travis
county, is not only not improving the
present roads, but sitting quietly by
while they are heightened and made
worse. The trade from Gillespie, Blanco
and parts of Hays and Llano is dis
posed, and will go to Austin, with
equal facilities in the way of good
roads, but even as bad as this road is
now, instead of being improved, it
is being made worse by fencing up
the old, and changing 10 new, and all
the time making it little further,
and generally on worse ground.
And then after travelling over bad
road, made worse and longer by the
frequent changes that have been and
are being made, when we get in
sight of the city 20 have to pay to
cross the river makes it pretty heavy
and expensive for an outsider, who
IAN about as easily strike the railroad
1t some other point. The county or
he county and city ought. by all
means, to build bridge or buy the
,ne already there, and make it free or
so. DRIPPING SPRINGS.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21
A Wedding,
ELGIN, TEXAS, Feb. IA, 1882

ELGIN, TEXAS, Feb. IA, 1882.
Editor Statesman, Austin, Texas:
The marriage of one of our very
popular young men, Mr.. 2. Barsist, to
Miss Dora Blumenthal, on the even
ing of the 18th inst, brought quite a
crowd to town, both ISraelites and
Americans, DR.. Voorsunger, of Hous-
ton, officiating in solemn and most
impressive manner. The bride looked
lovely. Her dress was of maroon
and trimmed with bridal ornaments
and a wreath of orange blossoms.
There were toasts both In English and
German. A beautiful German song
was rendered in honor of the occasion,
sist and Lenix Bassist, of Elgin. The
table was spacious and artistically ar
ranged, and upon the board were
spread bountiful supply of good
things, including sparkling cham
payne. Much credit IS due Mrs. DORIS
then BasSiSt, mother of the groom,
for the arrangements Of tables and
the supper.
The Bridegroom received numerous
and costly presents. We give only q
few, as space will not allow us to give
them all infinitely. Cohn Bros. ,Elgin,
fine china dinner Sett; Gus. H. JONES,
Eggin, lounge; Frel. Turner. Austin,
Jeweiry and cologne stand; Phil. HAITI
field, Austin, fine ornamental clock !;
Jacob Klein. Austin, silver butter
dish; Jacob Cohn, Austin, silver but
ter dish; Hockstadter Bros, New
York, wall ornaments; Mrs. Newman,
San Antonio, fine album; Z. S. Lenis,
Bastrop, silver pickle stand; j. S.
Lenis, Bastrop, silver butter dish; w.
ii. Grimes, Bastrop, silver butter dish /;
Moses Lenis. Galveston, silver pitcher;
II. Kimpinskey, Galveston, silver
pitcher; Gus. Heye & Co., Galveston,
silver spoons and forks; Meyer Il
Beneky, Galveston, china ornaments;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hllman, Kyle, silver
knives and spoons; Robert Goep-
pinger, Columbus, silver carving set;
J. hartman, New York, china tea
set; Rosenthal s. Wenar, Galveston,
wash set; Simmons Hardware Co.,
st. Louis, silver pitcher, set silver
goblets and waiter; Miss Minnie Stel-
fox Austin, silver fruit knife; FL. NJ.
Finch, Galveston, silver fruit stand;
Denyer, Stern & Co.. New York, fine
Porter lamp; II. II. Rivers, Elgin, sill
yer fruit stand; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Gross, Giddings, silver fruit stand;
Goldsticker & Porter, McDade,
silver pitcher; f. FaIlenstein,
New Orleans, silver castor; S.
Blum, Galveston, silver tea set;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Jones, Elgin,
Texas, two elegant presents; Mrs.
Julia K. Mills, Elgin, fine jewelry
case; Abe and Leo Levy, Houston,
silver tea set; Geo. A. Brush, Austin,
fine parlor stove: A. s. Lewis, Bas-
trop, one-half dozen silver spoons; II.
Kaufman, Galveston, fine wardrobe;
and great many more presents which
l am unable to mention.
Our town is still improving, but
there is some sickness.
We have had terrible spell of
damp, rainy and cold weather for
some time, but to-day about 10 o'clock
the sun came out and the clouds dis
appeared, and this evening looks
bright and cheering. J.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21
TIE COURTS.
County Commissioners Court.

