Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 4

EUPIOW Oi i II. It, MAKKS, Pliotocraphor, 703 Co. grss ATenne. Photographs made Instantaneously, equl the best. BURN BUEN BASS' PALE ALE ON DRAUGHT AT THE Morse-Shoe Saloon.

811 Congress Avenue. IVB erhard rdware Comply 3 WHERE I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF THE FINEST Will be saved by yon, if yon will call on 403 AND 405 1" oinjJiJi', Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Liquors, Wines and Cigars try my English Ale. Faints, TIIOS. lardware of every description, And inspect Lis JNew Stock Also Agents for the Osborne Reapers, Mowers and Self-Binders, and nial and Alaska, which are Warranted to be the Finest in the Land, Warranted to Consume less Ice than, any made. ICE CHESTS ALL SIZES, "VERY CHEAP.

Give me a call and MANUFAOrUKER 421 East Pecan A. G. McCAMPBELL, I 8. S. 4 Enameled and Galvanized Iron Water Coolers.

The Largest and Cheapest lot of Cotton Sprinklers, W93 of Refrigerators. The Centen 77 and Rubber Hose, Hose Reels, Lawn Nozzles, c. CAGES LARGE A3SOTMENT. City Sewer, now the time male Connec BRUSH. Louisville, member Chi- Member Ualvesto Cotton Ex- toves "Very Cheap." JOHNSON, Proprietor.

OF AND DEALER IN DRUMMER'S BUGGIES Concord Milks; AND Delivery Spring Wagons A Specialty Austin, FLOYD, J. M. BRYANT. Chiciifto, Il.lnc ii. Member Chicago IJoaru Trade 1.04 aetata is Brokers -IN- the purchase or sale of STOCKS, AND COTTON for future dell vet Manager.

references: Traders National Bank, Fort Worth, Texi Adoue Loblt, bankers, Galveston, Texas. T. W. House, banker. Houston, Texas.

O'Connor Sullivan.bankers.San Antonio Hippin. Adone ers, Dallas lexb8 State Central Bunk, Waco, Texas. Merchante National ank. Little Rock. Ark.

Galveston, Texas. Avenue, one lo. South Bruu cago Board 01 iraue, anu in. i cuare a an. O.

Cotton Exchange. Exchange. 3. MOCKING AND CANARY BIRD Cistern and Force Pumps, Water Elvators, Guaranteed to Purify the Foulest GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND COTTON; water, xuos, uucKets, xaDie uuiuery, L.an terns, Chimneys, (Shovels, Hoes, Rakes, Spades and Garden Trowels. "ROOFING AND GU TTER1NG CHEAPEST IN AUSTIN." $9.50 will buy a Cooking Stove Complete with Furnitne.

CHARTER OAK STOVES Warranted to be the Best and Cheapest to buy. A Fine Assortment of Coal Grates Just Received. Earthen Pipe and Fittings all sizes for Drainage. 1 Execute orders for WEEAT, OOEN, OATS, POJtl.LARD, R. R.

LAN DON BRANCH OFFICE ovd Fort Woith, Texas. 8, I 8. S. Vloyd Houston, 1 exas. 1 8.

8. oyd Dallas, Texrs. 8, Floyd Waco, Texas. S. 8.

oyd ttle Rock, Ark. 8. Floyd Hot si rmcs, am Head office- S. S. FLOYD Austin OiW-e 415 Con gres wick Hotel.

AND cri era crea fcs. nVVp I CHARLES W. BARNES. BARNES SC Oils, J. I.

Case Thrashers. OVER THE CITY. Stray Notes of Home Interest Picked op in Reportorlal Kambltne. A The Legislators all have fled. The town is dull at night, There's no one left to paint it red By getting jolly tight.

DISCONTINUED. On and after April 5th (to-day) the train leaving Austin at 6 p. and the one arriving at 8:30 a. will be discontinued on the Houston Texas Central railroad. THE BATTLE FLAG.

Col. Stephen II. Darden was the last man who bore the flag of the Fourth Texas Regiment, alluded to in yesterday's Statesman, in the battle of Sharpsburg. This was after four others had fallen as the standard-bearers of the regiment. Col.

