Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 17, 1891 Page: 4 of 8
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HalietSVille H eraKl. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
S&8$€RIPrinN TRH V.<>TM tl.50
Lehmanns lwNoohck . .Proprietors
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J. M Donoohub,____...... Editor .
C. F. Lehmann.■;., Business Manager.
NOTICE, ADVERTISERS:
Wt will take no -onr- “ whvxNVir». cuts’
uoi*rany consideration.
ftwder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
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is kept no file at E. C.
Advertisin': Agcucv, San Fran- L-
l; DeorffeP. Rowell, Xrw York: S. W.
Permanent School Fund.
| | .Ft. Worth Gazette.
Uiide rib Jf-ster amendment To
the conktrtiiiioij, now a part of tire
•} organic btvv,. tiio permanent school
JEund is defined follows: “The-
{priaci{>a*{ aIT all. guilds ami other
i funds, and the principal arising
from the sale of l|d* lands- herebe-
foio s«-t. apart to said .school feud,
j'shafj lie the pel inanent school I
l fund.” :The pp‘| uifm- ir<.-tl<>n is thad l
Linder thetmans of. tbe^Veendment.
the permanent Scnoo! fund includes
. the unsold land' tt the cietiit of
1 K n Y 4 4 i • » It . L 11 i * L 1 ii >-wl »r '/ mi LI 1» A o i
Rosenberp Bibs
ip
Are now repelvino tliuii1Fall stix-L of
d^u*! It has ever been'a mooted ques- I Commissioner Lane of the de-! that itiml, which- land' Would be so
jTj.-m-n’ RiAiif inM”!.”- *:y w- tion io Texas history whether or partment of agriculture of a. la. reckoned'in tlie levy, of 1 pci; cent
‘CbfcAgtC and Nelsonrcwsniau’&co^st.L Louis*' not Stephen F. Austin was in syjn- bama Iras issued a circular -.to ev annual! v for use of the available
V&erti contracts far advertisina can ho nmilfi for it at the beg 1 till 11) g V i t i 1 11) C i <J I-)7 S t,U f 0 H^lic U11U rid CO 111 11} i ssi Ol I - f tllH I ^ ~ "
But ftucfi is hptrthe -Cnse.
! Datriots who wrested] Texas from er in the cotton growing states call- i ne unsold land is- not made a
the dominion of Mexico. L. E. f ing a couventiou of fanners, to be part of the reckoning in the levy •
Daniel, a citizen of Austin, is pirb held in Montgomery, January ft, j afore mentioned, aud ail the fine j
lislring a volume entitled “Person for the purpose of considering thej talk beard during the Iast .legiala- _
nel of the Texas State Government, expediency aud practicability • of'tive session last spring'of’the mil* Pti,„ ,
with Sketches of Representative decreasing the acreage of cotton in lum dollars which 1 per cent of Ai ember w<? are buying more
Texans.’' which will probably shed the south. the permanent school Would add
additional light on the subject
In the advauce sheets of this book
THE PAOHTE DISTRICT.
The special session of the legis-
lature to be convened by ‘the.
governor in the spring, will in
compliance with a constitutional
command address l-tseif to the bus
iDess of a reapportiooment of the
state. That instrument requires
that at the first sessio^ of the leg-
islature aftefeaeh decennial cen-
sus of the United States shall have
been takeu and the result ascer-
tained that that body shall reap-
portion the state into congression-
al, judicial, senatorial and repre-
sentative districts. .
Under the tenth census ot the
United States the ratio of repre-
sentatives in congress was one
member to every 151,000 of popu- of Liter in his possession
lation, and the last congress, fol-
lowing a long line of precedents, T. C. Oltokf. editor of the Mar-
changed this ratio in order to pie- 1 in Ball, is spoken of as a proba-
vent the members of the lower [ble candidate for congress next
Dry Goods, Groceries, Etc.
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. , ” jj---We Will have the most complete line.of——jj
Gen era/Met eh a it tfhe
IN THE CITY. PRICES.TO SUIT THE TIMES.
