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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-30

1t has been our aim since we established
business to meet the wants of each and
every customer, and to give them honest,
fair and square dealing, which can be
seen by our present business, and which
certainly speaks for our past. In doing
this we not only increased our trade, but
increased our reputation Of being the
only reliable Clothiers and Gents
Furnishers in this city. We are now
prepared to give extra bargains, as we
must sell the remainder of our Spring
Stock in order to make room for our
extensive Fall Stock. Give us a call.
B. II. LEVY & BRO,
Abb. 1S9, 191, 1913 Congress street.
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Advertisers will take notice that tran
silent advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF CHAT.
HAM, Aug. 81, lSS4.-Personally appeared q
fore me HENRY 7. Boris, Special Ager 1 S-
the South, who, being duly sworn. ,,o ~ lol
and says that the foregoing stateme NJ ep %1
and correct to the best of his kr o,yIed9o - ~
formation and belief. 4O"i'Ns0' In
HEMP " p, ,,o-r,-o
g.. SPECIAL gent for the South.
day of August, 1884 " '0'0i' i"0 inns -i''
LSigned L. w TANDERSuTNE
Notary Public c c., Ga.
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COttOn-belt bulletin for the twenty-fOu
hours ending at O'Clock p. m. Aug. 30:
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l. Amount of Capital Stock SIC, 900, 600 90
2. Amount paid up in Cash. ,...... 100000 90
ASSETS IN UNITED STATES.

l. Amount of Capital Stock 100000 90
2 Amount paid up in Cash .... 100000 90
ASSETS IN UNITED STATES.
l. Real estate held by the company ---
2. Cash on hand or deposited in
bank to credit of company ...-.,.$ 170, 100 81
course of transmission, -. 8s,s62 40
4. Loans secured by bond and
mortgage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. --
5. Other lOans.... .................... ---
6. Stocks and bonds-U. S. Regis
at lIs13 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 94s,OOO 90
Z. Interest, rent, and other items
due and uncollected .......... 5000 90
8. Premium Notes, on which poll
cies have been issued. ....-...--. ---
Total ..................... 81, l6OO52 II
LIABILITIES.
/. Losses due and yet unpaid -
pany -, -: -. rs 5O,89l Is
8. Losses on which no action has
been taken OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
4. Dividends due and unpaid -.
3. Dividends declared but not due
6. Money borro wed ................
Z. All other claims against the
company 1917 ...-...-....... 6,O97 55
ing risks -. ............. AZ, 4s4 81
Surplus of assets over liabili-
ties for benefit of insured IS 4S7 1923 l.
INCOME.
/. Cash premiums received. .......$ 336,S09 81
.. Notes received for premiums
3. Interest money received. ....... 1929 81
4. Income from all other sources. --
Total income ..............$ 345, O3S 50
EXPENDITURES.
1. Losses paid .............. ......$ 251, 1856 90
2. Dividends paid ................
3. Fees-cOmmissions and salaries
to officers and agents .......... S9,957 IS
4. Taxes paid .................. 1889 81
5. All other expenses .............. 20,32g 81
Total expenses ...........$ 872,l84 So
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

VNHaNFJ OFVVF4D'
$50 dozen Gents 9-ply Linen Collars at 815c.
each; reduced from l5c.
326 dozen Gents Apply Linen Collars at 1215c.
each; reduced from lSc.
60 dozen Gents Apply Linen Cuffs at 25c. per
pair; reduced from 3SG.
so dozen Gents Reinforced Unlaundried
Shirts, the best in the world, at 85c.; reduced
from 81 25.
As dozen Gents colored Percale Shirts, 75c.;
reduced from 81 90.
81 dozen Gents Colored Percale Shirts, 81 90;
reduced from 81 so.
25 dozen Gents regular made Half Hose,
in solid and fancy colors, 25c.; reduced from
soc.
Also, Gents Neckwear and Suspenders at
one-half former price.
Gents Underwear at and below cost.
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STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF CHAT
HAM. Aug. %, 1Ss4-Personally appeared be-
fore me HENRY T. Bolts, Manager southern
Department, who, being duly sworn, deposes
and says that the foregoing statement is true
and correct to the best of his knowledge, in
formation and belief.
HENRY 7. ROTTS,
Manager Southern Department.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 18th
day of August, 1884.
1Signedl EDWARD 7. HARDEN,
Notary Public @. c., Ga.
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legal zIOttrra.

