Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 4

At Cost! AtCostII At Cost III- CIOS0G OUT SAIES! THE STATESMAN. son, aad well known on the Hous The kev to a poetoflice box picked up on the sidewalk between the 8tath-mam office and tlie clock corner should be left at this office. 17, 1877 TML'JUiDAY. I OFFER MY ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS AT AND Local Matters. KtlXM Of .11 klaa.

will fee rharee fmw at oar rnulii Tate will wo rala. r.raoaal aa Local Bala. Yesterdsy the Statesman "slandered" Col. Page. He is not of Waco, but of Brysn.

Hon. T. B. Wheeler and 8. A.

Posey have taken a law office, No. 8, over Tobin's drug store. Miss Harris, daughter of Col. Jack Harris, of tiatveston, is in the city spending a short time with her relatives and friends. A bandaome young clerk on the Ave aaamaaaa aa.

I iuiiiManii! Mm Hearlrha, Mopl rum, eeodld.tefor fourth of Jan. Mit. ths liquid in bottles prepared only by J. H. Zeilin 4 Co.

Go TO Petmecky's for the beat gun and ammunition. C'BoquKT sets almost given away at Penn's bookstore. For a nobby bat go to DeLubmutt under Avenue Hotel. One price and the cuh system is tbs best. This it the motto at Cutlemsu's.

At Tobins' drug store you can get window or picture glass of any size. leblifttf Twkntt pieces of New Braunfels all wool cusimeres just received styles entirely new. ruayii-lm Cahtleman. Sunlioht Oil, sold st Tobin's drug store, is the cheapest and beat burning fluid and perfectly safe. Philadelphia shoes, made to order, are the best.

A large arrival just received by R. M. Cutleman. Soda water at Tobin's drug store, 1 mi candidate far lb. efflc of lUror of tbe ctly of Aa.Ua tt lb.

kitpriwrhln. lcilm. W. I HANDLER. Bavb time tn-1 money by taking Bcotl'i leg wit four horse coaches to Baa Antonio, leaving daily at 7 :30 a.

at. Carries the United Bute. mail. Fare eight Office under Avenue Hotel. T.

Mm hill, Agt. ma. lm TUKK COST. BARGAINS LVER AUSTIN. House One Cent in New York.

THE PRICES Call on Applewhite, jou flu. SI BELOW NEW THE GREATEST OFFERED Wothing in the Above Cost 1 rnArn'. AND SEE 0 Respectfully. m4 1 t. a-, male dtwtf IN I 1 .1 wxriaiaijian.

Tun balloting on the election of county attorney in the Commissioners' court wu as follows: First ballot Bentley 2, Archer 1, Carletoa 1, Moore 1. Second ballot Bentley Moore 8. Thi members of the Austin Board of Trade are earnestly requested to meet at Horary lull this efenine at ball-past 4 o'clock for the purpose of dsvising ways to work the public roads leading into the city. The presence of every member is ei peeled. It.

M. Iastlkuah, I'reit. D. V. Wiiitiso, fWj.

Tun dsy for fancy prices on boots and shoes passed away when DeLaab- mutt opened buiinees in the Avenue Hotel He sells children's shoes for $1.29 tbst csnnot be bought for loss than 11.73 elsewhere in the city, ana his prices for ladies' and gen tlemen's wear are proportionately low. K. T. Mookb was yesterday elected by the commissioners' court a county attorney to fill the unexpired term made vacant by the removal of Trigg. His selection to fill this responsible position is gratifying.

It is a reward for talent, perseverance, integrity sad a nobility of character equaled in few men. Us will serve the public well, both si sn able prosecutor and a true gentleman. Motel Arrivals. Raymond House H. D.

Prince, L. Klein, Galveston Chas, Schneider, Pan Antonio; Mrs. Alexander, Waco; 8. E. Utley, llearne; F.

J. Boesse, II. T. Durham, F. A.

Willard, New York; Eugene J. Wilson, Brszoria; T. H. Parvin, Chicago; J. Earl Preston, Mar-lin; W.