Carter, of Austin, who was commander of the regiment, died of wound3 received in the service. teachers in council. Travis County Teachers Institute met to-day at the office tf Judge Ful-more. Quite a number of I teachers were present. Prof.

Dechard, of, Man-chaca, was elected permanent President; Prof. Powell, Vice-President. A constitution and by-laws were adopted. Quite an interest was manifested in selecting a programme for next meeting. Prof.

Anderson, of the Capital Business College, kindly tendered his hall for the next meeting, which will be held the first Saturday in une. A SCHEME A couple of Austin men intend running a little steamer from the foot of th Avenue to Mount Bonnrl), for the benefit of pleasure seekers and i picnic parties. Tne have already a force at work clearing a chanstl oi some 25 feet in width by 3 iu depth, to give frea to their vessel. There are pnly a few bad places to be opened up by removal of rocks.gruVfcl. etc.

An engiao has been sent, tor and expected to arrive eery day. The little steciraer will have eating room for about fifty pjssengers. Ihere seems 'no reason why tie plan should not be a buccess. TODAY Is observed throughout all Christendom in commemoration ot ihe resurrection of Christ. It has ever been regardt as the chief festival of tne Christian year, and from earliest times has bf ea observed with a stately and elaborate ceremonial.

The word Easter Anglo-Saxon Foster; German, Ostern is a survival of the old Teutonic mythol ogy. It comes from the Anglo-Saxt Eostre, (the goddess of spring) to whom the fourth month, answering to our April, was dedicated. There is no trace of the celebration of Easter in the New Testament or in the writings of the Apostolic fathers. In early days.the difference as to the time of its observance led to long continued atd bitter controversy, and even now the churches of Russia and Greece, and of the Orient generally celebrate Easter nearly two weaks later than the rest of the Christian world. OF INTEREST TO LAAVTERS.

The Supreme Court, consisting of Chief Justice Willie, and Associate Justices J. W. Strayton and C. S. West, will convene iu this city tomorrow, and remain in session for three months.

There are now oo the docket about 175 cases, and the cleik expects to file at le st 100 more tomorrow. The motion docket of th first assignment will be called on Wed-nejday, and the first call of the trial docket will be had on Thursday. Tomorrow is the last day for filing transcripts on the first assignment, and Wednesday the last day for filing motions. The stcond assignment, to which Travis and surrounding counties belong, will be taken up three weeks from to-morrow. The Commissioners of Appeals, consisting of Presiding Judge II.

S. Walker, and Judges Watts and Delany, will con vene in the Supreme Court room, to morrow, at 10 clock. It is expected that, witn tne neip or this court, the Supreme Court will be enabled to clear its entire docket by the end of tne term. Grand Opening Day For Millinery and Fancy Goods, Wednesday, March 8, At S. Mayer's Bazaar, 703, Congress Ave.

Everybody Invited. The most delicious ice-cream in the city to be found at Klein's, on Lavaca street. S. Mayer's grand millinery opening, weanesaay, Marcn a. AROUND AUSTIN.

Second concert and acrobatic per formance Tuesday evening, 8 o'clock. Cleveland is the choice of the Amer xcan people so are the Opera Puff cigarettes. Concert by Herzog's band, balloon ascension, fireworks during the even ing. Mexican acrobatic and gymnastic troup consists or six gents, one lady auu uue ooy. cnascos ceieoratea Mexican acrobatic troup this afternoon at 5 o'clock at bcholtz Garden.

Marvelous and daring feats on bar and trapeze by Mexican eymnastic iroup, mis evening at Scholtz'Garden. The most daring feats ever perform ed on trapeze win do rendered by the Mexican acrobatic troup, at Scholtz' harden, this evening. Every Drst-class dealer sells Opera Puff Cigarettes, Will not stick to thelip3. Etc. care will be taken to furnish the finest quality of ice cream and other refreshments.

Orders tor families respectfully solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. J. Klein, proprietor. M1NOK MATTERS. The night train on the Central road has been abandoned.

The paragraph about "a setting sun" was all wrong. The. Sun still sheds its brilliant beams athwart the country round about Austin. The funeral of Mr. Z.

