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Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

We were honored with call from
Rev. ". W. Nash, on Thursday. Ec
had been down on Big Greek, T. II
tend his appointment there anl b2inr
cut OF by the rise in the creek. lad
to come this way and take Ike tram
to Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

While going to and from Monroe
we noticed quite number Of con-
victs working on the r. R. We have
been informed that the rain caused
the removal of them out to Gordons.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

Rayville has her share IF measles
at this time. Severals families are
afflicted with them. Mr.. Eaira'>
family have them.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

The express office at Girarl has
been discontinued, and quite num-
Der OF express packages are coming
to this point for persons at Oak
Ridge.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

The thermometer was down to q
above zeroon Friday moru!n.. Fine
weather for saving meat.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

Very few entertainments this
Chr::-->>alas in our little village.
Measles 10 several families is one
cause Of the want of social dinners,
&c.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

We learn that the calorcl c..
Nelviria, that was so sevc-elr h...t
at the colored school in nayy.io,. Ji,.j
on SATURDAY.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

We had the pleasure Of meeting
H. Block, Of Delhi, il ;lc Iu4Coy Of
flee Thursday. Mr.. Eiorl; paid for
Beacon f. January !. 1856.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

License were issued to Alb. Camr-
bell and Miss Brunson and also to a
Mr.. Brunson and Miss Dotson this
week.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

Bocuf river is in good boating or
der now, in fact, deep enough to float
the Great Eastern. 1t rose fifteen
feet in two days.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

We noticed in town during ClIi-t-
mas holidays, several Of our Alto
friends, and some from Chayliey,I!e.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03
benevolent Orders.

H'gniar co'nmuni '-'ious Of Il. F. ;I,Gur.
Lodge No. &O9, +. x !. VI. .no>. .,c.,.i
", m'ennesiay in each month w. +. Oliver.
W. VI; Jno. summarIin, SECRETARY
T. X. Ba!iodr L"dge 40. u. Kni.,t,. Of
fy'hia', meets every Tuesday n.sh, & y
DaionI, {. G; Juo ). Sanmerin. K. Of 4
as. -
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

1884 has been a very favorable sea
son for gathering q cotton crop.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03
Gna Feeble Grow St-ou-.

When H7-te;trr's Stomach Bitters IL used
10 promote s-lu4l!a;Ipn OF the food and en-
rich TIE blCod. Indigestion the CHIEF o.
s,"c.e 10 al acquisition OF strength by tho
WEEK. IS an alliBeLt which infIiiiblE sue
cAihDs 10 tie action Of this peerless correc-
I'VE. L'sa Il nesh ami appetite, failure to
s,it.p, '-.4! growing evidence Of pr, mature
decay, are speedily Ccunferacted w the
great inv;@uraAt, w1ich traces ~ the rhy-
s!caI energies and furti;irs The CONSTITUTION
AGAINST disease. Fpr sale By al Urucc..ts
al Dealers gcEera.y.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

Nos ard Take Dinner at Rayviile
jpiiN SCOTT F Y. DAENEY,
General M.n7ger. Chief Enyr < Su,,.
X. CARROLL, General Snpt.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03

The weather has been unpreca-
IDENTITY damp tor scvcrsl day. The
rain began to fill Saturday morning.;
il increased on Sunday ana Noni..,
anI Monday night it fc!iin abu1I-
a"ce. We are Of opinion that the
rain fall from Sunday midnight to
midnight Monday wa, near Gf:ccr
inches.
Richland beacon., 1885-01-03
AnAI~r-rI,r. Gt., t'.-N.-c2

This Fa-7o17 Eo51oiy 20 Con.
s'ipa-ioa, DyS?ep-,-. Ecaigcs.
ton, Ai:cr CCngig;Es. and al
ii=cr Di+r7se9, hiss been IA I
C1n7;nT:t usa By tho pubic for 7
Fly EoGTs. G;lI is ranro pac5lcr
f9-c4 ~ tran ever be-o~o. G3ry
none hEt =. :, = clGos,; & Co.'S
osiE-rai and genuine, rlaDrtco-
'I.fcd ~ H." Cha;tanou,,. lsoIi.
cue Co., ~ Chattanooga, Tenu.
E0erF package cuc!Jsod IA Yell
low Wrapper. |
Trial package - mail, Gf.cec !
CeIlas.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Classification of Roads County
Treasurer's rs port.

