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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-22

You cannot afford to waste time in experimenting
when your lungs in danger. Consumption al
ways seems at first, only cold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon you with some cheap imita-
ton of DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, but be you get the genuine.
Because he ca4 make more profit he may tell you
he has something just as good, or just the same.
Don't be deceived, but insist upon getting DR.
Kings New Discovery, which is guaranteed to
give relief in all Throat, Lung anh Chest affections
Trial bottles free at II. C. Pierce's Drug Store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-22
National Republican Ticket.
Congress adjourned on Saturday

General Harrison is certainly prov
ing himself to be one of the most in
teresting and resourceful public
speakers that the country has ever
known. His addresses are models
of vigor, dignity and good taste, and
no man in the party is doing more
to bring about that splendid triumph
of Republican principles which is
now practically assured.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-22

Defeat is school in which truth al
ways grows ST ing. Though your dis
ease battle your p 'ysician, if you put your
blood in good order with Warmers Log
Cabin Sarsaparilla, you can rely on final
ly growing well and strong. Pure blood
means good health.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-22

The last spike OF the Mexican Central
Railway has been driven and the road will
be open to traffic November |.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-22

"A single rua OF tHr u..Ia....
fg.60. lH nDI .tuF HHH ...I ....
at pucca lower tlaH .,.I U..... |. .#.
Iievp o., como HUd .U. IHm E.# ..#...
lupfs mlfrL uI 1000 ..aH ...... ...
storks 8f goods Iu mI HH# H Nr.... .....
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-22


free trade message.
Clinton B. Fisk, who will receive
quite a large vote from the party
prohibitionists, is a man of good
character. He is popular speaker,
and if it were possible to make him
president, would do the duties of
his office well. AS his candidacy is
of no Importance in itself, except so
far as it shall aid in diminishing the
Harrison vote in several states north
and in driving off few votes from
Cleveland in the south, it will not
be worth while to speak at length of
the candidate. The principles in
volved in this contest are of far
more Importance than the candidates.
The republicans declare for protec-
tion.-and the word is taken in no
limited sense. They propose to pro-
tect the industries of the people by
so maintaining and perfecting the
tariff of the country as to defend
her laborers from the effect Of cheap
foreign labor, while it shall protect
her manufacturing and producing
industries by shielding them from
foreign competition and increas-
ing home consumption. The con-
SINNER, while he may aot purchase
every article lie uses at as low a rate
as he might. If the world poured its
products upon us without duties, is,
in most cases, so helped in all his
business enterprises, SO defended
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
Carried OF the Pr1zes.

Al ta= San Antonio fair the following
gentlemen ezTried o. prizes for fns
chickens:
q. 5. Hsaybo=sr, OF Austin, took fret
aud second prizsz for Plymouth Rocks,
hest breeding pen of Pl!m0ui0s and also
first prizes for highest scoring pen and
highest scoring pair.
q. L. Mufef, OF Austin, took first and
second prizes fo- black Java fOEls.
Chss. I. Raymond, Of Austin, va=
awarded frs; prize for best LsngEhsus
best Lsng=han chicks, beat breeding he1
Of Laugshsrs, AID second highest scorins
pair on exhibition.
&c. Smith, Of McDzde, 70 the second
prize for Wysndoite Ell ek=.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29