T. Torbett was largely attended, evidencing the high respect in which deceased was held by a large circle of friends. Roger Hartman, a young white man convicted of horse theft, was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary by Judge A. S. Walter yesterday.

Over seventy witnesses have been summoned in the Pearson murder case which comes up on Monday the 13th, inst. The trial will likely occupy an entire week. A merrv crowd of six young couples, of both sexes, chaperoned by Mrs. Z. T.

Taylor, had a pleasant time yes-terdav. They spent the day in a beautiful grove in Horst's pasture. A base ball team, composed entirely of females, will give an exhibition of their skill with the bat in Austin on the 24th inst. Wonder if this is another "Adamless Eden" crowd. The races at the Turner Hall rink failed to come eff last night, owing to the spilling of oil on the floor, the announcement of which, made the contestants decline to enter the lists.

Detective John Chenneville lost a valuable saddle horse yesterday. The animal, in trying to leap over an Iron fence, fell upon the sharp-pointed palings, and was so badly hurt that it killed ia order to cut short further agony. Little Christian Montgomery, an iniant about two ears od, whose parents live on liois d'Arc street, fell from a window to the ground, a distance of some ten feet, yesterday morning, and strange to say, was not severely injured. Prof. J.

E. Smith, the accomplished teacher, has recently resigned his po sition. as principal of the graded school to accept the chief clerkship in the office of Hon. U. M.

Haker, Superintendent of Public Instruction. The selection is a good one. Notice the advertisement of the Capital Gaslight Company, whereby a funher reduction is made io the price of gas. wing to the benefi-cient tii'ect of competition in the price of this useful article, is within the reach of all. Observe their rates.

A wreck of a freight train on San Antonio end of the International a few miles beyond Buda, prevented the prompt arrival of the 11:50 North bound express. The engine ran into a horso, and four cars were ditched, thus delaying the passenger train until the wreck was cleared. The soldierly tramp, tramp, of the Austin Greys have made the Avenue resound and re-echo, during the late beautiful nights. They are vigorously training for the great drill at Mobile, that comes off next month. May the boys carry off soma of the honors of that glorious day, and come back to receive the smile and applause that always greet the victors.

St. David's Services to-day Holy Communion at the church at 10 a. m. Morning services at Mlllett's Opera-house at 11 a. m.

Sunday-school at Southern Presbyterian Church at 4 p. m. lloiy Baptism at me cnurcn at a p. with short service and sermon. An offertory will be taken up at each service.

The formal re-opening services at the church will take place today week, the 12th instant. The Sunday-school Easter Celebration will probably be held on Sunday next, Mrs. Wilson and "Webster Have just received a large stock of spring and summer hats in all the late shapes; Children's hats at bargains. Hats shaped and turned over at the Austin Millinery Store, Congress Avenue. Beautiful Easter cards at Hawkes' Tell your neigbors and your city friends, your country friends and your foreign friends, that the grandest millinery display ever seen in Austin will be on exhibition Wednesday 8th, at S.

Congress avenue, next to Burke Wheatley. New Goods. Just received, at Graham Andrew's drug and Pear's toilet soaps, fine bath sponges, carriage sponges, hair brushes, tooth brushes, shoe brushes, shoe sets, and a full line of paint and whitewash brushes. They call special attention to their mixed paints, put up in small cans ready for use, for household purposes. See F.

Everett's advertisement valuable farm for sale. of Grand opening at S. Mayer's new millinery house, Wednesday March 8. Chew "Punch and Handsome hats and bonnets, flowers, ribbons, ornaments, all the latest styles, at Mrs. Snyder's, 110, West Ash.

Just received canvas base ballshoes, also low-quarter shoes for summer, at Martin's, 701 Congress Ave. Chris Kofahl, the Darrjer, corner of Avenue and Pecan, under First National bank. Best place in town. Hot and cold baths. H.

Mayer's grand millinery opening. Wednesday, March 8. New spricg and summer millinery at Mrs. Snyder's, No. 110, West Ash.

INDEXING THE HOUSE JOURNALS. Statement of Chief Clerk Saddler. Mr. A. D.