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to the available fund for use in-the
COTTOIM
, Attorney General Miltef has de- schools was largely Tpipty elo-
is found a biogi aphical skefc.i of , termined to test wnet her the i ssu - ].q uep ce. lh“ ,• ei m-i mnit school I hau-any other firm in the city, consecjuently payin07 the best prices..
Stephen F. Austin, in which ap- { ai-ce 0f {masses is a violation of the fund on w'hich the % ; cr cent low
is to be-made consists of ^ - ' v • - •
Bonds.'7,0:11,808 75; ' e ’ - . ;
Laixl notes . . ! 14,d0Q,000 00 n”" 1 1 1 ..................................... ..............
pears a letter hitherto unpublished intei-stute commerce law. He will
This letter purports to have been bring suit against the , Boston and
written at the city of Mexico by Maine road.’s The suit u i.ii be in-
Austin to Jamis F. Perry, A ugust st-ituted in Ne .v Hampshiiv.
25. 1834. in which the writei strong __^
ly deprecates the anti-Mexican par- ; r Amo\g OUR EXCHANOF,S.
ty in Texas vvho were agitating tor ■ . _
indepeudenc-e. The author of the Gonzal&s. Iuquirel.. Tbe hap
volume claims to have the ong.ua! m#o w l||(1 bus4y m(ln
house from becom mg too n u m erous
and unwieldy. Hence under the
eleventh census the representation
year. If he should decide to run
Saw wood.
Goliad Guard: The Hnlletsville
Herald has entered its 21st vol-
ume, and is one. of the best week-
lies published in Texas. ^
Colorado Citizen: Tbe Hallets-
TntHl..;.........s21.G31.808 75;
One per cent of this is 8216,318,
or about oae-tii'th rtf bue amount j
which we wmv to hi \v»u d achruf
from tbe levy, ji hechmination 25,-
000,000 acres of 1 nnl, valpexl at 83
an acre, make-, a big difference in
the reckoning. andr will no doubt]
serve to mitigate tbe fears of’
those who dreaded the Tester1
amendment aS the demolisher of
FEED STORE!
Realizing the
■•-w '
want in Hal lets vibe of a first-class feed 6tore
"e*> .‘-V
J. M Kuykendall & Bro,
it will be worth while to.watch the ville Herald lm> entered upon its ^le permanent fund. Two hun-
progress aud event of his canvass, twenty-first year, a prosperous,.well
was fixed at one member to 173,901 j Theavenne to political preferments conductecLsnd useful paper. Long
rarely lies through « country print- may it herald the news of old La
inhabitants.
The Eighth Congressional Dis-
trict of Teras is composed of the
following counties. The figures
set opposite each name represent
the number of inhabitants accord-
ing to the census of 1890:
AtaMosa...... 6,449
Austin........................ 17,786
Colorado.................c...... 19.470
CaklweU.....................15,751
Fayette........................31,413
Gop sales...................... 18,008
Guadalupe.................15,000
Hays........................... 11,328
Karnes......................... 3,618
Lavaca............. ..;........ 22,758
Lee.......................... 11,310
Live Oak................... .fc.. 2,063
Wharton............... 7,536
Wilson........................ 10,651
ing office.
vacai
MlSCELLANV. Victoria Advocate: The LivO
. , i Oak county people have gone to
The third party has been organ- work ^,.uestFou tu„, railroad
.zed lu Cooke coanty, this state. Committees have l.eeu ap.
Six children have been burned j pointed to canvass the county for
to death in Lamar county this fall, subscriptions.-*- Geo. . W. West
Congressman Culberson has ac i 1,e‘ds «»* «*» *ith. SlO.OtW. Per
cepted a place on the inter-state
commerce commission.