LEGAL NOTICE.
EORGIk. CHATHAM COUNTY.--My W sor.
(T JENNIE d. SHkFTALL, with ny NADER der
sent, shall become Public. OF + IS g rannah
Morning News public gazette Of s9id cG bere
and State, for one month from the ua az lSs2.
of. as provided by section 100, Coue %
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug: 10, 1888; TALL.
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SIMON MITCHELL.
Tho aarnett House, Savannah.

Black and Brown Derby and Soft Hats,
the latest, at Belsinger's, "a Whitaker
ctrapt - Ad7
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ASSETS IN UNITED STATES.
/. Real Estate held by the Company.
b Sain to on credit dhu Of e COMPANY 5a22O 60
. course ours Of collection go Lac 81
gage. -...#..... ...-...... .-...+...-.---
5. Other loans ...-.....-.... ---.-... -
u Reoister 1liI' R0nds $3.50 90
u. S. per cent. Registered Bonds 462, % OO
IT. =. per cent. Coupon Bonds zS9 W
State of Georgia Bonds. ..... 26,9f4 W
cent !.. io''I y - ''''' 80 100000 90
due hm.e and ,uncoItected o'-'o- o 8979 %
s. Premium n Otes. on which policies
have been issued .............--... ---
Total. ........................ 1872 46
LIABILITIES.
l. Losses due and yet unpaid ....)
Losses resisted by the Company any $1O8 1856 %
been taken .....,.. ........ ......-J
4. Dividends due and unpaid ..... --
5. Dividends declared but not due. -
:. All H other claims against the Co.. l6,472 70
risks sis9i - ioi.'l o.'''''' 445, $50 90
Surplus of assets over liabilities
for benefit of insured. ........ ,S36S, lo2 81
INCOME.
l. Cash premiums received. ....... .S366, JOB 6o
2. Notes received for premiums. ~
3. Interest money received .---.-..- l,z3S 50
4. Income from all other sources. --
Total Income .................. $780,, 4O2 81
EXPENDITURES.
I. Losses paid .....................$ 1924. 483 %
2. Dividends paid ...,....... .......
3. Fees-COmmiss and Sala-
4. Taxes paid '....-...1........... 1875, 063 %
5. All other Expenses. ............J
Total Expenses. ............ $426, 495 4S
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CIRCULAR NO. 53.

CIRCULAR NO. 63.
CLASSIFICATION OF STONE.
ON and after Oct. /, 1884, the following
~ classification will take effect:
Stone-Blocks, rough, class p, less twenty
(20j per cent.
stone-Curblng, class P, less twenty (2O) per
cent.
Stone-Slabs, rough and protected (other-
wise owners risk, class p, less twenty (20)
per cent.
Stone-Rubble, class P, less twenty (2o) per
cent.
Stone-BIocks, dressed and protected (other-
wise owners risk, class p.
StOne-Slabs dressed and protected (Other
wise owners risk. class =.
2. A car load embraces $4,000 pounds.
3. "Granite" same as stone.
JAMES NJ. SMITH, Chairman,
A. G. BRISCOE, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE RAILROAD COMMIssIQN,(
ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 70. 1884. !
JAMES NJ. SMITH, Charman,l
CAMPBELL WALLACE, : Commissioners.
T.. N TRAMNFII
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Come Now.

In fact, everything needed for Mems
wear, at Belsinger's, "a Whitaker street.
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ASSETS IN UNITED STATES

/. Amount of Capital Stock. 49,. $5,000,O0O W
2. Amount paid up in Cash. 100000 W
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A complete assortment of Open Front
and Back Shirts, at Belsinger's, "a Whit
aLer street-Adg,
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A new line of Plated Shirts, at Belsin
gers, "a Whitaker street.-Adv.
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bee Route.

ute will close for the
The Sylvan Glen will
leaving the city at 10
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11
FOREIGN ITEMS
Condensed from Cable TeIeerams During
the Past Seven Days.

Condensed from Cable TeleGrams During
the Past Seven Days.
Malignant diphtheria is epidemic in
Windsor. Canada.
Fish, minister TO Belgium, has re-
signed.
China says she viii fight the Fnn h
to the bitter end.
A $4,000 fire occurred in New
Foundland, Friday last.
The famous franchise bill has
passed the house of lords.
A fire was caused by az exp:Usioa
in Santiago, Chill, on the 3rd.
The death of Ell Midi, in E2ypt,
was rumored on the 3rd, at Dnngyia.
In Mexico, President Diaz Is i ising
revenue TO pay American SUB. idiled
railroads.
Last week, Count Herber5 Blsn elk
challenged Herr Richter, for abusing
his father, the prime. Richter de-
clIned.
Paris papers say they want tie
Chinese to attack the French blocaf!e
feet 1T Formosa, just to break the
monotony.
The Nicaragusns arr jatilait over
the idea of tie u 5 tak.ng the Inter
oceanic canal pr jeet. and its favor
able mention 10 coJgrs ss.
Cook Teets, Q madam, was hanged
in Canada on the 81 b, for the p Jison-
ing of his wife with strychnine TO get
the insurance on her life. Strychnine
was found in the stomach.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11
DOMESTIC NOTES.
Boiled Down from Associated Press D
matches lnrir.r tI,r N,r...lr