Wsugb, Cedar Falls, lows; Has. II. Piety, Terre Haute; O. Barrett, and family, Ft. McKavett; H.

P. Walker and son, Corsicana; S. D. Horbacb, Parir. Minstrel Pebporuancb.

Handbills have been circulated announcing that on Saturday night the "Original Texas Colored Minstrels, together with a superb brass band," will give an entertainment at the Opera Home, and it is stated that the artists of the com pany were collected from different plantations throughout the State. The company combines negro comedians, vocalists and musicisns, nsmely James Jackson, George Washington, Louis Hill, Monroe Jones, Joe Lawson, Frank White, Tom Fisher, David Johnson, Henry Clsy, Chsrlie Or san, Aleck Robinson, Morris Oiv ens, Oeorge Trubert, Cornelius Lembs and Edward Liggins. Bees and B. B. McCormick have natural affinity for each other, and the busy little bees tske a lively interest in B.

B. He keeps a feed store on Pe can street, and has a big coop always filled with chickens to mske broils and bakes for hungry palates. Yesterdsy he bad some very poor chickens, for hich be hsd failed to find purchasers. A swarm of bees taok it into con- COMINGr OIX FORTY CA11S, Austin, Tuesday, May 22. GREAT NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS ZOOLOGICAL AKD EQUESTRI1N POSITION, Menagerie, Aquarium, Equescuriculeum, Aviary.

Trains, Animals, Etc. W. W. PROPRIETOR TUBES JC8T ADDED OUB SUPWSIORITT OVER OTHER SBOW IN AMERICA. The Wonders and Ven-tie.

of Raton. T.n Tbonaaod Oceaa The Oaocho Iloneman of the P.mpaa. Diipl.y of Arenic Prowess. Uooarcha of the Riven and Jangles of India, Africa an ewM A We'challeaae the World to Rqnal Our Ureal Skaw. 1100,009 Worth of OoMa Tableau Can and Uhartot.

Uk. Mountain, of Bornlihed Gold In Sunlight, Now is the time to Duy fr the next sixty days we will deduct from our regular price. i-cent, on ell cub on delivery purchases of the following lines of our goods: All miscellaneous pouna hound blank books, tamilj Bibles, photograph Docket Dooaa, boxes, cbromos and picture frames, ttereoscopic views, muwo portfolios, scrap-DooA, ----r-r. i hinder, rustic win- Dfjf enilU aale(aaajaaaw backgammon boards, hloclu. Crandell' acrobat and menagerie, and dolla.

D. A vn March 81, 1877. jk-ls and tub War at Europe. The jewels in the Moslem banner to be uplifted when Hobemmeasuiwn -duced to tbe utmost strait, are not more brilliant or beautiful than thoM proffered to the peopU of Autm oy Wells at the 'clock corner. The Moslems bought the diadem of the Prophet with their blood, Well bought his jewels and watches when New York wu bankrupt.

The Mahomet' coffin court of Texas, so called because it is hslfwav between the district and u- Dreme courts, is always decked with jewels and timepiece that came from Wells's. When a stranger visits Austin, he goes first to the Capitol and then to Wells. It is the most attract ive place in Austin, DO YOU READ? If to, ism get in. very nn and monthly piper, aiagatlno. St LA Timor's NKWa depot.

WAR, WAR, WAR! fl. Cohen Bro. (T10 CoajreM Aveaae.) Will aot on'done br any competitor. We are offetlae, our aaltra stock oC CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HAT8 and CAPS At Enormously Reduced Prices. Notafly; we mean barium.

By (Mug a. a call you will Sod waal w. My to be true. Call and price oar W. wul Mil nilts that heratofon coal Sao for SIB; PANT THAT COST tt far tf .10.

W. kay Snlrta from tl to 13, of the rwy So on quality. BU1S lm SPRING AND SIMMER CLOTHING. ME8IB8. JULIUS Have )ut received a larfe assortment of Furnlsliing Goods Of ia latast sulci, both far Spring; and Summer Trad.