| SATURDAY.
Court met at H. m. yesterday All
members OF t!Ie court present.
| Order thai warrants be drawn on
the COUNTY treasurer in favor OF j.
SJutbgate for Ind taken for road
over lands OF j. KeebiaI, for land taken
! Tor read over lands of J. Keebial for
the sum of SIG.
And further ordered. upon petition
Tor a change in the Frederick burg
road. due notice having been proved
to the satisfaction of the court, that
+. NJ. Glasscock, A F. Bill, w. r.
Beckett, Hugh Cameron and r. s.
Young, free holders OF the
county, be and are hereby ap-
pointed a jury, majority of
whom may, after taking the pre-
scrlbed oath before properly author
lied person, in connection with the
county surveyor proceed to lay out
and mark the road to the greatest adj
vantage To the public and as little
prejudice to enclosures as may be.
Said jury are appointed commission
eTs to give notice to interested land
owners and to assess damages to any
parties claiming the same Incidental
to the opening of said road.
The change petitioned for is begin
ming at Sol Wheeler's. turn to the
right, from thence to Jack Henson's
house, thence to Youn9'5 gin and
thence on line between George Hus-
slner and Il. 5. Young, thence to in
tersect the Austin and Fredericks-
burg road at Slaughter's Creek.
Resolution was adopted: That q
committee of three physicians, count
ing of the county physician DR.. J.
Cummings and DR.. r. NJ. Swaringen
be appointed to examine the county
jail and Jail yard and report at as
early a day, so practicable as to the
sanitary condition together with such
recommendations as to its manage
ment as their Judgment suggests.
The court reduced the courthouse
and jail tax to 70 cents, SO as to make
the total county tax 40 cents on the
$1OO
A road was established according to
notwithstanding at the Austin and
Of Austin, thence in a objection north
of west to the ford known as the
mouth of Bear creek, on Onion
creek, thence in The same d.
rection to Mrs. Browns place,
AS"' iHS olIu P1lSC W GllO 1clG ny Iu0
most practicable route to the new
town OF Manchac on the International
& Great Northern railroad, thence
west to the southeast corner of w. W.
Beakley's, thence north with Beak-
ley's east line to Beakley's northeast
corner, thence west with Beakley's
north line and with Pruitt's north
line to j. F. Swank's southeast corner,
thence north with Swank's east line
to Swank's northeast corner, thence
west with Swank's north line to
Wende's southeast corner, thence
north with Wende's east line and with
Ernest Won Rosenberg's east line
across Slaughter creek to Rosenberg's
northeast corner or Walker Wilson
north league line, thence west with
said league line and with the j. G.
McGehee north league line until it
intersects the present Manchac road.
The court adjourned to meet again
in special session Saturday, the time
for the next regular session being the
second Monday in May.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21
The Housewife.

A popular domestic journal for
American homes, will be sent for one
year free to every lady who will send
at once the names and address of ten
married ladies and 80 cents in cent
stamps for postage. Best paper for
either young or old housekeepers in
existence. This offer is made only to
secure names to whom to send sample
copies, as we know every lady who
once sees The Housewife will SUBJ
scribe for it. Regular price 81 per
year. Address,
THE HOUSEWIFE, Rochester, n. Y.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21
The best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker"
How Republicans Do 1t.

The unctious Hoar, of Massachu-
sets, is a vlndictive little villain, de
spite his fat, which makes most men
good-humored. He proposes taking a
stalwart Boston newspaper correspon-
dent down South with him to write
up the results of the investigation in
Mississippi. There would be but lit
tie objection to this if Hoar or the
newspaper paid the bills; but the fell
low ID to be paid out of funds collected
from Democrats as well as Republi-
cans and from southerners as well as
NertkefnefB.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21

How TO MAKE CANDY.-This book
gives full directions for making all
kinds OF plain and fancy candy. The
recipes for making caramels, choco-
late drops, French mixed and all
other kinds of candies contained in
this book are the same as used by the
leading city confectioners. Any one
can have these candies at home at less
than one-third the usual cost. Sent
postpaid to any one sending at once
the names of fifteen married ladies
and 30 cents in postal note, or eighteen
2 cent stamps. Address,
ROCHESTER, PUBLISHING Co.,
80, 80 & 331s Osburn Block,
Rochester. N. Y.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21
County Court.
MONDAY.