ments of the federal statutes touchin, q.
meeting of the electors and the us;isa
prescribed for the procedure of the 49,
Urs.
The act of February 5, 1857, prov;a..
that the electors of each state shall ~.
and give their votes or the second Mo,S'.
in January next following their spuo;,f
msni, at such place in each state a a.
legislature of such state shall 6irect.s
Under the old Law the first Wedne.,,,
IN December vas the day for meeting.
The third section of the act NAH. q
the duty OF the governor of each s,,.,
ss soon as practicable after the rssult n
the election has been officially ss,.,
tanned, to Communicate, under the seal 4
the state, TO the secretary of state of a,
United STATED certificate of A.
ascertsirment of the electors chou,
setting forth the names OF such elsetr
and the canvas or other sscertsin.
ment under the laws OF such state, of 4.
number of the votes given or cast for al
person for whose appointment sny sri
all votes have been given or cast 4
$50 made the duty of governors OF stats
70 deliver 70 the electors 90 or befors "A,
second Monday in January, Ike oerti.
cate IN triplicste, under the seal OF N
state
TIE electors are required 10 name n
their ballots the person voted for as p,esL
dent, and in distinct ballots the psun
voted for as yIcs-president, and they shsH
make distinct lists of all persons yOts
for as president, and of all persons vutsi
for as vice president, and of the numbs
of votes for each, which lists they sksI
sign and certify ard transmit sealed N
the seat of government of the UnitE
States, directed to the president of IN
senate
That is the first clause of article u d
the constitution of the United Statss
Having made the certificates, the Law a.
rects that the electors shall seal them ID
and certify upon each that the lists Of ii
the votes of such state given for presidai
and of all the votes given for vice-prssi-
dent are contained therein"
Next comes the duty of TRANSMITTING
the three certificates, which must be dom
IN the following manner:
"First-They 1.-THE electors) shall, b.
writing, under their hands, or the hsnds d
a majority of them, appoint q person b
take charge of and deliver to the pref
dent of the senate at the seat of goysn.
ment, forthwith, the second MoudsJh
January, on which the electors shall giN
their votes, one of the certificates.
"Second-They shall forthwith forVsa
by the postofice to the president Of a
senate at the seat of government Ml
other of the certificates"
"Third- They shall forthwith cause ths
other of the certificates to be DELIVERED
the judge of that district in which The
electors shall assemble"
Too much care cannot be observedb
the governors of states and electors b
complying with these regulations. Ever
technicality and every formality should
be scrupulously observed, otherwse .
controversy is likely TO arise over them
formality when the two houses of congss
meet in joint convention on the second
Wednesday of February next.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
What You Paw.

Mr.. Brady, at the famous Union msrI y
kindly furnished The STATESMAN with Wv
following market price yesterday forVsgv
tables:
Cabbage, per dozen, 81.
Cabbage, per pound, ? cents.
Tomatoes, per quart, 10 cents.
Celery, per bunch, 60 cents.
Turnips, per bunch, 5 cents.
Green peppers, per dozen, 10 cents
Sweet potatoes, per peck, % cents.
Irish potatoes, new, per peck, 6O c'p'
Okr, per quart, 10 cents.
Grapes, per basket, as cents.
Grapes, per pound, 20 cents.
Oranges, per dozen, so cents. .,t
Concord grapes, per pound, l21s O''~
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
THE AGoEY's OVER
The County Commissioners Organ
re and Make Appointments.

re and Make Appointments.
Mss.T.. Jake setnsi5er .15 G.ssseOck
The rsT co-Ety eouuiss:Ons.z, we're
.sOru IL yesterday AID ;hs eg1Ety oou
lai.siorers eg1Ft o-gsnizsd With y11gs
Bfzeksry,dys and CO1uiss!Ousrs Vel
msr, ClOB5, Sc-r-i5sr aid Glsssoock.
Ali ire bOOks, papers AID properly 0!
the eouaiy we're TUNED over 20 then and
they proceeded - elect comfy physi,
elan, : superintendent for the po0E farm,
= bri5gsksspsr, s8psriutsrdsEts Ct ihs
comfy couTicts, AID porter 81 fAs ooor'
,Vcss.
Iasrs we're ruusyors applicants for me
ssTsizl places and tie fOllO=ins gentle
men =ers elected from the number:
Dr. 5. GRAVES reelected county ply
.lcisu for the next fso yesrs.
Wn. Mccall reelected suyeri-teucsu;
Of the p, Or farm for the reIt tso yssrs.
VIM Tune! reelected bridge keeper
for the LsIi tSO year..
M1uroe Sawyer and I. Z. Warren ST.
PeriEtsncsLt. Of the convict campo.
Andrew George, por sr At the court
house.
All Of the county officers have quail
fed, eIcept Sheriff White and NJ. A. z
AOrris.
County Attorney Walton has entered
! upon hi- duties, ard EilI have al Office .;
ins court house.
J1stics jack Stewart IL nov duly IN
tailed, and for the ;imsbeiug Will hold
nis eOort 1t Justice Tegerei's old sand
Mr. Walter Robertson i row the con-
table, aud has appointed Of5cer JAMES
z. Davis his chief deputy, and hs vii
make good one.
The cyuuty commissioners in their az
pointmsnts did veil, for the gent!eu II
named have proved for the past Two yesrs
that they are faithful ard efficient.
cOUSTT COMMISSIONERS.
Zach officer installed took the following
oath:
l. -, do solemnly swear Tor sffirml
that will faithfully and impsrtislly dis
charge and perform all the duties incum-
bent upon me as --, according 70
the best Of my skill and ability, agreeably
20 the constitution and laws OF the United
States and Of this state; aud l do further
sOlemnly swear Tor affirm that since the
adoption of the constitution of this state
|, being citizen Of this state, have not
fought duel with deadly weapons within
this state, nor ont Of it, nor have sent OF
accepted challenge to fight duel with
deadly weapons, nor have 1 acted as sec
ond in carrying challenge, or aided, sd.
vised or assisted any person thus offend
ing. And further solemnly swear (or
AFFIRM that have not, directly or indi
rectly, paid, offered or promised 70 pay
contributed nor promised to contribute
any money or valuable thing, or promised
any public Office or emplo ment, as g
reward for the giving or withholding q
vote at the election at which was elected
Tor, If the Office ia one of appointment, to
secure my sppointment): So help me
God.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
A Railroad to Llano.

