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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
For sale by DR.. ]. J. Tob'n.
A Week Of Great Activity, Showing the
Organization Of Many Big Enterprises.

A Week Of Great Activity, Showing the |
Organization Of Many Big Enterprises.
Special reports to the Manufacturers
Record show that industrial activity
Throughout: the South Increases with
the approach of spring. The past
week has been very busy one, and
many enterprises of great magnitude
have been Consummated that will add
largely to the progress and prosperity
Ut the whole South. There is u de-
cided revival III the projection Of new
cotton mills, and South Carolina
shows for the week two new mill com.
panieS, with an aggregate capital OF
81 ,Ou0, 900, and active work COM
meuced ON the building of another
null 10 cost 100000 In Columbus,
Ga, $4,000 will be spent in enlarg-
iug Il cotton mill now in operation
and in SALISBURY, N. Ca new mil will
be buIlt. III Vlrgrniaa$ VI 900, 0JD steel
aud iron company has been organized,
AMI nc Buena Vista in the same State
a $3,UOU,OOU land company has been
chartered. $3OU,O00 brass works are
10 be moved from New York to yIr-
gnia and it Is reported that a ST.
OOU 900 manufacturing COMPANY will
be moved TO the same state FROM
| f..,
capitalists have just invested very
heavily i'll ChattanOOga, the aggre-,
gate amoInt being IT ported at III co.,
90, u vi sou, 900. A private letter
irum Great Britain W The MauufaG-
tuners Record reports the fuii organi-.
za,lon d n company, with = capital OF
$2,OUOO 600 To purchase ard develop
large mineral properties in East Teu-
ncssea, which we're investigated last fall
by Euelsh exp, rtS Georgia shows the
ORGANIZATION # IL $1,000 ,NO land and
lumber company 10 operate in the
umo'r regions Of the southern part OF
the STATE. 4 $500 900 cos, minjng
and coke company, End $50 COG oi!
and s@s company have been chalrred
IN west Nr.luia. / FtOrlia i $500.
900 t,hos, bate cJmpany has been ~.
sauiEtt; III Charleston, :. q. So OCO
load cunl!Hny in Dris'Ol, tnuu ,aSa5.-
OIU iuuuGIy aud ma moe vGrl< COM
pauy. In BAitinlort Il S50U,UUJ COM
pany ~ ~ Nm Il tx ensIye electrical
w..,. a.3 eiuI yHj .ps been adlal
. J Ii '4.. sIH . Al g...,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05

! zinc in las same ratio we nave EEavn
/ during the last ,a.fe months,
whereas IN all probability the
Increase will each year be in
geometrical proportion. This is a
natural law in growing towns and Will
be especially truo OF us who have to-
day bases OF growth undreamed OF a
year ago and in turn these bases Will
widen each year with our CROWN.
But for a conservative estimate thro"
aside conjecture and calculate the
/ future upon the ratio OF increase our
ing the year 1890. From Jan. l, 1859
to Jan. /, 1891. our population was In
creased by $500. OF this number at
least 5000 were added after Jan. L,
1890, because, according to statistics,
the two years proceeding tins time
witnessed an actual decrease OF ~ U
in our population. There was retro
gression in our city before 1870. Now
multiply our increase during 1871 by
10 and add our present population OF
10000, and we find our city In l9ol
with $4,000 inhabitants.
Our property values at present, con-
sidering the assessment roll as 90 per
cent oil actual value, is $l2 600 600,
and one year ago was $ll, 200 600,
making an income during the year
1890 OF 81 100000. Now multiply
this increase by 10 and add the pres-
ent values, and our pre.ent city limits
will enc ose $2G 900 600 Of property at
the close of this decade. These esti-
mates are 100 conservative, because
they do not consider elements OF
growth, to he developed III few years,
hat will make Austin the unqueS-
toned metropolis of Texas and the
before the year OF our Lord
1900. EloY.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
DELIVERED,
A Word of Advice.