Classification OF Roads County
Treasurer's RS port.
Al a recent meeting OF the County
Commissioners 1t was ordered that
the following roads be, and are
hereby declared ami established as
tirsC-clasS roads, to be kept clear of all
distractions, for full sixty feet wide;
to wit: Austin and fredericksburg
Road, Aastin and San Antonio Road,
Main Austin and Lockhart Road,
Austin and Bastrop Road, via Del
Vale. Austin and Port Layaca Road,
Austin and Bastrop Road, via Web
berville, Austin and Brennan Road,
via Manor, Austin and Cameron
Road, Upper Georgetown Road, via
Fiskville, Manor and Webberville
Road.
A jury composed of B. c Giles, Ira
johnson, John Pickett, Wesley
Grooms and Temp Norwood, were ap-
pointed to determine the exact line,
and definitely establish the Austin
and Cameron road, from Wilbarger's
creek TO the Williamson county line.
From The report of County Treasu-
rer a. ]. Jernigan it appears that
there is no balance to the credit of
the road and bridge fund.
Courthouse and jail fund, cash
balance $705 80.
The permanent school fund consists
of $1,000 in, ested in Travis county 6
per cent. bonds, and 81 ,060 cash, total
$1,000.
The available school fund shows a
cash balance of $1814,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
.ASCEN SION DAY.
How lie Was Celebrated by the ri
x mils hts

How lt Was Celebrated by the Sill
knights,
Ascension day was celebrated by
Colorado Commandery yesterday and
last evening, in q manner betitting the
occasion, by religious services in the
afternoon at the M. E. Church South
and by grand banquet in Masonic
Temple at night, at which were seat
ed hundred and twenty Sir Knights
and ladies. The services at the
church consisted OF anthem sing
ing, readings and responses by
the fraternity, and an address. upon
the Ascension of Our Saviour by Sir
Knight Rev. r. X. Smoot, Prelate of
the Commandery. The procession OF
the Sir Knights from the Asylum to
the church, and return was imposing,
the handsome body of men attracting
much attention as they marched with
martial tread arrayed in their attrac-
tive uniform. Colorado Comandery
is one OF the strongest and best in the
State, and is a credit alike
to our city and to the order.
The banquet was a splendid affair,
three long tables fairly grooming un-
der their load OF del1cacies. A detail
of Sir Knights served as walters, Gre
ating much merrimert, but uoing
heir part well. Sir Knight WesJfalI
of Burnet acted as toast master, call
ing upon Sir Knight Peeler to respond
to "The Ladies" which he did in his
usual happy style "Austin" was
toasted reSpose by Major Robertson.
Texas" 10y Judgd Norton. "The
clergy" by Rev. Poipdexter,
and Commander Doom, called upon
Sir Knight Westfau, to respond TO a
toast to "rhe city of Burnett" which
he did in royal style. The occasion
was one OF much enjoyment, and
will be long remembered by the Ma
sonic fraternity of this city.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21

left cash balance in the hands of its
projectors. Similar results can be OBJ
tanned here. if the business people will
put their shoulders to the wheel. He
had talked with several business men,
and all had expressed a willingness
to take a number OF shares
in the proposed enterprise. But he
believed now was the time to act,
hence he opposed postponement.
The ideas advanced by Gov. Rob-
erts were concurred in by alderman
Pratt and Col. Carleton, and very
highly elaborated by the latter gen
tleman. Finally, a motion prevailed,
| to postpone action on the report unit
next Saturday night. and another
motion prevailed making Messrs.
Jules Bonretield, w r Brown and
Dave Hunter a committee to sound
the city upon the question OF
organizing a joint stock company
and to urge every business man
interviewed to attend the meeting
next week.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
until next Saturday nightat8 o'clock
at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
WATER! WATER !
Plenty OF It in the Colorado, but Vel
Little for Austin:

Plenty Of It in the Colorado, but Very
Little for Austin.
No one Can hardly estimate the
value OF thing until uepriyeu its use,
or, to use the poetic sa}iDg, BLESSINGS
brighten as they Take their flight"
For the past three Gays the citizens
of Austin have turned their facets,
yet the water flow ed not forth. SOule-
thing was the matter at the WORKS
To some the Inconvenience WIS not so
great, seeIng that they had els eriio.
Or, perhaps, wells, but nOng thOSt
whose whole supply OF A1auI's de
came through the pipes of the y uotlo
Water Company there was Consider
abe kicking.
A STATESMAN reporter Was sent 70
hea1 Quarters yesterday aft"rno@it tt
| ind out where the Iruu:lt lay He
found Capt. Matnrr, The prrslacnt o
the company, with "a gang Of aUuut
twenty live Inen at work near the
| river, just west OF the buildings. Ehe
| men were toiling with d viii. They
had worked night and DAY Tor As hours
A dozen or mo- were Wadlng'atouI
at the bottom of big well, shoVelling
out sand and trash. The rest were
rigging up u huge derrick.
what is the Jrouble?" said the re
porter
Capt Mather smIlingly explain
"YOu remember the late heavy Ia
and the accident occasioued TO ou
wells thereby. The toR Of this ore
Was blown off and it was flied uE
with sand aS You Ste. The suction
pipe gets choked up with it ald hence
we can't pump any water, Tha
is the cause of the trouble with the
well. Out yonder in the river, it il
the same way. a sand-bank ha
| formed over the pipe, and won't al
mi OF pumping the water This i
the first time we have been inteTferet
with this way, and while it is annoy
ing in the extreme, 1t can't be helped
| We hope that the CunStantly-Sh ifLin;
sands may Loose their grip on Gu
pipe, and ia tn, mean time are pump
ing out this well. SO as to Clean GU
the sand in it, when water can be had
as usual.
The Captain looked worn out; b.
had been up all the proceeding night
working among his men with tn
heartiest will. He will spare n,
pains to remedy the pres
ent inconvenience, though II i
hard to name the precise time wheI
the supply will be again turned on. /
is hoped that the pipes will be dis
charging their contents some time du
| ring tO-daV
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
AROUND AUSTIN.

If Nat @ lived in Austin he wotllC
be- the lasC man to murmur at the
scarcity OF water.
The present failure in the water
supply is not the fault of the CON pany
but the unforefeen result of providen
tial causes.
Deputy Sheriff Gibson, of Palo Pin.
to County, brought III Mrs. JIM John.
son, an insane lady of that county, tC
be placed in the Asylum.
Neat Invitations have been issued
for reunion OF the Alumni and ex
Cadet Associations of the State A. &
M. , ollege, TO take place June I'd
In the district court, yesterday, Tom
Rector, colored, was sentences by
Judge Walker to two years stay IN
The peniLentiary. He was convicted Of
an assault with intent to murder
The friends of Nc. and Mrs. Phil
pott, formerly of Austin, will regret
to hear of the death of their daughter
Alice, which sad event occurred at
their homo in Bryan on the LIST OF
May.
Everybody rejoiced at the rain
Since the water has teen cut off, the
dusL has been OF Only disagreeable,
but a source of positive loss to the
merchants. 1t is settled for while
anyhow.
From some cause, incident to put
ting in the new machinery at the
water-works, the city had its usual
supply from the Colorado, cut short
Yesterday. Il will flow again this
morning.
A weekly meeting for topical
study of the Bible, and prayer, will
commence tonight at Obe Baptist
Mission, near the Narrow Guage de-
pot, conducted by Rev. w. z. Drew
All are invited.
The customary assault on SER
want girl was made at the usual hour
Yesterday morning The girl was
Matte johnson, (col } a cook in the
employ of Mrs. Hendricks. A man
named Mabry was arrested.
1t is said that the Austin girls are
giving up the habit Of chewing gum.
They find that a girls mouth don't
get any smaller by chewing it, and
they mean to put no more faith in
what the embarrassing gum-sellers
tell them.
After an eight months e sion, the
public schools OF Austin viii close to
day for the season. The boys and
girls will enjoy a four-month's rest
from text books. which is prob iDly
not too long, Wnen the climate is
taken into consideration.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
Wives! Mothers! Daughters!