The defeat of Mills for the
Have opened up i.u the J. F. Elstnef baildipg with a large stock of
H ay, Corn & Oats,
dred thousand dollars annually
taken from it will lx* a long time
in making a very; big bole in the
fund: * In Urn- meantime the school
IhikIh wit, ha\ e eoviiHuced greatly [ which thev are offering to the public at prides as low as the state of tbfr
in value, enough perhaps in the
next two dec-mlix to « ffset t!ie to-
tal annual one }**r cent levies, i
-market justifies.
I) e Leon. Tifx as. .1 ulv Ihh ].
ilt-'sR.s. I.u'i'MA.v Ukos.. Snvanuaii. Ga.
Gej«ts -I’m- nst*<f nearly four bottlw, of K 1‘. I*.
8^°*Their stock will be replenished from time to time so as to
the wants of the trade. •
meet
LUMBER YARD!
\\ . .Wallace & Co.>^4<-^-
{ Oak county’s stock Shipments will
be made by way of Victoria.
Baird Stat: Cattle seem to have
hjt bed rock at last. A reliable
stockman living in Taylor county
TV
ty breathing aiid^ntutli palpit.itinn of th€
laMitt. aud nlieved ,ut- all pain; , on. tioNlyil naa !
clo»**<l fot ten yrara, u«w 1 oan bi-vatlir tlironsh kv,;
readily.-. ■ ■ ■ " - ; V
I have not slept on either side for two years, kg
far t, dreaded to see uiolit come, now I t-leep so.aul‘ ‘
ly in any position all night.
.1 an, 5# years old. but e\pe< r sia.ii to he aide to ; : ♦
take hold of the {.low-handles; i feel ptoild I was
•1' and i /heartily . fe-)- Deniers lu-
Total.i..... ............193,151
It will be perceived from the ! cf Texas the
foregoing figures that there is au J appears to be broken.
excess of 19,250 inhabitants in the !
speakership caused general regret
throughout the state.
It is estimated that over 89,000 informed us this week that he ibcky euwt>:hv. i»: 1
bales of cotton have been handled j could, buy all the cattle desired at t ***** *[
at Brenham this season. S2,50 per head, and the report
Rain has fallen in man> portions COIt*e8 from Coleman county of one
and the mau qfferisg 1000 head at 81 per
y
YOAKUM, TEXAS.
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A. M. KA>h*KVV;
T«« Sf;vTV, OK Te\ak, )
/'... •• ‘ <v C.tinani ht% l ' y
lV.fni't fin* uniliTsijrnrd jpithdrity «m thix day.
if-uAI, 1,11 I' i.ihlumi >.il A I'.uit.-iil-
district as now constituted, not-
withstanding the changed ratio of
members to population. In the re-
The Missouri, Kansas and Tex-!
as railroad people are talking of ^
building from LaGrange to Vel-
head. Scarcity of grass and water
is the cause’ of extremely ,-lo.vc pri ‘ ^
I
construction of the district it will a80°*
be necessary to eliminate one or
more counties, or form a combina-
Edna Progress: Mr. B. Corue-
lius, of this place, his brother of
Runge, and Mr. H. J. Lochauseu
of Morales, have formed a co-part-
LUMBER,
The Houston bank clearances
tion that will meet the require-' ILudU “^“fcbaaeil the gin*'aud |
of i.„ 1 orStIw ” *!!!? atEzzel], inLavaca couu- : trial of J- id t rnzi
of oo.l percent o er the coiespond- ty Xhe machinery will be pul in m^ude'i ■ : r:
- ing week of last year. ■» * -
ments of the law.
In most of the states a congres
sional reapportionment is a more
important matter than it is in Tex-
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The grand lodge of Masons, in
as. There political interests must' se1ssion "‘Houston last week vot-
v . j • ,i • . , . v naftinst remnvni of th«ir liaori-
be subserved, in this state it is on-
ly the politicians who are interest-
ed against removal of their head-
quarters from Houston to Fort
4 The Eagle, bake Uases*
Columbus* Tex!, I) 12. - 1 he
u h«» wa.- a
.like' tu ui -
j good shape for#nex\ season aiult derH's, > e - 1 ion..!); ‘ i Lot-e dt
these gentlemen will-no doubt LaGlaitV'l'jiy, i-- j ;y laiilng
make a fortune out of their invest to aoren. i ht-\ kl -* tor hang-
meut, as Ezzell is oue of the best ing ai d two t«-r . q t:il. l'h.p
stands in Lavaca countyr, We crime f”; vvhiyi Fi / -i i- «ei..-g
statriutut mi i<Wi»y rbin, to tji« yiriiio ,it'
I*. 1*. 1*.- m»*diOliv is truo. - , .