Saddler, Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives, in a communication to Speaker Foster, claims that the journal of proceedings of March 28 shows that the resolution apportioning work among the employes of the House after adjournment, failed to pass, and that the Heading Clerk, Mr. incoriectly stated the vote to be 42 ayes, instead of 41 ayes, and 29 noes, a total of 70 votes, and one less than the requisite number. lie also claims that Mr. Finger mis-stated the vote on Mr. Cravens' motion to table Mr.

Davis' motion to reconsider the vote en the resolution. Mr. Finger, he states, announced, to be 41 ayes and 40 noes, while the actual showing, by names, Mr. Sadler contends, is 41 ayes and 41 noes, by which, under the rules, the motion to table was lost, and not carried as announced. Only 70 members having voted according to Mr.

Sadler's showing, Mr. Finger, he says, made a mistake in reporting 71 voted, an error which just sufficed to make a quorum. Mr. Sadler, to quote his own words, further says; "To prevent a vote on the motion to reconsider, by which vote I have the strongest reasons to believe the House would have receded from its seemingly adoption of the resolut ion, it was necessary that the motion to table, should prevail Forty-one voted aye, and forty-one voted no, as a simple addition of names will verify, but Mr. Finger made the mistake of announcing the vote as forty-one ayes and forty noes, which was just mistake enough to make it appear that the motion had carried." -j- is enough to show that the resolution failed of adoption (Mr.

Sadler concludes) and is consequently without legal force or effect, and that there is no authority by any other resolution, for officers or employes of the House to perform, or receive pay lor services performed after adjournment. If any of them have performed, or shall assume to perform services as pertaining by precedent and usage to their several positions, it will rest with the Legislature, hereafter, to proyide proper compensation to those who, in its judgment, have acted in good faith." The above presents the material issues as to the record, according to Mr. Sadler's showing, divested of the personal allusions of his communication to parties concerned with him in the issue. Rich, Elegant, Magnificent, Millinery pis-play at S. Mayer's, On the Opening Day, Wednesday, March the 8th.

Everybody Invited, Everybody Come. Chew "Punch" and "Piper." Trade in rubber and cotton hose, last week was good. The exceedingly low price for such a good article, brought many customers. The finest assortment of refrigerators, water-coolers, and ice-cream freezers ever in Austin. The "Charter Oak" cooking stoves, the best made, and sold very cheap now, is havmg a good sale; stoves complete with furniture for $9.50.

Tin roofing and guttermg cheapest in Austin; cistern pumps and water coolers at Geo. A. Brush's. Klein's ice-cream garden is a splendid resort to spend the afternoons and indulge in the very best ice-cream made in Austin. Boiler Skating.

Master Ed Knowles, a skillful skater, has been engaged by Manager Piade for all of next week, at Turner Hall Itink. lie has kindly offered to give instructions to skaters each after noon during his engagement. A fine programme of faney and difficult skating will be presented each evening. Grand opening at S. Mayer's new millinery house, Wednesday, March 8.

Millinery. Mrs. M. Wilson, has this week added many novelties to her already large assortment of spring and summer millinery, and promises an elegant display at her opening, which will be announced later. For a 5 cent smoke the S.

So H. leads them all. Permanently Looated. L. Kirschvink.boot and shoe maker, is now permanently located under Avenue Hotel, Hollingsworth old office, entrance to hotel.

Will be pleased to see his old customers and the public in general, in his new quarters. New work and repairing neatly done. Look out for something novel in the way of "Piper Heidseick" advertising soon. Easter Cards. We have the largest line of Easter cards ever brought to Austin, including Prangs, Tucks and others, at A.

K. Hawks'. For the cheapest and best shoes go to Martin's, as bis stock is all fresh and good, having no old stock to OFFER AS LEADERS. Easter card3 at nawkes'. Grand Opening.

he ice cream parlor at Jacoby's old stand on Lavaca street, will be opened on Sunday, the 5th inst. The garden is one of the most beautiful and pleasing resorts in tne city, ana PROF. PROCTOR WILL "wIVE TWO Lectures -ON Astronomy, IN THE First Baptist Church, A3 FOLLOWS-Tuesday, April 7, "The Life of a Worid." Wednesday, April 8, "The Sun." (See page 4,) Doors opcu at 7:30. Lecture at 8. Each Lecture will be brilliantly illustrated by a powerful oxy-hydrosen llht.