BE YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN !
A lady who Tor years suffered tor
mentS worse than death from Uterine
Troubles, Falling of the Womb, Leu
corrhoea, Suppressions, ETC., AID who
had despaired of being cured, found a
remedy which completely cured her.
Any sufferer from such troubles Can
use the remedies, and thus CURE HER
SELF, without revealing her condition
to any one. and without subjecting
her Womanly modesty TO the shock of
an examination by a physician. The
prescriptions and full directions for
use, sent FREE to any address, secure
ly sealed. Enclose one 1.-TWO cent?
stamp. Address, naming this paper.
Mrs. w. T.. HOLMES.
658 Broadway. N, Y.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
EXAMINING TRIAL
of Ike PIummer, Charged With the
Murder OF ELIZA shelly.


Mention was made day or so ago
of the arrest of Ike Plummer, negro
man charged with the murder of Eliza
Shelly, which horrible affair is still
fresh in the public mind. Until yes
teTday Plummer was not aware that
there was such a charge against him,
as he had been working out a fine i'm
posed by the recorder for Vagrdncy.
He was taken before Justice Won
Rosenberg for hearing to determine
whetherthere was sufficient evidence to
have him bound over or not. He is a
tall, ungainly, i'll kempt negro, with
countenance suggestive more of idiocy
than brutality, and about thirty years
of age. Mr.. J. II. Pope of this city,
| mas known him long time, and says,
| that while he was commonly regarded
as Jriling, there was nothing of
vicious disposition about him. Ike
Gid not seem uneasy during the prog
ress of the examination but at times
a half imbeciIe grin played over his
black face.
The fir witness introduced by the
State was Andrew Rogers. He
swcre that he had known both the de-
feudant and the murdered woman for
about year. He bad known of a
quarrel between them about SIX weeks
ago. At that time they were living
together ON Red River street. The
woman then went to cook for DE-. L.
B. Johnson. Last Wednesday, (May
9Th witness passed 10y DR.. JOhnsnn's
residence and saw defendant and de.
ceased together. He heard PlunmeI
say Il want some money" The wo
man answered, 81 have none for you
! what little | have j. for my children
and | don't want you around me-
Then PiummeT went IF. shaking
? bis head, and saying "I'll see yor
8 again, if [ live, by -" This va
about o'clock p. N. Witness saw
the handle of either hammer or ;
Ratchet protruding from Plummer'
f pocket.
! Witness lived close by Piummel
I and was awakened by the latter whel
S he came to his room that night. |
i was after 1 o'clock when he came in
:. This WAS about the substance &
r Rogers story. If true, it makes out
e case of circumstancial evidence of
= strongly eliminating nature.
}, The examination OF other witnesse
4 will be continued this morning.
Y In conversation with reporter
t Plummer strongly denied his guilt.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
County Cn"ttPIease Explain

AUSTIN, Texas, May Is sob, for
free bridge" is the oft
repeated call of THE STATESMAN.
The subscriber ecbos the same, il part.
Oh, for roads. that the people could
come to a bridge, free or otherwise.
TO the writer's knowledge over 100000
pounds of wool from Bl4nco and other
counties would have come to Austin,
had there been a decent crossing or.
the Perdenalis. This went 10 Burnet
with its corresponding trade. Over
300 sacks of w joI the owners are AK
ious to bring to this market. but find
wagoners Will not come to Austin
with the roads in their present. condi
ton. Query.-What is the use OF
bridges without roads to reach them
Yours praying for good crossings
| and roads and bridge.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21