Nothing is more disagreeable than
to Wear au uncomfortable and i'll it,.
ting shoe. How is it to be avoidedY
asks suffering humanity. The answer
is only too plain. Go to q frst.class
shoe store and get All article that will
comply with Ill your wants. The
store OF James MARTIN, under the Ave.
nue. hotel, is just the place you are
looking for. A complete lice Of
strictly frst-cisss footwear il always
kept IN stock; courteous treatment
accorded everyone, and comfortable
H. guaranteed every customcr. Give
them II call and see for Yourself
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
Symptoms Of Cntarrh.

Is your nose plugged VITA thickened
nasal secretious. aud do YOU have
much frOntal heauacbe? II 81, YOU
nave got catarrh. Isthere dropping
rom the back part of the nasal pas
sages into the thr0At. or duea dry,
dark scabS form in your most? In
ri her case you have chronic caMrrh.
Are YOU troubles Nth persistent
sore throat, hoarseness or cough? The
chances are t. II TO one you have Ca
tnrrh then. II you are dySpeptic,
or are troubled with Siliuusness and
irregular bowels, catarrh il doubtless
the cause. Cttarrh Of the kidneys,
bladder, urinary and nc yual organs is
50 common that it you have any
trouble 0t this sort you should hegin
treatment for cathrrh. Pe-ru-na il
the one remedy whi;h the science OF
medicine has been able to prudurr
that can be relied on to cure catarrh
wherever located, and 10 all stages
aud varieties. Peru ma cures nv re-
moving the can>e; thus it acts slowly
but permanently. Full directions Tor
Use on each bottle. For sale by lead
ing druggists. A medical work on
Catarrh aud kirdIed diseases sent free
hy lie PerrIna Medicine Comp any, OF
Columbus, Ohio,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
To BE R5hbad Of Health

80, pestilentI, climate. BY vocation ei-
failing IJnStant exposure, physical Cye-'y,ik
or seq an tntSry drldEsry at tie desk is a hf:.d
OF = far ConStiui.oa sWIrr this den"ir'. mn
before the merida Of fc Is passSi. I% any
ana 2Il subject 10 conditions inimIc,r tn
health, 70 purer ~ mere agreeable Lre>er a.
i've OF me G1GateST otel,tLly bloas irgs e. lie
ttecoOtH%inSca tina. llos'etter's STOMACH lit
change, ptystcal fatigue and mant3; CT tT.,H
ilol. IL eradicate dyspepsis, the Ban, II
seG.AiGiy Dran ,rkt r.. preserves ard ~
storeS r. Eylali'g g The bowels aud lier I'm
ois3tdeleC rom Any cause. annhilates fever
NV EuU ana praYr,tsit, check llG grcWl. II
Tt'lze5 We Danger 10 TO apDl2hendad IRON,
S''.st, PRODUCTIVE Of kidary, BIZ oder anInisr-
.;,e ~ aens9 To he Convinced 0f the tr,,tn q;
!.neSe stateEcnts, it's On!l neccesarv To iva
S''S E'efiILg preparation au impartial trial.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
THE ABLE CONSTABLES.

They Effect an Organization and will ASK
Some Legislation.
Quite q number Of constables from
over the state met yesterday in the
district court room aud organized n
constable's association.
Constable MARTINEZ OF San Antonio
was elected temporary chairman and
Constable J. NJ. Davis of Austin, tenn
porary secretary.
A committee was appointed to draft
and present fee bill to the legisla-
ture.
The meeting then adjourned unit!
Thursday, IL, when permanent officers
will be elected.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
A CANCEROUS SORE.
Alarming, DisG:hring aui rnssgui. Cared
i'll Five Month"; ny Tue UuHaHra
Kpmedips