Thete good, will be MM .1 cheaply a. tt I. poMible to pan-hue tbem In A and ar. guaruit'ed tobeof In. btttqualUy.

Remember ike piaea, 6 1 0 Congress Avenue. narM 3 Ladies, Tate Notice! MRS. FLOUNCE R. 6LEMM Opposite Bvavniia os.ee, la the new Terrell A Walker building) la now reoatvlac bar Stock of Fashionable Cillicery FANCY GOODS. Tbs stock will be complete la every eepertauat aadwiXlooulMotf RATI, BONNam, aVLetWft-Ka, TaawaWi riiawi JIT A1TO riAJU.

ORNAMENTS, SUTrUHQ, aehea, Callu, Valla, CanTa, Mis, etna, MaaKarcfk, XBCETIK8. VAJI8. aTC, ETC. ill Kinds ef BUttplaajaaA Flnklaf aoaa ia eraar, Ieasalaa' Motion sal Pastas mm will as with irreet can ud Mid at tbe lowm can ngarea. tbs Drosa HaJLtaar BaUMiehaaaat Is prealded over by a SMSt experienced drme aaaker, from tbe eeateta of fashion, and all work of tblaklBwUl be ancalaa wUk vba frauaw Orders from the eoaatry taUcltat, mi nraapt-Ooode an "0.0.0?' aawlMlji landed to.

SOUTHERN CHEMICAL DYEING kj ado scouanro ssTABLUHjmuT, CHAS. KOCH, rroBttetor, mo. on uongree. Aven.e. iiaanaf aad during In all It.

branches. Gentleawn'i snlu cleaned or dytd end put la tbe bett order. Kid glovaa aaartt ly Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! Tbs GREATEST BARGAIN ever beard of are now offered at BtXUB. KVANS LI YMTY STORE 'r opposite brush wnirrs. She keepe a Uun neck ef Bertla Wool, Cans yaa, a complete aeanrunent of BaaaVaud? Waolaa alts for Children: Ladles' raTaiihlZ.

aa, nete, aonneu. Hewers and Mllllnerv Good. every it; le. Balr Workaaatlrnwdrai yeiiwa i ivv r.n 0 mi si ton turf and here in Austin. Young Greer, being engsged fighting with a man whose name has not been ascertained, finally drew a pistol and fired, but at whom is not known.

The ball struck Mr. A. Baldry, e( Houston, in the leg, a little above the ankle, Inflicting a alight wound, from which Mr. is expected to recover in a few days. Tbe ball glanced off the bones, neither of tbsm being broken.

Im Mediately after the affair Oreer naounUd bis horse and rode away unmolested, snd in order to avoid further trouble which wu threatened, the entire party re-entered the wagon and returned to Patterson. The affair at Patterson is much regretted by all parties, and by the citizens around Patterson, it is believed, much by tbe Houstonisns. It Is proper to state tbst, sccording to the statements of members of tbe party, Mr. B.idry took no part in the dim culty whatever, but wu simply a bystander and spectator at the time be as shot. Ought a man to be recognized a gentleman who would carry a pistol concealed like an assassin, oa such an occasion, and is not the disgraceful affair due to whisky and the pocket on the hipt Down nr the Rivbb, Up town people, unleu they go there some dsy besides Sunday, know nothing of the activity that prevails on very small portion of the city's territory just west of the river end of Congress Avenue.

It is here and around about that some of the greatest Industries in Texu are to be eatabliahed, and already some of tbem are in their inception. Chief amoog them ia the FLOORING MILL of Emerson A Sprinkle, which has been in operation about one year. Lately they have removed their fifteen horse power engine, and have put in place of it a fifty horse from the "Atlas works," of St. Louis. This engine is one of the most perfect that art and science ever produced.

The bed plate is 13 1-2 feet long, and it and all tbe rests foi attachments are cast in one solid piece. This plate lie upon solid stone masonry s.x feet deep, making the whole structure permanent good workmanship can possibly produce. The fly wheel, moving on a six-inch wrought-iron shaft, measures ten feet in diameter, and baa a twenty-inch face. This wheel alone weighs 6000 pounds. Tbe boiler is wonderfully attractive.