In the matter of the assignment
made by J. w. Biting, a merchant of
Manor, in this county, to F. c. Well
bern. as assignee, the latter has insti-
IGted proceedings to set aside attach
ments of a store-house and stock of
goods at Aurora, in Wise county,
wherein the attaching parties caused
the store and goods to be seized as the
property of j. w. Biting & Co., repre-
scented at A FORA by an agent, when
in fact it is alleged the store and goods
were the exclusive property of J. W.
Biting, who had included them in his
assignment here, before they weee at
tached at Aurora.
The proceedings here are by motions
in court ito cite T. r. Allen, sheriff of
White county, and the several defend
ants to answer for contempt of court,
and, under oath, to show cause why
the store and goods seized shall not be
turned over to assignee, Wellbern, as
the assigned property of the said j.
w. Betting alone, and not of J. W.
Betting & Co.; and are against the fol-
lowing parties: Rainwater, Bergher
q Co., OF st. Louis, who attached the
Aurora store and goods as partnership
property on a claim of 1910; Sanger
Bros, OF Dallas. for 1874; Chas. p. Hell
logg & Co, of Chicago, for $434.2O; NJ.
d. Wells & Co., Chicago, for $5395O,
and Ullman, Lewis Il Co., of Dallas,
for S1259.10; all alleging that one S. T.
Betting, who was their debtor. was a
partner Of j. w. Betting, which ale
cation is denied by Welbern.
The supreme court has affirmed the
decision of the district court of Tray
is county in the case OF the two men
Conley and Lawrie, convicted of sod
omy. The other party, man named
Wallace, will, it is understood, plead
guilty at the next term of the district
court.
In the large land suit of Hanrick
VS.. Dodd, recently tried at George.
town, Hon. d. NJ. Doom presiding as
special judge, the jury returned YER
dict for defendant, representing the
interest of actual settlers on the land,
and Judgment was rendered accord
ingly.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21

Perfect health depends upon per-
feet condition of the blood. Pure blood
conquers every disease and gives new
life to every decayed or effected part.
Strong nerves and perfect digestion
enables the system to stand the shock
of sudden climatic changes. An oc-
easional use of Browns Iron Bitters
will keep you in a perfect state of
health. Don't be deceived by other
iron preparations said to be just as
good. The genuine is made only by
Brown Chemical Company, Baltf-
more, Md. Sold by all dealers in med
icines. d&w
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21
A CHEROKEE REMEDY.

WHAT A PROMINENT DRUGGIST SAYs.-I
T. Fleming, OF Augusta, Ca, writes: "When
nrst heard OF your Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet
Gum and Mullein,' / thought ] would order
dozen. In less than week ordered a gross
and In less than seven weeks, as your books
Will show, had ordered seven gross. 1 only
mention to you this fact to show how 1t SELF
In this city. As a Cough remedy have never
seen its equal One bottle sold makes custo
mer of it." Taylor's Cherokee Remedy Of
druggists at % cents and 81 per bottle.
Manufactured by Walter A, TAYLOR Atlanta
Ga, proprietor Tsylor's Premium Cologne.
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PneumOnia Preyented
OYSTER BAY, QUEENS COUNTY.
NEW YORK. Spril II 1884

OYSTER BAY, QUEENS COUNTY,
NEW YORK, 4 pril II, 1884.
l believe l have been prevented
from q terrible illness by Allcock's
Porous Plasters.
About q month ago l was attacked
with violent pain in my chest. ac-
companied by fever and great Difficult
ty in breathing, apprehended pneu-
monia, which is So prevalent at pres
ent. L went to bed and applied one
Allcock's Plaster between my snoul-
der blades and two on my ch-st. In
an hour my breathing was much
easier, in two hours the pain had left
me, and the next morning l awoke
perfectly free. from lever. l went
about my business as usual, aud at
the end of "a week took the plasters
off.
For the last ten years Allcock 5
Plasters have been used By my family
with the best effect in colds, coughs
and pain in the side and back.
f. b. SHERWOOD.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21

Most Of our readers have thought very little
elinging to the sweet gum tree in the hot sum-
mer months there is principle that Is consid
cred the most powerful stimulating expector
ant known. They have no doubt thought legs
Of the fact that In the mullen plant seen in the
old fields is q mucilaginOus substance that acts
as soothing demulcent on the infiamed sur
face Of the lungs, and which has attracted the
attention Of the medical world in consequence
Of Its wonderful effects on consumption. When
these things are considered II is not surprising
that "Taylor's Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet Gum
and Mullen" the great panacea for Coughs,
Group, Whooping Cough and all Bronchial AT
fections, Is proving such boon to those suffer.
ing. For sale by all leading druggists at 2t
cents and 81 per bottle.
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta
Ga, proprietor Taylor's Premium Cologne.
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SYRUP.