Admission to each Lecture School pupils .80 cents. .25 cents. Tickets may be obtained at Book, Drug and Music Stores, or at door of Church. Imi tar, Land and Insurance Agents. CITY AND COUNTY REAL ES TATE A SPECIALTY NEGOTIATE LOANS IN SUMS TO 8UIT 720 Congress Avenue.

iy Fair Dealing AND Honest Weights 18 THE MOTTO OH THE OLD RELIABLE mm 8215 Congress Avenue. Where the finest and best of TEAS, COFFEES, SPloKH, are sold at prices as low as anywhere else in the city, delivery. OWN iP IS VV Mm amToan association. lxans granted to members on Vendors' ana Mechanics' Liens, Deeds oi Trust, for buying, and for improving Keal Estate generally. Meetings on the 3rd of every mouth.

rwK home may be acquired at about the cost of ordinary rent through 'his association. As investment for mouihly savings, the stock is unsurted in point oi profit and safe ty. Hy laws ana particulars ui litO. WARNER, Secretary. Office.

720 Congress Ave. COAL GAS. CONSUMERS USING MONTHLY From l.ooo to s.ooo feet 92 bo per l.ooo lO.UOU 2 i nin to 20.000 1 75 Sneotal rates to larger consume s. se vice npes ana Bieiers pm iu wimuuii tui kas heretofore. VRTnir AT WORKS.

SCREENED. First-class Coke 40 cents perDarrei Second-class Co.e ..20 First-class Coke 45 cents per barrel i hi verso in 5 Darrei iois. Kecond-clans Coke PL. Price per gallon cents! uarrei. BO QAB IITTING AHD IIXTUEE3 At reasonable rates.

Austin OasliKht and Coal Company Oitce, 106 West Live Oak Street. A. E. JUDGE. Sec'y.

A THE OLD 8TAND, on East Pecan street. Prices reasonable, and Satisfaction Guaran an teed. JU W.ISHEBWOOU, Proprietor. Tin kirni Agency, ESTABLIMIED lt41. R.

G. DUN oc CO. GEO. W. IIOUK, Manager ty-five thousand correspondents, Collection departmeut recently reorganized; now possessing unusual facilities in the collection of past due claims.

We make a specialty ol collection and adjustment of loss upon ile Insurance Pol ies M1CS. S. J.BODIY, Milliner ana Dressmaker 2f0. 407, OOLOEADOi STEEET. Ha just received a full line of beautiful Mllll nery Goods, which ladies of Austin are re quested to call and examine.

nihS-lm. SANITAltY PL.TJMBEUS, DEALERS IN Plnmmtn' and Was-Flitters' Goods Estimates given on Plumbing, uas-Fltring, Iron Water-Pi i'ipe Fitting, etc. All work guar anteed. Under Avenue Hotel, No. 719' Con gress Avenue mmnim HEM and Fancy Groceries Cash Pai for Country Pro doe, IOX O.T3LC1 X03 tAToc-tt Focciu Street.

GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTO wissssfit-sr eviis TELKPIIONK STATION NO, BELTO MATTINGLEY ZlMPELMAN. H. CARRIPY. General Manager, MANUFACTURES ALL KINDS OF Wrought Iron and Brass 'Gooik IROX STORE FROSTS, FESCISG Machinery of all kinds made and repaired. St.

Louis prices on all Iron goods duplicated. Orders by mail promptly attended to. All work guaran. teed or no charge. Address II.

GAICKIPY, febo-3m IJelton, Texas. SUPERINTENDENT of the tions. FARM FOR SALE. A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 103 ACRES, SITUATED ABOUT ONE-nALF MILE southeast of the deaf and dttmb Asylum, can be had at a low price and on easy terms. possesSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY.

GOOD FENCES, NEAT COTTAGE AND BARN AND A LASTING SFRING OF FURE WATER. AFPLY TO W. K. HALL, 816 Congress Avenue, S. Mayer's prrand millinery opening, Wednesday, March 8.

St. David's Church. Musical programme of St. David's Choir, Easter, 1885. At Millet 's Opera House 11 a.

in. Morning breaks upon the tomb (voluntary W. H. unrisi our rassover. (Antnem) SamuklChappI.e.