II the business men Of Austin expect
to retain the trade of Llano they had bet
ter be looking after the railroad interest
in that section. The following from the
Express of yesterday shows that San
Antonio is alive to the importance of Sc.
curing railroad connection with that
county, which The STATESMAN believes in
few years will be one of the weslthiest
and most prosperous in central Texas:
"Messrs. W. A. II. Miller, of Llano, and
Hon. VIM. Wahrmund, Felix Wander
stucken and VIM. Basse, OF Fredericks-
burg, met the board of trade at the SEQ
retary's Office yesterday. They have
raised $75. 600 TO build the road, but it
will require $3.50 600 and San Antonio ia
expected 30 raise tile necessary $4,000
The following committee was appointed
to investigate and canvass and report
progress TO the board of trade to-day at
4 p. m, viz: G. l.. Dignowity, Edgar
Schramm, S. Half, G. A. Duerlsr, j. l.. s.
liant, Chas. Hugo and f. Groos.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
Vote for Governor.

The governor received returns from the
following counties yesterday:
Kimole-Ross, 2S6; Martin, 80.
Starr-Ross, $50; Martin, none.
Chsmbers-Ross, 266; Martin, 142.
McCulloch-Ross, $50; Martin, none.
Morris-Ross, $50; Martin, 473.'
Haskell-RCss, 1856; Martin, none.
Collin-Ross, 1910; Martin, 1.497.
Csmp-Ross, 593; Martin, 637.
Archer-ROss, 1875; Martin, 241.
Freestone-Ross, LIPS; Martin, 1,126.
Goliad-Ross, 514; Martin $50.
Ell Paso-Ross, 1,4SO Martin, 1,O2S.
Harms Ross, 511, Martin, SO.
Returns from 124 counties give Ros;
1S2,005; Martin, 1858. Ross majority
los 362. There are seventy-four countie,
to hear from.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
A Pleasant Reception.

Mrs. f. G. Graves, at her elegant resi-
dence, No. 2OO5 West San Marcos street,
on TUe4dsy last rendered the law class Of
1889 reception. The following ladies
assisted the hostess in receiving the
numerous guests: Misses Elise and BERTHE
Peeler, Julia Iglehart, Mamie and Maggie
Odom and Grace Worthy.
The following ladies and gentlemen
we're present:
The Misses Whitis, Saddler, Reese,
Maxwell, Lille and Belle Waggener,
Edith and Mary Caring ton, Smith, Tobin,
Ragsdale and FLASHED; Messrs. Kimble,
Dohoney, Barber, Barron, Vandenberg,
Supple, Allen, Love, Slater, Williams,
Summers, Clsmpitt, Nixon, WIdder John
son, Lackey, Harrison, Earl, Fisher, Camp,
Ellis, Mshan, Parker and Mahau.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
A Happy Marriage.

A quiet but very happy marriage was
that Wednesday night of Mr.. Tom Hous-
ton and Miss Agnes Pickle. The cere-
mony occurred at the residence of the
brides mother, Rev. E. B. Wright Of
fciatiug. Mr.. Houston lives a few miles
east of the city, and is a we'll known and
prosperous young farmer. Miss Agnes
for long time was in the Western Union
Office in this city. She is lady of more
than ordinary attachments, and her quiet,
lady-like ways won for her hosts of friends,
who, IN common with The STATESMAN.
wish her a long, happy and prosperous
life
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
Z NsH Postal Card