COMPOSED OF PETROLEUM TAR, pro.
nounced by DR.. Griffith as specific for con.
sumption. Certain it Is that it has worked
wonders in curing the worst forms of Chronic
Bronchitis and Consumption, purifying the
breath, allaying the Cough. creating an appe-
tite and restoring to health the most obstinate
cases.
THOMPSON d OHSIsTEDE,
Sole PrOprIetOrs.
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NOTICE OF ACCOUNT,

The State Of Texas-,Fo all persons Interested
IN the administration OF the estate Of Mary
Majors, miner:
II. l.. BENTLEY, guardian Of The es. ate of said
minor, mas HE'D his final account in the comfy
court OF Ir;!vls COIL ty. Which win be acted Oh
third Monday In April. 1894, ut The court house
lhefeo1, IN the city OF Al stin. AT which time ali
persons crested ia said estate may appear
and make objections thereto. 'fP0".
Witness, Frank Brown clerk of said
lsEAL.J court, and the seal thereof attached.
tniS the 1th day of January 1884
FRANK BROWN Clerk.
jS-3W-ltaw
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MOrtuarV ReDOrt.

The following is the report of the
city sexton for the week ending
February 16, 1884:
February IL: Florian Zimmerman,
endocardites, 81 years, male. February
February IA: b. E. Bucker, months,
male, (colored) February Is: W. Pen
nington, typhoid fever, s years, male,
(cOlored.)
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Sunday School ASSOCIATION.

Sunday School ASSOCIATION.
The ninth annual meeting Of the
Texas Sunday school association will
be held in the city of Terrell, Kauf-
man county, beginning on Tuesday,
the 10Th day of April, at o'clock p.
In. Let every Sunday school in Texas
be representel. Ample preparations
are being made 10y the good people of
Terrell to entertain all who may come.
H. HENDRICKS,
j, NJ. Mccoy,
j. c. STOREY,
Executive Committee.
Exchanges please cOOy.
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Killed

LOUISVILLE, Joseph Cain and John
D. Murphy, two Louisville & Nash
vile brakemen engaged in a friendly
wrest!e in a car to-day. The sport
ended in a quarrel in which Cain
killed Murphy. Both young men are
without families.
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Ass1gnee's Sale.

On Thursday, February o. A. ID. 1884. at 2:
Q CLOCK p ~, will sell in front of the store
l known as Haber's store, in the town of Bur.
net, for cash to the highest bidder. the enIire
assets of A. j. Haber conveyed to me for the
Denent OF MS creditors on the 10th day of jan
u usary, ID. 1884, consisting of general stock
Iull line OF groceries and crockery ware also
d iull llne OF dry goods, boots. shoes, hats and
rapS; also two town lots situated in the town
OF Burnet One Of said lots has on IL a small
mouse that rents for Sc month; also. notes,
sh outstanding accounts amounting TO ahOur
tne sum OF $4,000 ny info, nation desirssz
ABOUT said assets will be theerfuIy givsS 80
the Undersigned. WALTER GRRIG -
Assignee OF A. J. Harer
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21

THO ALLb loM 1T MAY CONCERN THIS
l. is tOgll notice that A. /. HABER. Of the
town andc)I tyo Burnett and state OF Texas.
Oh the 18th ay Of January, A. ID. 1884. made an
assignment of all OF his property. for the bene-
fit OF hisercditors, TO Inc as assignee
WALTER GREIG,
lanlo-oaw3w Asslgnoe for \. L Haher
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Dr., Jas. B. Mills, Saltmarsh, Ala,
says: Several of my patients have
used Browns Iron Bitters fer chronic
indigestion with benefit" d6w
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21

Mr.. John H. Jones, Bristol, Texas,
says: 81 never took a better, medicine
for general debility and weakness
than Browns Iron Bitters.' d&w
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21

Be sure to obtain "Allt ock's" Po-
rous Plaster, as all others are worth
less limitations. d&w
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write to tn KuRsHrrn nzs Nva gnu EcoNoaIL
S1ty, Ior samples and descriptive inlstrat ons
~ .MmRpoader g, 1aees, Rraids, Ruchii;H,.
"a nknss. Tuck1ngs, ETC., which q msiE.
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ATATD.
Homeopathic l,SDBlSarV