Gloria Patries. 1. From Elliotte Jubilate. 2. From Mosenthals' Benedlc.

3. No. 1. W. Gunter.

Te Doum in B. flat. C. F. Krkv.

Jubilate. (plain). Glntek. Hymn-Christ the Lord is risen to-day. T.

s. LLOYD UlorU Patri. Ei.mott. Offertory He Is risen! He Is W.B. Wild Doxrology.

Organ voluntary. MO POISO IN THE PASTRY IF' Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, flavor Ckes, Creama, Padding. Ac, a delicately and naturally mm th fralt fVoia which they are made. For Strength and True Fruit Flavor They Stand Alone. PREPARED BY TH Price Baking Powder icago, III.

st. Lou is. Mo. MAKERS Or Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powcfef AND Dr.

Price's Lnpnlm Yeast lest Dry Bojt Yeast. FOR SA BY GROCERS. MAKjf BCX ONS QVAUTt, jfr ut aiMsm. 0 a 0 SAM. T.

SCOTT. EETAIL DEALERS IN- ustin, Texas. ASD CASUS A SPEC1ALT. Entirety Free from FUSIL OIL. Ul by over 3,500 Fbysl-ian and Chemist FOR CHOLERA.

pav0 very yrazij yltiff Teault, XOtA mous Halt Whl.key, I know It to be wholesome. Glean and unadulterated." FRED. II. PAWEItS, M. of Rochester, N.T.' a grraduateof the leading KuroiieancollHKes.suyat I prescribe your alt hlakey in my practice here, oonsider ft a very superior reliable article and caa heartily recommend 'it in low states of fevers, acute Inflammations, and depresBinff maladies generally, and also as a tonio in feeble ulf tion and convul escenoe from acute diseases, where an alcohotia stitnulunt ia indicated, and especially in I'litUlais.

Puimonalia." New Millett Mansion Mrs. s. J. OKlt. Proprictrbss, Corner Ash and Brazos streets, Austin, Texas Beard and lodging fi.60 to $2 a diy, accord' ng to location of rooms.

Sample rooms and special Inducements to commercial men au4i I transient. jcp TT WORKS, A DEADLY POISOnl and Unadulterated. Mild Wasting IMneaaes. Endorsee? -2 OIL oDrastMrheVmVaUyouSlIS risjtiorciro uure ror itiaiaria, rnimonary complaints, Indigent Ion, Norvo nriraaiiit) a3 a si iiuuiiAfl i' Anu hni in 'i'Told Fever, Dyaeuier iiair iitca, and all low forms Disease. THE ItlXOUMzLl) bbsvANTIDOTE We are the only concern In the United States who are bottling and selling to the Medlct Profession and Drug Trade an absolutely Pure Malt Wlilkkcy, one that is free fror FUSIIj Oil.

and that 13 not only found on the sideboards of the best families In Ut country, but also in the physician's dispensing room. DR. ARENDTf the great German Chemist, says: "Ihavemade tun anahjsit vf yuwr juiijii it tv. fermentation and distillation, is entirely free from fusfl Oandanyofthoa Similarly obnoxious alcohol which are so often found in whiaheu. I therefore RECOMMEND IT TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

PISICSONAL. S. S. Shackelford, dental office, is moved to Masonic Temple. Mrs.

E. M. House, of Houston, is in the city. Mr. E.

G. Senter. of the Gazette, is in Fort Worth. Major E.M. Stackpole, of Galves ton, is stopping at the Carrollton.

Mr. N. A. Steadman and wife, of Fort Worth, are guests of the Carroll- ton. Col A.

J. Peeler and Dr. J. J. Tobin left yesterday to visit the Exposi tion.

Mr. A. II. Pierce, a cattle king of Southern Texas, was in the city yes terday. Mr.

A. C. Shell, a prominent citi zen of Williamson County, is at the Avenue. Mr. J.

M. lieasran. member of the Lampasas bar, is registered at the Avenue. Mr. L.

B. Harris, a prominent stock man of Tom Green County, ia at the Carrollton. Mr. Thos. F.

West, of Jacksboro, a prominent lawyer, spending a few iys in Austin. Mr. W. P. Howland, of Waco, the efficient agent of the Mutual Life, is visiting the city.