Tas po=nSo= 6=ps-tusn: Eil is=1s
rev postal -s,5s tC- CEREAL Use about
Js4usry !. TIE rsE cards VII differ
from tt= cd Ors= Il ==c1..ug prlysc! 20
TIE correspondence eoltslr=d upon than
Tie card I uCca ike io1b.s card OF the
present usft=-r. tie back t0l5 being split
cisgorsl! srd opening square out. The
fO1r corners aye folded and joined to-
ysioe. II the csctsr, WIEN tie card has
been written upon, With Piscs Of
g1uus5 paper. TIE card weighs less
than half an ouccs. AID viii contain no
more writing than 90 those no= il Use.
The Issuance Of double OF reply postal
cards Is also among he possibilities.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29

s0-fa- Il asd IL origin II Texas, EbOss
sc--i-s5O-sr Ct !uUixrsri0l. acting
E5r- t.o== q oi.E- =-stss- called ne COZ
Ts- tic1 81 Eo-'gozsr! - : esLtrzl poiri
EASILY rsse-s5 t-o- ever! part Of i1s
so-,s. TIE E0Ts-1or= c: the several
states. O. TIE eJu-isz:Ozs-= OF inuigrs-
t:rn. have appointed t1l lists Of delegates
AID i.= zf-e-6sre= s,-ss5! promises .
Il large. TIE citiz=-s q NOu'gousT!
have appointed local committees and are
5c:-z 81 Il itsi: poEs: % make E-ec==E
Of IL illustrating
Rs5-r=5 rates -ET= bsso s5cCrs3 OF one
fare 70: i.= ro1cd nip fun 81 points IN
re -O-t.- tickets bang OF sale December
70 AID god mn Jzousr! ), l.-s.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
THE ELECTORAL VO9E.
Several Directions of Law for
Guidance of Governors and
Electors.

This is a good time to call attention to
the fact that an act was passed by the
Forty ninth congress 'to fix a day for the
meeting of the electors of president and
vice-president, and to provide for and
regulate the counting of the votes for
president and vice-prssident, and the de-
cisions of questions arising Hereunder p
1t is also good time to di-
rect the attention of the ex-
ecut:ve officers of the several
states who have duties to perform in
connection with the ascertainment of the
electoral vote to this important matter,
and to suggest that they should at once
fsmiliarize themselves with the require
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
GET OUT YOUR GUNS.
Tax Collector Morris Ready For
HIS Annual Raid.


County Collector Morris is fixing to go
out on his annual raid, and he gives notice
that he will be at the following places on
the dates given to meet with the taxpayers
to collect their taxes for the year 1888:
Anderson Mill, Monday, November 26,
1898.
Travis Peak, Tuesday, November %.
Carl Beck Store, Friday, November go.
Ostmsnville, Saturday, December l.
Del Vale, Monday, December 3.
Webberville, Tuesday and Wednesday,
December and ).
Manor, Thursday and Friday, December
6 and Z.
Dessau, Saturday, December g.
Duva!, Monday, December 10.
Mancheca, Wedu esday, December y,
Nsmele-s, Friday, December II.
He also gives not ce that all taxes due
for the present year must be paid prior to
January l, 1883; as soon after said date
he will be ompelled TO advertise all prop
erty upon which taxes are unpaid.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
Don't Experiment.

YO1 csnEO; afford 10 waste TINE IN Il
perinsr,ing Enen yO1r luERs aye n dan
ger. Consumption always sserns, 81 first
only cold. 10 not permit any dealer -
imp poe upsn yOu With some cheap irliia-
sion u Dr.. Kipg's ssz Discovery for Con
sum piion, CO1ghs ard Colds, bat Be s1re
you get the genuine. Became be cal
make more prof; be may tell yO1 he h.
something just - good. or just ths came
Don't be deceived, bat insist upon getting
DR.. King's New Discovery, Ehich L guar
sntssd 20 give relief in al throat, lung
and chez; affections. Trial bottles free a.
Morley Bios'. drug store. Large tot
ties 81
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29

ss-sy1 sE5 y Ors ysz''s tl--s tie s-eo=ss
Q. failure q : ts-sDlk= s!si@a ca .
t-lIy cszr E.f-z;-5
Ws have soO-i L5-g 1-i.s= q sO-czlso
D-5-ic ros1. II I-zEi. comfy r1Lu11g II
=. c.,seti1s. We cs1 c=fs-oi-s from
os.siiT q p0p--siig-- s-s-zcts: % so-l
,E5 sug-zf q zz-ir--t--sI prO5-stz
s.sfs 70 b=Si, TIE sTps,i-s ri, scd Il
sea taiEg - t1-rpiE= ECsds : DOz=.-
BE- IL s-5o- ,ll.--=LE Eo1.d d f1=
greatest % si-.= DoNy1 % CT eC1-.T- We
nave q Isz.i OIs engineer EhO ozs Is1
many yss:z' sI.=-isCes II ding f1r--
pike roz5.. Lei tio bs S-si su v1Oys5 20
O-'!irs ~ sEps rI--=-f s1c l.i sTs-!t.lL :
y cOEs urcsE III s1p@rTi--or- H. E1--
eess z-sy Il irTsr5sb 70 :. 81 iklz .-Ie-
t1rs. Lei f1s imitation D. isks- :; 0-oz.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
The Grim Reaper.