The furnace is built on tbe most scientific principles, while the boiler measures twenty feet in length and four feet in diameter, having twelve wrought-iron flues, each six inches in diameter, altogether giving heating surface of 600 square feet. Sixty pounds of steam will give all the power that may ever be seeded. The capacity of thia engine is much beyond what is required now, but the proprietors intend increasing tbe grinding capacity of their mill from fifty barrels in twenty-four hours to between 100 and 150. A grist mill now attached to tbe concern has a capacity (or grinding 700 bushels of corn in twenty-four hours. New bolting cloths hare just been put in, and the quality of floor turned out is as good as any made in Texu.

Investments already made sum up $13,000. THE ACCTHI IOB FACTOBT, not far away, belongs to Brunei Co. This hu two Carre machines in operation, with an ice making capacity per day of 15,009 pounds. This establishment commenced operations, eight years ago with a very small machine. In 1871 the producing capacity wu 1000 pounds; in 1875 it wu 5000.

This one company cannot meet the requirements of Austin, but it aaa been most prompt in its manufacture and supply, and is deservedly very popular. Two machines gives it an opportunity to produce ice at anytime, even in cue of breakage. They have established cheap rates for ft luxury, hich we hope will lut always in Austin. Just by this factory stands the power of the AUSTIN CITT WATER WORKS, the greatest institution ia our midst. To Cspt.

Mather's energy, and the confidence of F. W. Chandler, are due the existence of these works. The pumping power of its engines is 110 horsepower, and there are now about six miles of pipe laid through the city. Capt.

Mather, from whom we expected to get statistical information, is at preseot in St. Louis, where he has gone to prepare for improvements and enlargements. THE CAPITAL ICB COMPANY hu most substantial works, facing the Avenae. They are owned by Forster, La How Dr. Taylor, of the United States army; Gen.

Wm. Steele aad some others, and the ice turned out by this factory ia auperb. It ia frozen by nature's process, and ia clear and beautiful, even during the present muddy condition of tbe river water, that turned out of the other establishment from distilled wster. The ice is formed in 600 pound blocks, and these are sawed up and either dig tributed to daily customers or stored away ia rooms for emergencies. The capacity of this factory, told as by Mr.

Stokes, ia 15,000 pounds per day. Messrs. Stoke Fisher buy tbe ice from tbe factory and manage the city distribution. There are other things of which we will speak at another time. A fabticulab merit in baking powder ia to have it keep good.

Kel- logg's is warranted to be good at the end of a year aa when opened. Always ready for an, Bbwabb of CotnrrEBFBm and Imitations, and Preparations not in Our Original Pacbaqeii. Take care not to buy anv article a Simmons' Liver Regulator, that hu not our genuine label and stamp upon it. Accept no imitation or substitute, however plausibly recommended. Buy the powder and prepare It yourself, or buy OCEANIC sideratiQUoiJdacame to witn velocity moat vil-aMiTT: "'-IS a persistently abceler-of those properly stung down the Avenue.

Mean- properly stung ated down the Avenue. Mean rurae.il eversponexuiDiuon.j 1 CORRUGATED I TEA A Vine onij oi new A CRYSTAL (Some of which SlUUBSili aiaf uai mi mil I II' I "i UN ar. SO feet In length.) nue bu found that Newfoundland dog, and will hold the animal until the kiss is brought around, Mrs. D. W.

C. Baksr and Miss Lilla Graham have gone to Palestine, which Is not, as is commonly supposed, in the land of Judea, but in Texas. The Actives, of this city, will meet the Minors, of Bastrop, on their grounds Friday to commence a series of gsmes for the championship. It was Biberstein, and not Melssky, whose bouse was burglarized night before last. Melssky says these prowlers never come fooling around him.