For three years I wa Gninr medical
treatment for CrnCer0us sre ON nv GCa,
vhch was not nniy dlsaE raGabiu but dis.
figuring, and cau-e"t me much &nrNyalge.
In september, 1885, il hqi lu. rr,,l very
much in sir and one side az Ns f,,sload
was badly lnhamed. so tEtt u..fue very
much alarmed. | was adv rrpr he .llv
remedy was to cut it out, an. opposed
to having this done. It. ",. lGgygs,pd hy
friend to paint it with bl,nsiprc i,tlJtats
Oi copper and this did every morning
and at The same time II ri y1u- wruur,
every nisht; also wa~htG Wr,h uguCgGA
SOAP and took the CcIIgUt, kfa.lyENr
TWO or three times per day Rive mDptls
have passed since couuleu"rl me rrsa..
ment, and it has proved perIeu, sucCe $,
aud my sore has disappeared. r. wnutt la
unjust if | did not ack uGwlatl 40 ~. cure,
ami this | do vol Intari,r, wl;H Che nope
that 1t may benefit Others auHegiag Il
similar manner.
THADDEUS STREET Charleston. sc.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
GROWTH OF THE SOUTH.
The Industrial Development In the Week
Ending Jan. 81.

The Industrial Development In the Week
Ending Jan. 81.
The Tradesman, Chattanooga,
Tenn, i'll its weekly report of the in
dnstrial development OF the South for
the week ending jan. 81. 1891, reports
II new industries, 2 new banks, 5 new
railroads one dummy line and one
electric railway.
Among the leading new Industries
as reported to The Tradesman are the
following: Boiler works at Berryvlle.
Va; carriage factory with $4,000
capital at Gainesville, Ga. cotton fac
tories at Salisbury, N. c., and Alfalfa,
Ala. a new furnace will be erected Al
Johnson City, Tenn. IAN ice factory al
Memphis, Tenn. de elopment compa
MES at Birmingham, Ala, and Mont
gomery, Ala, each with capital OF
$l00000 a lumber company with
IS 900 600 capital has been organize
at Darien, Ga. also one at st, Marys
w. Va machine shops will be erected
ut Augusta, Ga; company a.
Roanoke, Va, will develop marble
quarries, and oil companies
have been organized ut Parkers-
burg, w. Va, aud Athens, Ala. Phos
phate companies have been organlzeu
At Gainesville, Fla. and Tallahassee,
Fla, the former with capital OF $50,
600 and tine latter 100000. A shO'
factory will be erected at Gainesville,
Ga; tannery n: Graham, Va; water
works at Uvalde, Texas, and Fort Val
ey. Ga, aud Woodworking plants al
Ga; Titusville, Fla. As.
or, Fla, and MOntevdllo, Ala.
School buildings will be erected al
cambridge, Ga, and Augusta, Ga
bank buildings at Monroe, Ga, anu
ruscun. bia, Ala; court house at Dali |
ion, Ga, anu hotel at Waycross, Ga
New banks have been organized al
Waynesbore, Ga, and Big Stone Gap.
Va.
Charters for railroads have been ap-
Piled for from Savannah to Atlanta,
Atlanta, Ga; from Fredericksburg to
Harrisonburg, Va; from Greeneville
10 Huntingdon, Miss; from Gafney
City to Shelby, ). c., and for road
from Nashville, Tenn, to Cumberland
Gap, Va. A dummy line will be built
at Gadsden, Ala, and an electric line
AT Columbia, s.. q.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05

LAKE CITY, FLA,
p. P. P. Mfg Co. Savannah, Ga.
GENrLEMEN-I had rheumatism FIR over
six years, anj lat May was taken down and
cunAneu To my bed. MY legs and ieet were
uadly swol II and the color of led app e.
and was in fearful condition.. | heard OF
p. = T. Pricklv Ash, Poke ROOT and Pc
lass um. and after seeing what the ingre
dlenis weIe--as the formula Is on the bot
tle--l C u, lud,d to try it, and after taking
three sR,ull bottles was able To 20 d WI
town and ut cud to my busin 81, ana
must say tnat feel like another man. Am
nnw taxing The large size, and today be-
| lieve tina | will soon be rs likely as any
| man of sixty one years OF age can expect tC
| be. A. y. LANG.
| For sale by Dr.. ]. J Tob'n.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
Patents Granted