ADVICE TO MOTHEks-MrS. Wins
lows Soothing ryrnp should always
be used when children are cutting
teeth. L. relieves the little sufferer
at once; it produces patural, quiet
sleep by relieving the child from pam.
and the little cherub awakes as bright
as a baton" It is very pleasant TO
taste. 1t soOths the child, softens the
gums, ailays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrh9a, whether
arising from teething or other causes.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
DEPARTMENT DOlNGS.
Brief Paragraphs Gathered Around
the Capitol.

| Brief paragraphs Gathered Around
the CapiiOl.
Nothing has been heard by the Gov
ernor relative to the escaped conyicts
from Clay's Camp in BraZos County.
1t is likely they will all be recaptured
Chartered: Harmony Association
of Henrietta and Presbyterian Asso-
citation of Fort Worth
The tax collector of Dewitt County
is the first to make final settlem ent
with the State for last years collec-
lions.
The scholastic census of Nc Mullen
Countys shows a population of 2l7
against 216 last year.
The Governor and Comptroller will
probably attend the commencement
exercises of the Sam Houston Normal
Institute.
In response to query from the
Superintendent of Pubic Instruction,
the Attorney General advises that
the offices of alderman and city school
trustee may be legally held by the
same person at the same time, as the
latter is not an Office of emolument.
and hence there is no violation of the
l.W.
a gentleman from the newly or
ganized county of Val Verde said
yesterday that in the first county cleo
Iion, the returns from one of the vo-
ting precincts We're sealed up in the
ballot box with the votes, so that the
county commissioners would not open
the box, and gave the certificate of
election of sheriff to candidate who
had Tot in 1act, received the
highest number of votes. This can
didate however, not desiring to take
any unfair advantage refuses to
qualify for the office and thus the
trouble, bad feeling and expense OF
contested election will be avoided.
The appointment by the court of the
man who did get the majority of the
votes will likely be the result.
The County of Val Verde will be
the richest in assessed values, and
one of the most prosperous in the
Extreme West.
The Attorney General today adj
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
DISTRICT COURT.
Jerry Willis ana Tenn II ectOr bound
for Huntsville

for Huntsville
Jerry Willis is young Austin dar-
key of about twenty. He was in
dicted along with RobG. Rubirth for
the murder of Billy Watford, an
English hostler something over year
ago. The killing took place in low
colored dive of the first ward. Jerry
was implicated though noe by name.
in Watford's dying declaration His
attorneys, West and McGowan, made
a hard fight for HIM, but. distr ict-at-
tornev Robertson made out such a
strong case against Jerry that the jury
at late hour yesterday afternoon
brought in verdict of murder in the
second degree, and fixed the penalty
at seven years stay in the peniten-
tiary.
Jerry is not bad looking boy, but
on the contrary has quite a good face,
and is far above the average of his
race IN intelligence.
Tom Ector was another young col
ored fellow on trial yesterday. He
was about the same age of jerry and
a shade darker. His offense was an
assault with intent to murder Alex
McGowan, also son OF Ham The
jury found him guilty and made it
Two years.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
4 MOB'S MADNESS.
FORTY OONVIOrS SET FREE BY A
GANG OF DBSPERADOBS.
Governor Ireland Issues a Proc.
iamatiOn, Offering 5000
Reward.
The Geographic details of the re-