Boiled Down from Associated Press Dis-
patches During the Week.
a surface railroad is TO be built or
Broadway, New York City
Mr.. Reasans Interstate commence
Dill is being considered In the house.
Attempts are being made to unearth.
the assassins of Murphy in Louisiapa
In congress, Mr.. McPherson has in
troduced Dill to stop silver coinage,
A large piano factory was burned
in New York last week. Loss '$l10,-
600.
On the 9Th two men were han ged
at Salinas, Col, for the murder OF a
Chinaman.
At Muscosee, Mich, on the 18th,
Albert Rodley shot three men, includ-
ing policeman
Last week there were 294 failures in
the United States, an increase OF IL
over the week previous.
In the senate Mr.. Gibson has intro
duced a bill TO erect buildings at New
Orleans, to the value of 100000.
Congress has determined to invests.
gate the conduct of u. S. deputy mar
shals at the election in Cincinnati
They want to bring from Phiiadel-
phia, Old Liberty Bell to New Or
leans for exhibition during the fair.
1t is said the new treaty with San
Domingo makes that republic good
place for the Investment of American
capital.
There is movement In congress &c
give Gen. Grant a peLsion OF S5GlI,
dating from his retirement from el.c
presidency.
In a Cincinnati Justices court last
week, Leo Heller attempted TO shoot
his sweetheart, but was prevented bv
the magistrate.
Mr. Blair introduced pin in the
senate appropriating $1,000 for the
colored peoples Worlds's Exposition
to be held at Chicago.
In the early part of last week the
question of large stock associations
leasing Indian lands was debated ia
the United States senate.
MIR. Morrison has introduced & bill
in the house to apply all the surplus
in the treasury ($45O, ,0OO,O00). except
$100, 100000, to the redemption of
bonds.
Gov. .Cleveland's sister denies the
truth Of a recently reported interyisw
In which she mentioned the probabls
ARRANGEMENTS of the presidential
household.
The feieral grand jury last week,
at Chicago, examined The vault in
which was contained the ballot box
alleged, in the Brand -Leman case, to
have been stuffed.
Mr.. Moulton introduced bill in the
| house for the secretary of the treasu-
ry TO take charge Of The gates ef the
Worlds Fair, unless security is given
the government for It's loan of 81 COO
600 to the fair
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11
DRUGGED AND RUINED.
A en.ationaI tory Beginning at Waco
and Ending at Corsicana.
S,,nofo1 rra1arran, +o Tho Ctataeu,an

A enaational tory Beginning at waco
and Ending at Corsicana.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
CcasICANA, Dec. A lady be-
tween the age of % and 80 was put off
She Texas s. st. Louis east-bound
train here to-day, in an unconscious
condition. She was put on the train
by a young man a: Waco, who accom-
.<)anied her as far as Mount Calm,
Susaere he left the train and took to
@Ta brush. Conductor Legg rendered
the poor unfortunate all the assistance
I'm his power. She had no ticket,
and the young scoundrel who had her
in charge represented to the conduc-
tor that she had money in her trunk,
which he would get when they reach
ed certain station, and pay her fare,
but be desel ted her as above stated,
and she was brought here and placed
in the hands of the city authorities,
who removed her TO a boarding house.
where she is now raceiving the atten-
ton oil DR.. Southworih, who enter
tains no hope for her recovery. She
has been drugged and otherwise foul
" dealt with. DIR. SouthwOrth says
she has either given birth to a child in
the last ten days or an abortion has
been produced. There is nothing
about her effects by which her name
can be arcertaided. A few articles of
infants underclothing recently made
were found in her trunk. The young
man who placed her on the train at
Waco and afterwards deserted her,
gave his name as Dick Young. The
general belief is that some physician
| in Waco is mixed up in the affair and
the lady was shipped to hide their
damnabIe work It is feared the
woman cannot live till morning.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11
DALLAS.
. Mystery-A Lot of Skeletons Discover
ed-Were They Murdered "A
Crushed Skull.