To inventors in the state of Texas dur.
ing the past week, reported Ivy G. A.
snow Il Co., patent attorneys and
"genls for procuring patents. opp. U.
$. patent Office, Washington, D. e.;
g. a. Kcrns, Victoria, strip. S.
Laz 'rus, sherman, means for Nenilat'
ing cara; F. ID. Nei,sch, Houston, rail
way rail lint; J. II. Parks, Clarendon
c!lnOmeter or clone measnre.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05

!. q b-i.s sqmrr-g Of some Of the lead
:rgaolofpriaes ,uss @ave hecorIe real
tues du...s .A1 .rsg, sat t's' not
include many projected enterprises
such for instance as a $5.OOOAoo In
provement company in N. c.; a $lo'
100000 steel company in Alabama
ETC., that are being worked up, but are
not definitely secured yet. This sum-
mary does not, moreover, by any
means, include all the enterprises re-
ported in this weeks issue OF the
Manufacturers Record, but merely
the more important ones. IL Is
enough, however, to indicate no"
wide and how diversified is the indus
trial activity that prevails through
out the South.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
Sorghum.

Now that sorghum is again attract
ing the attention of farmers through
out the country, it is well to know
that the Sorghum Hand Book. a val
uahle treatise on the cultivation and
OF sorghum, may be had
Tree of charge IN application to tn,
BIymyer Iron Works Co., Cincinnati,
q
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05

There have been lett with us to sell
some second hand carriages and bug
gles. These goods were left here by
parties buying new work from us. We
have agreed to store and sell for their
account, and as we need the room
they are taking, parties needing good
goods second hand can get bargains
by calling on us. Respectfully,
II. ID. CUNNINGHAM, Agent.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
AMUSEM EN- rs.
Frank May" and Company Last Night Aunt
Jack Thursday Night.

A small, extremely small, audience
greeted the "Notdeck" by the Frank
Mayo company last night, There
were five acts to the play and the au-
dience were speechl"ss with exhaus.
ton ut its close.
"Aunt Jack" the rip roaring com.
o ", will hold the boards Thursday
night. This play AMI company is
direct from A. NJ. Palmer, and its sue
GERS has been phenomenal. The adj.
vance sale of seats for its appearance
here is large. The show IL cut Of the
usual run and comes highly re, ON
mended, and the Austin people should
give it cordial greeting.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05

A Characteristic advertisement in It's
business talk is that OF j..
i. ri. Gre; ory, the veteran scotsman OF
Marblphead, Mass. MIR. GregOry's reputa,
ton for fair dealing aud exact fulhllment
Of promises is a hardy annual, and has
never failed to justify tho entire confidence
of his customers. All who want reliable
seeds should be sure to send for his 1891
catalOpue
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
STATE DEPARTMENT.

Fol owing charters were filed yes
LerJa, IN the office of the secretary Of
strLc
r'l'y Joiner company, Virginia,
capt stock $4,000.
S.a Hill Agricultural and Horti-
rulf.I,l Association OF Industry, Texas
U1MPTHOLLER's DEPARTMENT.
The following fgur' show amount
uiwY9cy paid out during the past two
y,u .Jr support OF the departments
aud DtAta institutions:
For the year 1889 the following
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
CUTICUl. ,ILyENr

The new Blood and Skin rurGprngd yeaE.
est of Humpr Rnmehles iutrras. TO
C can>e the blood of all imDnr.les aud r0i~
SOnous elements, and thus remove tbs
cause), aud CUTICUEA, the great tkiu onre,
aud tCTICUhA Soar, aud exquisite skin
beauiti~r, externally 90 CIcar me skin aud
= alp, and restore the hnIri specify md
permanently cure every sp ciG5 of itching,
burning sraly. crus'ed. pin,ply ,oruialuuS
AID hereditary humnrs, rom iufanGy 20
age, from pimples T." scrotu q.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05

The Fat Mems Club has secured
dating !or Saturday matinee anG night
and SaHauschek will plsy Que nigh,
nriy~-friday. The Fa5 Mems CluS j.
immense aGd is brimful of fun,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
IN HOTEL CORRIDORS.
WHAT PEOPLE HAVE TO SAY WHO
ARE HERE, THERE AND EVERY.
WHERE IN GENERAL.
Able Minds Turn Loose Their Tongues
nDd Say Nice Things OF
AuStIA-