would can tn9 arrentton Of the Homoeo
paths OF Austin ana the state at Ia ,1s re-
the 1dot that have established a
Homeopathic DIspensary.
A full line Of the phrest and freshest nrena-
sa1ons OF Boericke g. Tafel always KEEP On
Orders by hall soIIclred.
henAin2 OF family enests speciality.
n. K. LINDEMH
nUp-town fna .cy, corner Law? .a and
Texas n,r :, ssGuss.lh,
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Trusting that you win find the ac-
counts correct and satisfactory, am
very respectfully, your obedient ser
want HAYWOOD BRAHAN,
Financial Agent I. Penit's.
STATE CAPITOL NOTES.
The work of putting UP the i'm
mense derricks and making other
preparations for laying stone for the
Foundation of the building is still pro-
crossing on the capitol hill. The
weather now becoming more pleasant
the railroad excursion to the Oatman-
vile stone quarry will take place In
lew days.
LAND DEPARTMENT.
There was meeting of the state
land board yesterday at which Mr..
.McCombs presented his report of the
Pacific reservation survey. 1t makes
the lower line about 80 miles south
ct that Of Gane brothers and about 4
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-02-21

TRY rAYLoR's PREMIUM COLOGNE,
The most lasting and fragrant of all
umes. All druggists sell It.
For sale in Austin BY j. j. d v. a. TobIn
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AssIgnee's Notice.

Notice is hereby given shat the undersigned
pointed, and has duly qualified as assignee Of
me estate OF 7; Il. Gerhard, of Austin, Texas.
All persons indebted TO s.id p II. Gerhard are
notified TO make Immediate payment
HERMANPFA Assignee.
Austin, Texas, January "a. 1884.
dian25-Mst
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TUESDAY,.
PENITENTIARY REPORT.

PENITENTIARY REPORT.
The following is the monthly report
of Mai. Brahan, financial agent of the
state penitentiaries:
HUNTSVILLE, Tex, Feb. IL, 1884.
Gov John Ireland, Messrs l. G. Searcy and
Walter Tips, State Penltentiary Board, Aus
tin, Tex.
Gentlemen-I have the honor to-
transmit to the comptroller of public
accounts, through your honorable
board, my report of receipts and dis
bursements as financial agent of the
Texas state penitentiaries, from the
LIST to the 31st day of January, 1884,
inclusive, accompanied with receipted
vouchers for ali amounts paid out by
me. / also enclose you copies of in
voices for supplies purchased and paid
for by me for the two penitentiaries
and outside camps during the month
of January.
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HAMBURG SYRUP.

COMPOSED OF SYRUP OF CAPSICUM, an
"old woman's remedy" for Sore Throats. The
old saying is here repeated that an 'punce OF
preventive is worth a pound of cure" for all
Coughs and Colds commence with Sore Throat
or Group, with children. With this syrup you
have an immediate cure.
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!I5SliSl IsIlIs
5!lIl 5iY
$4,000 FOR So.

$4,000 FOR So.
Cal Regular Monthly Drawing will
OH take place in Covington, n.y.,
THURSDAY. February IS. 1854.
Alawful Lottery and Fair Drawings, char
tered by the Legislature of Kentucky. and
twice declared legal by the highest courf In tbe
state. Bond given toHenry County 10 the sum
OF 100000 forthe prompt paymentof all pri es
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AS shown by my last report
ending December 81, 1883,
/ had on hand balance Of .s44,s7O IA
Have collected during the
month OF January for hire
of convict labor on rail-
roads, and farms, and
from other sources 30,662 81
Paid out as per vouchers en-
closed: At Huntsville pen
At RusE penitentiary 1853 s.
Leaving balance in my hands -
january 81. 1884. .....- s5o,O26 90
lows: With Ball, Hutch
With Comton Savings Bank. 1895 %
Cash on hand at Huntsville. 2,3S3 IS
Cash IN hand at Rusk..- 1,0S5 IL
Ny reports and accompanying
vouchers for January will show that
tho salaries of all officers, employees,
selgeants and guards at the Hunts
vile and Rusk penitentiaries and
upon the railroad trains and farms
have been paid for the month of De-
cember, and the Huntsville penitenti-
airy and railroad trains have been sup
piled with provisions sufficient to last
until the first day of March. The
medical bills, beef accounts, ETC., for
the prisons railroad trains and farms
for December have been paid.
Our available resources for Februa-
~ will be approximately as follows:
Balance cash on hand 3lst of JAN,
Proceeds labor 10 II. Il. trains for S'''O-0 %
january ...............-.... 1900 90
Proceeds labor on farms for Jan. 1905 63
Proceeds labor, Conner s. Faeris,
Rusk, for January. ........... $500 90
Miscellaneous labor and work at
Huntsville penltentiaIy.. 1850 90
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Hamburg
S P.

COMPOSED OF SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
an old and long used remedy, soothing the irrl
tated Lung and Nervous System, quieting the
most annoying cough.