A fsrmer is mixing bantams with prsiris chickens, sad thinks the cross will be a great improvement on either original. Prairie chickens are easily tamed. Misses Ham and Dickenson, who bare been spending a few weeks with their friends, left for Houston last evening, where they will remain until after the fair, The generous distribution of valuable prizes by the Isst drawing of the Louisisns State Lottery popularises, to sn extent never known before, the drawing of halt a million dollars on the flnt prox. Tickets, 10; halves, 5. The scheme is brilliant.

Call on Mr. Wbcsdon, at the clerk's desk at the Raymond House, The barber Victor Thomas, on Pe can street, thrust bis fingers forward from the back of a bald-headed man's cranium yesterday, and as the wig rolled up in a knot, to Victor's unutterable amazement, Victor howled. He thought he had scalped the old fellow, who wu madder than a March hare about bis hair, and if the assistant barbers and a stranger had not interpossd he would have fallea on Victor and that would have been the end of him. The be-wigged gentle man weighed 350 pounds. But when Victor smoothed Fslstaff's bsir his tsmper was also toned down with the hair tonic and he strutted peacefully away.

How Gus Black went a-8ilfik. Qua Black's horses, a good pair, were carefully attached to a wagon yester day on the Avenue. They didn't seem much inclined to stay there. In fact, they tried to get away from it, and from Cus. They bucked awhile and shook np the bsrness and things and then departed with great vehemence.

Cus stiffened himself, each shin bone being at right angles with the footboard and Cut's body at right angles with the shin bones and things afore said, and in this angular fix Ous hile, Ous shouted whoal whoat till every idler from the Capitol to the river was on the banquette to see and to listen. Carts, drays, street cars. hacks and wagons and women scattered like chaff before the wind, though the women ain't us chaffy now aa they used to be before pinbacks came in vogue. But the wagon and Qua went gustily towsrds the river bridge and Gus was nervous about it. He said be was afraid the horses would run into the big sewer and get him coiked and jammed mere, or tnat tney would miss the bridge and go over the preci pice.

It was at this point in the terrible flight that Gus's hair began to unkink. People heard it crack as each particular hair straightened itself out of its long-accustomed cork-screw kink, and stood out boldly on end. Gus's hat was thus lifted up. But the forces of expsnsion were equal in all directions, and the hat waa exploded in divers rents and fragments, and it blew away in tatters. Gus went flying through the air.

His seat was jolted from beneath him, the foot-board was displaced; the "off horse" felt it strike his sbsnks; his heels went up snd Gus rolled over backward. His shoulders struck the rear axle flying beneath him; his rotary motion was accelerated, and he came out behind the wagon whirling over and over. Fortunately Gus's head struck first A curbstone, a thin one from Glenn's mica slate quarry, was shattered by the concussion and no harm wu done. ue Dorses were lut seen going over the heights west of the river, and no doubt passed through San Antonio or Laredo Uiis morning. In any event, they were the worst scared pair, unless somebody can match Gus, ever seen in Austin.

We only give the facta as recited by a looker-on, and not exactly these occurred, A Shootiso Affaib. Excursionists from Houston went fishing to Grsnd Lake, and whisky went along with the invited guests, and the TtUgram says that a resident of the country around Patterson had presented Col. Tracy with a rabbit killed somewhere near. CoL Tracy subsequently, on making some remarks to the crowd, and in tending a harmless pleasantry, alluded to the present as affording good diet in the country around, or words to that effect. A countryman took umbrage at the allusion intuiting to his com munity, and asked Col.

Tracy if he had so intended. The latter replied that any man who said he did stated a falsehood. The countryman then struck at Mr. Tracy, who threw him down and pnmmelled him pretty well. In the meantime the friends of both gentlemen began fighting.

Among them wu a young man, whose name is given by returned members of the party as John Greer, nephew of a John Greer, citizen residing near Patter wsaauan Ilea ben nude a Specialty In thi. Gnat Show. A DROVE OF BACTRIAN CAMELS, BABY MONKEYS. BABY CAMELS, BABY ELEPHANTS, BABY LIONS, He will give If jou want a bat or a pair of boot or shoes call on Applewhite. Do mot fall to read Penn's local "At cost? At cost I At coat and profit by It.