Judge Ballowe and Messrs. ]. H. P.
Davis, H. r. Farmer and NJ. d. Field
make up delegation from Fort Bend
county and they reached the city last
afternoon. Mr.. Davis was seen at the
Driskill and he said: ave are here to
prevent, if possible the creation OF
Sealy county. They want to cut a
ig slice from our county and we are
opposed to it, and want to give the
legislature our side of the matter"
Mr.. L. Parry, president IF the school
board Of Dallas, is in the city, and last
night in conversation with a STATES
MAN young man, said: Il am here to
see If Dallas can not get an amend
ment to section l6l of the city char
ter. l have a paper in my pocket
signed by the board Of aldermen ap-
proving the amendment as recon-
mended by the school toard, which ii
passed will give the school board ex-
elusive control of tho schools in the
city. The way the charter r~ads now
the city council have control of all
funds"
Mr.. Parry is one of Dallas most
prominent citizens, and his Efforts TO
have this amendment inserted in the
charter is for the good o. that city.
~
Mr.. J. w. Driskill is in from his
Montana ranch on visit to relatives
aud friends, and he was met yesterday
by a STATESMAN reporter, and he re-
ports cattle on the range doing we'll.
He and the Capital syndicate and Lit
tie Missouri Cattle company have
about 40 600 head of cattle, all doing
we'll. They had no Indian scare in
their neck Of the woods.
~
Charles Peterson, president of the
Travellers PrOtec i've association, was
met ut the Driskill yesterday. He re-
ports trade good among all the boys,
md says the L. p. A. is getting TO be
one Of the strongest organizations in
the state, and they will soon have an
official paper published at Houston,
which will be called the Commercial
Traveller, and the first number will be !
Iut about the middle of this month.
de says Texas merchants will buy
more goods this year thai ever before,
Ind general boom il sure to come.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05

must extend to you the thanks fore Of
my customers who has ben cured, b. ra-
ing the CUrIcuR\ REMEDy -, OF 40 DH scre,
caused by long spell of ,iC ,ne,s l'y3f
eight years aso. tie was SO BAD u4 waa
fearful he would have to nave his',a r,. ru.
a'ed hut is htpryto say he il uaw En-
TREY wei sound adDJl,r. i.ra.....,s
me TO use his nnms, whiaH g. x g.. o,yCE,
merchant. JOHN V. HiN3E. D.uss,s.,
.LMN. lurN- Tenn.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
Notice t. City Taxpayers,

Your AdsGn city taxes have been
due SINCE Octubsr last and 1t is re-
qu!rsd 80 he phiI. S,ve paling costs
FRED STEALING Collector.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05

Looking Backward and Forward In Austin.
Lave you thought how iasl Austin
Is growing in wealth aud p,puIntiuuH
/. not, Yead the irtroductur" notice to
the new city directory just issued and
there Will appear to you news that
causes the patriotic citizen ard nprvy
tPscusa!or to weep with jry on each
others neck at the pleauinS prospects
nav yiaiGLe without the pro- het'o tel
tscope. You will find there data ma.
enables the school boy with pencil ana
arithmetic to predict that boiora an
other decade is ended our prcsen, city
Unite will be inhabited by over 80 0U0
ran,e Aud enclose over -, U2,OJO al
nesPrty. This e1iimnte j, based uruu
g.. dea that Ee Will grow during tina.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05

mother nli'd killed by The use of o,ia,os
&Ne,,' ~ The i"rrh o. soothing Syr,I, VIZ
hWn'r ~" thei! children ;ucu ,fn,aiy
to's Il IS Surprising witn llcv car r.tlrr4
u .''' = rs grc'.i"- Pc" so BY ,,o,n,.
ut -hts-' 3 htaF ..a.Ae. (, ......- ...'
g'ii.' 'F m'rShne. oytt ~ Vi. . J.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

The governor has received the fol-
lowing telegram from Washington
city
Hon s. Hogg:
Force bill finally abandoned by its
!r.gnGr. JNO. II. REAGAN,
RICHARD COKE.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
LIST OF LETTERS.