The Geographic details of the re-
lease of, forty convicts from Camp
Clay on the BFaZOS River, while mea-
ger, were sufficient to tell of the per
petratiOn of one Of the boldest and
most lawIess deeds ever heard of in
Texas. Friends of these cOnVicJS
deliberately undertook to release them
from the custody OF the guards, and
after d spirited fight, succeeded in SO
doing. In connection with the deS-
perate act, the following proclama-
ton, issued Immediately on receipt OF
the news, was sent out by the Gov
ernor:
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To ali to Whom These Presents shall Come
Whereas, il has been made known
TO me that on the 14Jn day OF MAY,
1885, in the couLty Of BraZOs, Ut
known persons did release ! umjtI
OF cOnvictS III the .WIul custuu, If
the st lie at Gay Camp, and that said
upkn, wa prisons are nov at iaTgs
ana are lIgluyes from justice.
Nov, Cner; foe, /, iona Irei I'D
Governor of Texas, do, by vittue u
the au' h0rity vested il lie ny tn
COns'l luton AID Laws Of ihiS STATE
ntTtDy oII6r a T. "dIO III
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
each Tor The arrest ard deliver
OF III" said unknOwii ptTs, lis q
The Sheriff ,f Bf"zoo County, in III
the jail doos OF sud C34Dty. Anu
fuItht uffer full pa don to any one
or two, OF sd d convIcis VINO will pu
Z the State III POSSESSION OF s"fii ;len
; evidence to secure the CONVICTION u
the parties planning AID engaging i
said rele aSe.
2 in testimony whereof. | b lave heret
J signed my name and eau ed tn ne i'm
2 pressed hereon the seal OF State, q
The City of Austiu, this Is h day c
/, MAY, A. d. 1885.
JOHN IRELAND,
by the Governor Governor.
j. w. BAINEs. Secretary Of Stat
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
ARELIABLE ARTICLE.

For enterprise, push and desire 60
get such goods as will give the trade
satisfaction Alexander Bros, the
Druggists, leads all competition. They
sell DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup, because its the best Medicine
on the market, for Coughs, Colds
Group and Primary Consumption
Price 5Ocents and SLIGO. Samples free
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
"BUCHU-PAIBA."

Quick, complete cure Tor all XIII
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
ScaIdiDg, Irritation, Stone, GraveD
Catarrh of the bladder. 81. Drug
OiStS
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21

North avenue has a great many peo-
pie living on it, and the people on
both sides of Waller Greek want it
graded and the creek bridged.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
HEART Palms

Palpitation, Dirpsical Swellings,
Dizziness, Indigestion. Headache
Sleeplessness cured by wells Health
Renewer.'
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
CROUCH ON PAIN

Cures collie. cramps, diarrhea; ex-
ternally for aches, pains. sprains, heart
ache, neuralgia, rheumatism. For
man or beast. 20 and Soc.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21

ask for Wells "Rough on Corns,
15c. Quick. complete cure. Hard or
soft curns. V arts. bun Ions.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Public Road Established-R-p port Of


On hearing report Of jury of view
ordered that road Of the first-class
he established from the mouth Of
Shaw's lane, via Gonzales crossing to
the County line.
a number of warrants were ordered
drawn. The report of County Treas
urtr A. j. Jernigan was examined,
and being found Correct was approved.
rrpIA cTTDED'S DTIpnDn
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
TROUGH On RATS"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flea
ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmun ks
gOphers. 15c. Druggists.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
TREASURES REPORT.
Total, Sl4 S5l.3t
CROUCH ON CORNs."

Respectfully submitted,
A. j JERNIGAN,
Treasurer. Travis County.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21


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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21

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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-21
Patent Novenn1oer as. 1898.
RGaSODS why This Hive is th} Best in USb

MR.. j. BARNEs-Dear Sir: Before using your 'C on II
eral others vii but Indifferent success and had about
of "Woman's Mission" but being induced to try YOU
result. fifty of age but can handle and Car
using your hive see no reason to prevent aI.Y lad
of they handle heir bees in a q umOn SenFe way My
yOur idea Wlntering shall In the futui
and cheer fully recommend your hive as worthy II
them satisfied that it is ali that is claimed Tor it, which
uing may be great success, remain,