Wau. PapicrI Wall PapmI-A large and varied assortment for aale at greatly reduced prices, by J. J. U. TuW Til best dressed men in the city bay their hats and shoes at Apple white's.

Hats and shoes bought ol Apple white wear longer than those pur chased elsewhere. Waits you are in need of shoes re member that R. M. Castleman keeps constantly on haod the best and largest stock in ths city. At Tobin's diug store a large and beautiful assortment of frames for photographs and pictures, and cbespcr prices than ever sold before In Austin.

Be certain and examine before purchasing elsewhere. Down I Down I Prices to Suit the times. Cedar stove wood can be bought at the Arenue Wood Yard, opposite City Hotel, at 45 per cord, de -lirered promptly on short notice. apiOdlmo Miss CottA Hkllumh worth has just received by express a large assortment of hats, bonnets and millinery goods of the very latest styles, and will sell at very low figures. Call and see the finest assortment In the city.

Tun Toilet Barber Shop and Bath Rooms, on Congress Avenue, is the largest establishment of the kind in the city, and Harry Hawkins, the pro prietor, is the best barber in the State, and employs seven first class workmen Hot and cold baths only twenty fire cents. Call and see Harry and let him fix yon up in style, ap25 tf Taxi Noticr, Ladiks. Mrs. M. Nichols, corner of Pecsn and Brazos streets, has just received ber spring styles of bats and bonnets snd flowers; ribbons, silks, in the latest styles; fancy ties of the latest novelty, fichus; everything In the bridal costumes.

All goods sold to suit the hard times for cash. mr20tf Tbk receiver in charge of the stock of (urniturs formerly owned by Mr. Lithauer, at the old Mather stand, is proposing to sell. furniture from this date at bottom prices. Housekeepers will find it to their advantage to examine this stock without delay.

It must be closed out at once, and pur chasers need but propose to find the greatest bargains ever offered them. Tub great inducements offered by Adolph Bahn, so well known for twenty years, as the most reliable jeweler in Austin, have been the csuse of his success and enabled him to retire from business. As he is selling now for cost, his patrons will buy all of his goods, which sre superior to any other in style and quality at cost Having always bought only -for cash, has thereby bought cheaper than those who bu7 en time, and his customers should therefore not let this opportunity pass without examminghis large assortment of diamonds, gold watches, necklaces, lockets and sets of jewelry; also solid silverware, consisting of spoons, forks, etc. Of silver-plated ware he has only the latest designs, comprising ice pitchers, waiters, goblets, castors, cake baskets, etc. All are cordially invited to call and examine.

Mr. Bahn will continue to furnish only the best of work on watches and jnwelry until he has disposed of all his goods. Fai.sk Impkehhion. It is generally supposed by a certain class of citizens, who are not practical or experienced, that dyspepsia cannot invariably be cured, but we are pleased to say that Oreen'a August Flower has never, to our knowledge, failed to cure dyspep- sis and liver complaint in all its forms, such as sour stomach, eostiveness, sick headache, palpitation of the heart, low spirits, etc. Out of 80,000 doza bottles sold last year not a single failure was reported, but thousands of complimentary letters received from druggists of wonderful cures.

Three doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sample bot tles ten cents. Kegular size seventy-five cents. For sale by Horley Pecan street.

A Sample otlle for Trial. If you are troubled with headache, dullness, incapscity to keep the mind on any subject, dizzy, sleepy, or nerj tons feelings, gloomy foreboding, ir ritability of temper, or a bad taste in the mouth, Unsteady appetite, choking sensation in the throat, pain in the side or about the shoulders, coldness of extremities, or in fact any symtoms of liver complaint, biliousness, con- stipttion of the bowels, or dyspepsis, go to your druggists, Morley Bros, and get a bottle of Dr. Sherman's Prickly Ash Bitters. No spirit is used in their manufacture except a pure article of Holland din. Ladies, in particular, will find them peculiarly adapted to their wants in til ages and conditions of life.