ed-Were They Murdered "A
Crushed Skull.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
DALLAS, December 9.-The force at
work excavating fer the new brewery
on the site of the old powder maga-
zine, unearthed to-day five human
skeletons, several feet below the sur
face. They were in a straight roy
and only few feet apart. There wal
no evidence of proper burial. and as
there never was cemetery nearer
than mile, and as the locality is in
one of the Oldest settled parts of the
city, the question is how they came
there? Il is is mystery. There is
nothing by which to indentify the
skeletons, which are thoroughly pre-
served.
Reuben Settler, colored, had his
skull crushed in to-day with a bottle
by an unknown white man, and il eX-
pected to die from his wounds. He
stated before losing consciousness that
his aSsailant was i'll criminal relations
with his wife, when he arrived home,
and in fleeing from the house the
white man made the assault. The
officers, up to a late hour tonight,
have foond no trace of the criminal.
A runaway team caused the child
of Mrs. Willicks, near Lisbon, this
county, to be thrown from buggy,
killing it instantly. VIM. Overton
and four ladies were also in the buggy,
and were all more or less injured.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11
DARING ROBBERY.

Doings of a Bold Gang of SeoundreIs
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
ROUND Rock, December 9-Last
night burglars entered the large dry
goods and grocery establishment of
Messrs. Weiss & Triggs, at this place,
drilling hole through their safe
and took therefrom 5000 in cash
and 800 worth of jewelry. They
did their work well and must have
been experienced in the business.
Most of their tools were left near the
safe.
Mr.. Euth, only yesterday purchased
a fine buggy and harness. The bug
gy and harness together with a fine
horse were stolen last night, probably
by the same gang. 1t is believed that
very bad gang were in town yester-
daU
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11
GRANGER.

Experts Go Through Safe and Get
$1,000
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
GRANGER, December S.-Experts
went through the safe at the grange
store, in Gran ger, last night, securing
about one thousand dollars in mcrey.
They 'lsel drills, powder and Otauf
professional implements to secure the
booty. The grangers viii not lie able
TO declare any dividend On January [
This money Mould probably have lcen
safer with middle man.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11
HOUSTON.

Annual Communication of the Masonic
Grand Lodge.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.
HOUSTON, December 9.-This morn
ing the Masonic grand lodge of Texas
commenced its animal communication
with $50 representatives in attend
ance. The regular routine of render
ing reports and appointing commit
tees was disposed of and an adjourn
ment made until 2 o'clock tomorrow.
A lodge of sorrow was held with i'm
posing ceremonies at the masonic
temple tonight The annual address
of Grand Master Nichols was read
Many distinguished masons from diff
ferent parts of the state are present.
The Grand Royal Arch chapter is also
in session.
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3 y, o, by Tom Sawyer; dam, Agnes,

y, o, by Tom Sawyer; dam, Agnes,
by Gilroy.
J. S Campbell entered b. g. John
Sullivan, 8 y. O, by Moncrotf; dam,
Bette Ward
3 j. johnson entered b. IN. Miss
Goodrich, ~. O.. by King Bird; dam,
Betsy Branch.
This was one of the prettiest races
OF the week. Top sawyer and Sulli-
van were about equal favorites with
betters. In the first heat the horses
ran together nearly the entire dis
tance, and when they passed under the
string Sawyer had only neck the
advantage of Sullivan, with Miss
Goodrich right on his flank. The
second heat Sullivan took the lead and
was never headed, though he got first
place over sawyer by only neck.
The mare was sent to the stable, not
winning either heat, and Top Sawyer
took the last heat and race easily,
winning by over two lengths.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11
WACO.

A $4,000 Failure and its Causes, Among
Them Inability to Collect.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
WACO, December 8.-B. Hober.
wholesale dealer in dry goods and
notions made an assignment at two
o'clock this afternoon to NJ. N. Rosen-
tual, for the benefit of creditors. The
schedule of liabilities will not be pre-
pared for several days to come, but it
is stated they aggregate nearly S50,-
COO. wish assets nearly rs large
Haber gives as the reason Of his fail
ure ia dG.l season and inability TO
collect. The heaviest claims are held
in New Yoik and ether Eastern cites.
Habsr has been II business iiFreen
years in Waco.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11

Navigation company VS.. Roberts, gov
ernor, from Travis; International &
Great Northern railway VS.. Croine,
from Wood.
Appealed and dismissed VS.,
Alexander, from Fannin.
The case of Coleman ct al, VS.. Lord,
from Donley county, involving the
constitutionality of the authority
granted to the state land board to raise
the price of lands leased was submit
ted
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11

4 days eachi 81 DAYS; thirssen snsn. 9
days each. 30 days; 1900 iaen. 2 dayg
each, 5000 days; ia al, 5572 days. Fbr
payment which It will require 81 $3.50.
and had to eXpend for tFansporta-
ton Cab oiutely necessary h0rses and
buggies, S76; street car tickets. S3
1900 metallic badges, $50; for r{heon
badges. 1000, $51; for printing, Sl695o.
Total. SIS.322
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11
Acetate Potash.
THE GREAT DIURETIC.

