The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-06-19
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Illumination, fireworks, at Open
Air concert, at Scholz' garden, mex
Thursday night.
The test of time has shown that w.
Moses & Son will exactly do what
they advertise.
Students lamps, the best and latest
out-nlckle plated-at only So So at
Stems cost sale.
You can grasp a fortune by going
TO w. Moses u Son and getting twen-
ty per cent reduction.
The river bath house is now open
day and night, at foot of Avenue
Baths fifteen cents each.
The managers of ScholZ' garden
reserve the privilege of rejecting any
person from the grounds.
Mr.. r. Bulian, proprietor of the
Star restaurant, is famous for the ex-
cellence of his turtle soup. Try him
| to-day
The appellate court will adjourn on
Monday June %. The supreme court
is expected to do likewise on the fol-
lowing Friday.
| The Austin oil company, III.
| w. Thielay proprietor, has moved its
office from Finklea 81 Ralston's to III.
l.. Pawley's tea store.
Col. Leader Indignantly denies the
report published in San Antonio pa
per that it was his intention to re-
move the Dispatch to Fort Worth.
Mr.. r. Bertram, the Austin agent
for various steamship lines to Europe,
reports large number of people GO
ing to Europe from Texas this year.
The cause of the absence of district
attorney Sheeks from the court room
Monday during the Rubirth trial was
the very critical condition of his sick
| child.
Colorado Fire Co. No. 2 met last
night and appointed a committee to
act with committees from other COM
| panies in reference to a celebration on
the fourth of July.
The city railway company announce
that on and after to-day, grown per-
sons will not be allowed to ride for
half fare. This rate applies only to
children under ten years of age.
A telegram was received from Cal
weston yesterday announcing the i'll
ness there of Chief Justice A. III. Will
lie, who had gone down home to see
his family safely started on their jour-
ney to Georgia.
Goblets, 3 cents; chimneys, 5 cents;
lamp burners, 10 cents; shoe brushes,
5 cents; wash boards. 10 cents; lamp
wicks, 5 cents per dozen; milk bowls.
5 cents; plates, 5 cents; pickle dishes,
5 cents; all at Stems cost sale.
The pupils of Miss Aurelia Brown,
who died Saturday night, will meet
at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at the
graded school building for the pur-
pose of expressing their deep regret,
and to take action with reference to
erecting tombstone to her memory
A meeting OF the republicans of
Austin has been called to assemble in
front of the temporary capitol this
evening to ratify the nomination Of
Blaine and Logan. 1t is understood
that the meeting VIII be addressed by
Hon. A, j. Evans, Col. Hal. Gosling.
Col. w. Y. Leader, w. H. Holland,
and others.
Chief Ziller received a dispatch yes
terday from the Austin delegation to
the State Firemens' association, at
Fort Worth. asking whether the dele
cation should ask for the next meet
ing to be held in Austin. His answer
was Z" Yes. Bring them here and
they shall have fireman's welcome .
Acting Mayor L. M. Cr0oker also
telegraphed the delegation to the same
effect.
II Mr.. Joe Harrell, successor to Mr..
Brazil, in the cigar business, did q
rushing business yesterday. This can
be accounted for In two ways. First,
because Joe is one of the most popu-
lar young men in Austin, either in or
out of business, and the boys who
smoke want to give him good start
lin his new venture. Secondly his ci-
gars and tobacco are all of the purest
and best brands known to the trade.
These two things combined win serve
|, to build up for Joe a number one
trade, and he fully deserves 1t.
: Drs. Shakelf0rd g. Lesseur, dentists.
Office 502 Congress avenue, over New
man q Co.'s store.