The label tells all they con- tain, consequently physicians do not hesitate to prescribe them. Sample bottles for trial 25c, Regular size $1. md A SOUTH AMKK1UAN HirrurOlAJlUS, A SEA ELEPHANT, A WALRUS. I BO Oases or 'Wild. Beasts.

I- drawn from steel fonntains, which is a guarantee that it does not contain either lead or copper, at five cent per glsss. Burnett' Cologne in cork and glass stoppers prepared from tbe pur est and best materials unrivaled In richness and delicacy of perfume. Cedar Down. Go to the Pecan street wood yard, two blocks west of the Arenue, and buy cedar uwed and snlit at or 61 75 sawed without aplitting. Prompt delivery.

S. E. JaquA. bI81 lm Popular illustrated book (a6o pagei) oa Manhood I Womanhood! Marsiage! Impediment! to Marriage; the came and cure. m.

security ttaltd, post-paid, for cents, by Dx. C. Whittiee, 6iy St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Of great spedsHst.

a Read his work. Do not wute your money on so- called cheap shoes until you have paid Martin's Austin Boot and Shoe Store a visit. One inspection will convince any reasonable person that hi induce ments are unsurpassed. Burnett's Cocoainb. A perfect dressing for the hair.

The Cocoaine holds in a liquid form a large propor tion of deodorized Cocoanut Oil, pre pared expressly for this purpose, Use chloride of potash lozenge for tore throat and hoarseness; also, for rheumatic and other pains use the original nerve and bone liniment both of which can be obtained at Baker, Gra ham Co. 'a, 918 Congress Avenue. Martin's fine kid Newport tie are sold by him at such low figures that he finds it almost impossible to meet tbe demand. Also, in cheap bouse Uppers he gives inch satisfaction that every lady uka for them. Boot and shoes and hat and cape of the most superior kinds and quality can be had at the new store of Mr.

DeLuhmutt, Avenue Hotel building. Call and see the new style an learn how little it take to clothe the ex tremities. Ladies, gentlemen and chil desiring to get the best shoe to be bad for tbe money in Austin, ahoald call at the new store of Mr. Avenue Hotel building. Hi stock is large and his boot and shoes the best made.

Burnett's Flavobikg Extracts. Tbe superiority of these extracts con sists in their perfect purity and great strength. The; are warranted free from the poisonous oils and acids which enter into the composition of man; of the factitious fruit flavors now in the market. Determined to keep pace with tbe stringency of tbe times, Martin has imported a complete stock of extra cheap and durable boots and shoes. The goods arrived last week, and are -now read; for inspection.

A pocket full of none; amount! to ver; little when health is gone. To enjo; life, a good appetite, sound digestion and elastic limbs, take Tutt's Pills. Then, if you are poor, you will be happy if rich, you can enjo; your money. Alt druggists keep them. Tan is the season for Ma; parties and exhibitions.

No child's costume is complete without a pair of Martin's genuine pearl-colored button boots. Do not be deceived by low pried sheep skin imitation, but go to his place for real morocco ones. Just received direct from New Tork Mra. Wilson, one case of doe trimmed hats one case nntrimmed hats in fane; straws, chip, black and white, leghorn, and other latest styles in the New Tork market. Alas, a selected lot of beautiful ornaments and mourning pins.

10d3t Tie very last bottle -Left standing alone) Oh, what will ni; teeth do When my Sozodont'a gone? breath, too, and gums but reall; I won't Be without it. I'll send for more So-zodont. P. C. Taylor, tbe great lime and cement man of Texas, hsa fresh lime every three boors and fresh cement arriving every week.

Qaurantees every barrel that he sells. All arrivals by steamer. No shipments by- leaky schooners, and crushed and repacked la Galveston. Everything warranted fresh, good and direct from factory. Established 1840.

Tbs A. Q. Simmons Liver Medicine we see eo much said about in our papers is the old original and genuine preparation put ap in yellow wrappers with a likeness of the old Doctor upon each package. It cures all affections arising from a torpid and diseased liver. Ask for the yellow wrapper, and take no other; It is the only genuine.