Mr. James Taylor, the stockman has gone to the Pannandie to see about some "long-horns." Miss Lula Cockrell, a charming young lady from Sherman, is visiting the iamily oi Col. hwam. Mr. A.

N. Town, General Eastern Agent of the Missouri Pacific Bail- road, was in the city yesterday. A telegram received yesterday an nounces the safe arrival in of Mrs. It. A.

Carruthers and her daugh ter, Agnes. The aged parents of Mr. G. Bar tholomew, who have been spending some tiihe in Austin, will leave to morrow for New Orleans. Mr.

A. Bailie, who has been, the prescription clerk at Morley Bros, for the past year, has accepted a similar position with a large establishment in ew Urieans, and will leave tor mat city this week. IP's many friends in Austin regret to have him leave. W. N.

LeSueur, dentist. Parlors No. 502 Congress avenue, over New man Co's. store. Miss Cora Hellensworth Will have her spring and summer openinar Thursday, April 9, of fine millinery goods, and she extends a cordial invitation to her customers and the ladies of Austin, to call and examine one of the finest stocks of millinery troods ever brought to the city.

Everybody invited to inspect the elegant line of millinery on the opening day. S. Mayer. Prof. VOJT VOMEU, writes; "Parity Itself Duffy's Malt Whiskey, i8 the purest liquor that I have ever analysed.

I must therefore unqualiliediy rooommend it to the medical lof the Faculty, and Professor of the Baltimore Medical College, savs: I find it remarkably free from fusil oil and other objectionable materials so often found in the whiskies of the present day. AMES'J. O'DEA. M. of Staten Island, the author of several works on insanity, writes: "When I prescribe an alcoholic stimulant I ol d.

your fa Kl FACT, IT IS A BEVERAGE AND MEDICINE CO rati I NED. Rin flflTIOTIFDTItFCC! and those afflicted with IIUMOMnilACFS. A bUlaOUiar 1 IV SsUy. WILL, on receipt of SIX UOLLAU send to any adtlresat in the United 9 (East of the Rocky Mountains), all W.Tr press Charges prepaid a plain avoiding all opportunity for comments containing: Sx Quart bottles of our 'i'CJItlJ Ur iLT WHISKEY and with it is Trritincr, and under" tho Seal of the Company a SI HK and FOS1TIVU CUIUS oi CONSUMPTION and other WASTING IHSEASUS In their early stajros. The Formula haa been prepared especially for us by the great German Scientist, 2r.

Von yonder a It can be prepared bv anv family honspfceerwr at slitrht ejrppnse (Raw Beefsteak and oui ITTJFl.X3 ISLJULmI? WHISKEY being of the After this preparation haa been taken for a few weeks, the previously conspicuously prom inent bones in patients suffering from Consumption and the like diseases, get covered with a thick coating of fat and muscle, the sunken and bloodless cheeks fill up and assume a rosy hue (he drooping spirits revive, while all the muscles of the body, and chief among them the heart; are strong and better able to perform their functions, because of being nourished with a richer blo. han they had been before. In other words, the system Is supplied with mor carbon than disease can exhaust, thereby giving nature the upper hand in the conflict. SOLD hJ LEADING DRUGGISTS AHD FIXE HOUSES XXTo ONE IDOXiIjA.I1 SJEjEI. BOTTLLl Sample.

Quart Bottles sent to any address in the United States (East of the RoekyMoim tains), securely packed in plain case, Express charges prepaid on receipt of THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY BATIK U. S. A. No. 425 Congress Avenue, under Raymond.

Tickets to St. Louis, Kans as City, Chicago, Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, 1 IU 1 1 3 C. GARA FALLS, ALBANY, CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, LOUISVILLE, BALTIMORE, WASHING TON, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON. ALSO, LITTLE ROCK, MEMPHIS. NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, ATLANTA, MACON, and all other POINTS JSTV VBHT OHI3A.I XLa-THM.

23f oire tin call aiaci soo lESLm. PiLGrG-I KXjXjIS 314 Congress Avenue, Austin, Manufacturers and Dealers in Carriages Ot every description Carry the largest ock, and sell lower than any nouse in Austin mli.