\ THIS admirable combination of
|, 4 BUcHu and ACETATE POTASH,
] the two best dluretics known to the
: Mnterin Medica, is meeting with ex-
traordinary success. 1t has made
: many wonderful cures, and is rapidly
J taking the place of all other diuretics.
1t has all the virtues of fresh Buchu
leaves, greatly increased in efficacy
by being combined with the other
ingredients (Pareira Brava, Cubebs,
. Juniper Berries and Spirits of Nitre)
in such a way as to add greatly to Its
! curative powers. tits certain REM
| edy for all diseases of tho Bladder,
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsical Swelling,
! ETC., etc. It has cured every case of
! Diabetes in which it has been given;
4 tits specific remedy for Stone in the
Bladder, diseases of the PROSTATE
Gland, Retention Of the Urine, Mu-
cous Discharges, elect, Irritation of
the Bladder: in short; for all diseases
of the Urinary Organs, whether ex-
! listing in male or female. 1t is used
1 bypersons of all ages-good for men,
women and children. For many dis
eases peculiar to females tits of great
service, and especially SO at that
! period termed CHANGE IN LIFE.
For Chlorosis or Retention, Irregu-
larity, Painfulness or Suspension of
Periods, liberated State of the Ute
rus, Leucorrhea or Whites it Is
/. specific remedy. tits certain cure
\ for Bcd-wetting in children. For
: weakness arising from early indis- I
cret.on, excuses in youth and dlssi-
) patton, it will be found o specific.
, f~3t is not a secret nostrum, but is
Recommended and prescribed by our
] leading physicians.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11
SUPREME COURT.

Proceedings in That Tribunal Yesterday
Land Board Case.
Special Telegram to The Statesman
TYLER, December 9.-Supreme
court-Affirmed: Hill ct al. VS.. Moore,
from Denton; Hamilton county VS..
Garrett, from HsmiitoD;- hiissoari,
Kansas & Texas railway VS.. Maytield,
Bexar; HasleF and Arendaiey vs.. Texas
& Pacifi; railway, from Maaon.
Reversed ana Great Cent
raj s. T5xasiT Trunk railway VS.. I'll HelseIy
from johnson; Leona Irrigation and
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11
HeaIth is Wealth.

iaR T.. G. NESTS NERVE ANDj iBRAIN
.ritKATaIENT, p guaranteed specific for Hys
e. IA, plzziHess Convulsions. FITS, Nervous
Neuralgia. NEadache. Nervous Prostratlon,
causeG by the use OF alcohol or tobacco,
t9akefineSs. Mental DtpresSi on, Softehing
Cs the Braia, resulting in insani y and leading
50 misery, decfy and death, Premature Old
Age, barrenness. Loss 0f Power in either sex,
lNyolultary Losses, and Spel1natorhoea caused
rJ ovsr extrti0u of the BRAN, sell abuse or
sFer-intugeree. Each box contains one
months Tn atmest. $l.t0a fOx or six boxes
WE GUARANTEE slX BaXRS
To cnre s,i.y case. Mhcn accompanied with
-usraGfee to refuHi III money il the treat
iGent does n,t eiIe'tsl cnre. Gulrautees issued
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11
SUMMARY.

IIUt. l.4O34, z .O4, a.4J12.
Second Race-PaciDg; Mile heats,
three in five, free for all. Purse $3.50
first, $500; second, $50.
A. J. Carlin entered b. m. Miss Mou-
ser,
Frank Van Ness entered b, m. Mat
tie Bond.
HIS. Shutz entered ch. g. Prichard.
This was a fine race, but it was EVIL
dent from the first that Pritchard had
the speed on his competitors. The
track was exceedingly heavy for pac-
ing purposes, and drivers complain
that the back stretch is very bad ins
deed. Pritchard won in three straight
heats easily, never being headed and
apparently never urged.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11

Ladies approve of your smoking
Little Joker"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-11

Mr.. W. j. Simpson, sherman, sass
81 used Browns IIoD Bitters and 3
safely say it is good medicine.