Hold by Morley Brothers, J. J.4W.H. Tobin, R. H. Cousins, R.

H. Smith. M. A. Tbed-ford sole proprietorChattanoo-gaTenneesee.

weekly by Morley Brothers or 1. i. W. H. Tobin.

janl3d0meodw6m I fi aC TBI MOSTGOnilKOrS STREET PAGEANT IVK9 gKEV and Horn. Move Cerioettlea, Magulurent and Oeorgeon. Wu4robe, Klai. Eui.hl. BWil' Udie Collrt- aoldlera.

Battl. men. Hone Cl.d in Armor of Stiver, lie. and Gold tormina a si ESK OF 8PLKSDOR never before euuatad until thsy psssed for the fattest chickens ever brought to this market. During the afternoon they were bought up like hot cakes, and this morning everybody enjoys them.

Ah excellent old lady who lives on Onion creek, and therefore ought to know whereof she writeth, saya that cucumbers are first sorted into different sizas, and are then packed in bar rels and covered with brine, each sizs being kept separate. Boards weighed down are placed on the cucumbers to keep them beneath the brine. When the season for sale, which is the win ter, begins, the cucumbers are taken out of the brine, washed and put into pure cider vinegar in barrels, kegs or bottles, as may be desired, or they are repacked in fresh brine, and sold in that atate. There is as much sale for them one way as the other. Ws know of no demand for rhubarb vinegar, but do not deubt, if a good, sharp vine gar is mads, it would be as salable as cider vinsgar.

If the old dame could infuse into it a gill of her own temper, and then color it with the aspect of ber countensnce, the liquid would be sour enough to mske pigs iqueal. Sbvehal people who have invested in life assurance had torgotten, though the Hatcitye asserts it, that, one after noon, just after King Solomon had written a solid nonpareil column of wise and moral proverbs, he took bis sldest son by the elbow, led uim down the back stairs' of the palace, through the back yard, past the woodshed, out into the alley, backed him up behind Ahitophel's woodpile, looked warily around to see that no one was listen ing, and whispered into the young man's ear: "My son, a little office in a spreadeagle life insurance company is better than a cart load of preferred stock in the Opbir mines." And then the monarch threw his bead on one side, drew in his chin, shut ono eye, snd gazed at his offspring in silence. Three years afterward, when the Great Hebraic Consolidated Stormy Jordan Life Assurance Company, of which that intelligent young Prince was president; went into bankruptcy, the young man was able to let hie father, who was a little short at the time, have 275,000 ahekels for ninety days, on bis simple note oi hand. Hats, Hats, Hats! On account of receipt of a large consignment of clothing and gents' furnishing goods, shoes, Moses Brothers propose close out their entire stock of hats, of which they have a fine assortment and bought very cheap, at a great sacrifice. They must be sold out in two weeks, ir you need nice hat you had better call at once.

One price and terms cask. Burnett's Cocoaine allays irritation, removes dandruff and invigorates the action of the capillaries in the highest degree. i- AomuaHoa fi. unuoren hair price. Headquarters coaclnded to reduce my stock FOI THE MEXT THIRTY TO MY FRIENDS My stock coaiivts of well selected Spring and Summer More Wild Beaeu, More Me aulS dtllJtAwlt for Bargains.

of spring and annuier I win offer OM EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND CUSTOMERS'. Dress Goods, Grenadines, B. tONGINI, Corner Peeaa and Braaoe RIDGB TOLL. TS. TSrislsN BTataanraa aavltt au.ll 4 a anrMi LAWNS, PIRCAI.ES, LINENS, White Goods, Table Damasks, Towels, NAPKINS, CASSIMERE3, HOSIERY, CORSETS.

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Pr, audition to tanlng and "MUlag. Aifeeurwtoaioa, Austin, waittf mm ROUND TRIP TICKET, good foronedr.el the following: Poouaaa He; aereeaae lc! veblclee, one-hone SSc; I wo-hone 10c; (onr-aon. lc, and 5c for every additional animal. Kt-duced rates will be made for large namhen peraona, or hnn, or A. SMITH.

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