Following is the list of letters remain'ra
1ncalled for and advertised at the Post
office. at Austin. Tex, for the week ending
February ., 1891:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05

Mrs. Taylor and thres more OF her
children have mild variolold. making
io1r cases IN the family None rfthem
ave ely sick and eli will sOcn De ur.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05

US. a'i&ns'ura Buffers, "a. world re-
- zen SCUM American Arrp,izr- M ~
. "', , Eor Manufacture by Dr. J, G,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05

me alarm Of fire Yesterday morning
&""aI Ii O'Clock pro;ed TO be falss
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05

Sold everywhere. ruue, CUtiaur4 Sc,
Soap, %; kesolvent, 81. frepi!rd by the
Potter Drug aud Chemical Corporation.
Boston. Mass
Send for How to Cur Skin Diseases.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
The Letter Carriers.

Mail matter delivered and collected
during the month OF January by
carriers:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
STATE DEPA RIM ENT


The following charters were filed yester-
day
The Texas Builders company of Vir.
gInio capital stock $4,000.
Iowa Fence Loom company orIowa, CAP
;tHl sock $500.
III SELF, Schawal & Co., OF Illinois, cap
llci 81 ock 81 ,i25,t00.
The ThurmOnd Medicine company OF
Dallas, fill, d an amendment increasing the
capital stock from so, 20 to $4,000.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT
Some timr back W. C. WOLF Of Dallas,
refused To conn ~ with an Urder q. the
fcuo board oi that city and have his chill
dyen acct a,od. He appealed to the city
noU. ii and The council sustained the board.
lie Il en- appealed t. the state de artmrnl
OF e. lCa,lOn aud the board was sustained.
AVID DOW MIR. Wolf calmly rises up and ap.
peel to the state board of education.
Jl,re remains IA balance ul school fund
60 ur paid troM apporllOnncrt on te Isl
OF r. ruary STA 1880 AS agar II $40 ,6jS 81
tVr ,Ae corresponding month of last year.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
I'll general land utlic eapp, urs tn be mov
ing png smoothly, with the rev force yer.
lmg auWnintu harness lnaiew we k>,Irum
iud,arions all will BE- well al Il the public
will aot know that there has Il, eli ci,ange.
lha work Of gong over The hooks i do =
after Office huurs and wilI not be completed
for 'eisI days
S..rsof land for January were rs follows;
School land, 1900 acres; deaf aud duint
E-T ION, go acres; UNIVERSITY. l6J acres.
N.. Cross, the rev Receiver has turned
over he following fees Ia tie CON stroller
C,Ale fees, $3l9 80, palen, fees, $i37.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-05
LADIES' LIST.

Arnold. Annie Mrs Bays, Sarah Mrs
BAILEY. possev Miss Blum, Eellie Miss
RIarE Matte Miss BJshard. natie Miss
Hnnlnv, Louise Mss Blocker, Juha Mrs
Becknan, Ema Mrs Caven, JAMIE Miss
tInr,iIr lane Mrs Childre~S. Ellie Miss
+ ,rnHly. K, ,bt Mrs Davis, MilIie Miss
Doughty, J Mrs Enes, LIZZIE Mrs
zach ii A Mrs Gaines, Phoebe bliss
,inoIin. Annie Mrs G,lberg, tmnIa MISS
,tregg, Eleanor Miss Hansbrou9h, Sail
Houston, Mary Miss Miss
Holman, Lula Miss Hughes, Georgia MRS
Hamilton, Nancy Mrs Johnson. jennie MIS-
Jarrett, lizzie Miss Jenkins, Hattie Mrs
Lane. h Miss MarAeI, Hrlr"a Miss
Paynes, Miss Page, Anna Miss
Parks, Lee Ella Mrs RussIe, Nj Mrs
RooSentelt, 81 Mrs Ru sci, t. Mrs
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