A. his ranch in Blsrco county On Tues.
day, SDTembe, -, J. J. M1sgro7e in hi'
seventh eighth year. Mr.. Mu-g,OTs w.
an HONEST, cl.ysr old Texan ~ho came n
Travis county more than forty yesrs sgo
from Red River county, and in both
places was loved and respected for hi=
many ami.bis and social virtues. He
leaves fond wife, nov bsTssys0 widow.
sister Of Wm. x. Robinson, Of IfsTi-
county, and al adopted soD, Al A0sg'o7e,
whom be has always treated a. hi. real
cod, 70 mourn hi. irrepsrsble loss. He IL
indeed a .Oss 20 his county and state, for
his example wss that Of a !uS', pure and
generous citizen.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
Fine L arge Potatoes.

Mr.. R. Bertram, the wholesale grocer at
the Union market building, yesterday re-
ceived a carload of the celebrated Utah
or Salt Lake Irish potatoes. They are
probably the largest, best favored and
most toothsome potato ever 10 this city
They are real curiosities, and it will be
worth your while to go around and see
them.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
Information Wanted

TIE follOsiLg wa rsesiTsd 81 this of1es
La; sT. uiLR;
Alvin c. Asa-Dsz, Son Er!is i1la
With the hope that il nay eoIas uncs'
yogr oi,.sYTsiiDr, ~ AK yOz 70 write ~
ne. We d0D'i wait 20 bYiry yO1 back
bs; if yos don't srits 20 ne u Sill break
ny heart. Plssss write % ne. fosi
rnotbsy. Me-. AsE.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
Board of Trade

Hon. A. P. Woodbridge and Mr.. b.
Saunders, president of the board Of trade
were out again yesterday soliciting SUD-
scriptions to stock. They now lack q Nv
tie over $4,000, and hope to raise it 10 >
day or two. Itshould be remembered tn@
you are not donating your money. iOu
are simply buying stock in the building
and will have an interest in it.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loathsome disease, Catarrb, and
vsinly trying every known remedy, atlii
found recipe which completely cured
and saved him from death. Any sufslsi
from this dreadful disease sending q self
addressed stamped envelope to Prof J'l
Lawrence, IS Warren street, New YOf
City, will receive the recipe free of charge
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
A Bosom Friend,

From the San Antonio Express.
There will be no more betting on cleo.
lions in this state. Attorney genera
Hogg has raised his warning hand sna
thst settles 1t. Those who bet and lOsh
but have not paid, will find in Hogg
bosom friend.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
Immigration Convention.

The committee having in charge the
southern imm' grstion convention, which
convenes in Montgomery, Ala, December
II, 1883, has sent out the TO lowing:
The interstate immigration convention
called to meet in Montgomery, Ala, is a
matter of great importance to the whole
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29

Keep reliable friend always on hand"
such DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has always
proven itself to be.
Don't!-If a dealer offers you bottle
of Salvation Oil in mutiIated or defaced
package, don't touch tit may be a
worthless counterfeit.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
SeedsI Seeds! Seeds!

Colorado Bottom Grass seed wa ,rTs
For sale: johnson Grass seed, AI n.io.
Glover, Rye, Barley, Sorghum and oS
RADIO Bottom Grass and other field I'm .0rn
Meal exchanged for corn. Shelled Yin
and oats bought and sold. @. j. MS Ms.t
Hay, Grain and Seed Dealer, 2Oz ""
Pecan street, Austin, Texas.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
AlIlarca Exchange.

Do yoz kl0= iazi ils Farmer A..lsIe G
vzris ~ ss:so.I.1 81 sLc.zcg- z ~. go
;iOL Of ias ,izi<s T2sy 60, zE1 Sza AZ
toLiy i after i: via TIE .srZs.i kid o. :
pOl-. Wat are yO8 gong 70 O. sbost . :
ssca Il exchange Ests Eo--1 siiFssi Lo's
Of irsds. H1s'ls srOgro AID sss Il sozos-
thing csutOt BE- coLs - -sc7rs y.