AM- lliHievy. '
.Sworn to mid .siilisfjitvd bofojib Attgust
4tii, W9i: .1. M L.i JtliKK 1; X. i*.
('oiirmn'io'. Co., -Texas.
StiM tii Lay s drug store. . . • . ' .
—--- 'In fact everything used in the building line. 6?^“First-class material at
the lowest prices.-
SHINGLE?, HARDWARE, ETC.
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N. EHrich & Co.,
DKALEL’S IX-
ed. except in cases where special i VVortL bv " m"jonty of over 100. ! learn that Mr Cornelius will also to- '
. 1 « - < —_ . . r\ I .. Q (Tonaro muroh ondion L'toni . I 'll i W i
' u f-i 5* 4 t l j k \ i > 1 - i;
interests may he involved.
THE ALIEN LAND
A BA TED.
Col. J. Q.Chenoweth of Bonham merchandise store hh«ol d < .
and Henry W. Lightfoot of Paris
The • youug
LA W are spoken of as candidates for con-
st that place.
Shiner Courier:
What is known in general terms | ed.
as tbe Gossett amendment to the
gress vice Col. Culberson, resign- j men of this city aie getting up a
ball to be givpu ot iiie K. of P.
in ist r».id
piean <1L* luiii'.'iei>
ever 'cpiwn'iif-red i'.V 'bis county.
Bob VN’yalt, an i ic •fff.'us.i ve White
.man. Whs tiikcn I»• - in jus bed anil
shot down. i\ bile tie whs dying
[ be asked for w.Mter to brink and in
DRUGS. HMEDICINES.|^
ss the OossettamcnUmenL ,o the Work wa8 inaoKurated on the | Hall some time Uur.ng the holi- b 1 - t
Pan-American railway at Victoria i ^ ,,?L* "L1 L\± h his W. N,„, „f ,he best cit-
nnconstttntional by the supreme Friday mornine last The event
court, Chief Justice J W. Slayton 'iarg^^ gaTm‘
ath:r^,tL°K^7T“t i''^f Pe-Ple, speech making, etc.
week on appeal from the district Benton Duke was shot and kill- them, and help out all that ’is ue- U( *il ’ ‘ * ’
- _ - - - ed Monday afteruoou about " ' ■” w *• - ■v;v *
court of Ellis county. The trial
court had held that the law was ° clock by Frank Sparks at New engaged and no doubt but that a
unconstitutional on two accounts, Philadelphia, seven miles from Ea- j royal time will be had. The young j
namely, a defective title and as au
impairment of the obligation of
contracts. 1 he supreme court con-
sidered only one of these objections
to the law, that which relates to
its title. The effect of this decis-
ion is to leave the law in the sa
gle Lake. Duke formerly lived in
Eagle Lake and was a man of fam-
ily.
bn to themselves all responsibility; •
n the w»y of gett og up the affa.r, by tbe i{,iin,! j„rv. wiri,
the music included. By doing this ,v -■ , • r .r
j r> H’« '‘HiHiy but six of !hem wen-
pressed, tin n- !>yU.g n<>t
enough evideuey* to tn/d tl»ein, bul
Foard Frazi<kr, fj. ii 4oor1- a: • i
S. P. Moore ho i..;’,v iu j.od, charg-
ed with tliis HW'fii-1 cnnitj.
0 r cessary. Joe Veliuo’s band will be
Drs. Leilln-ttvr ktint Kitox lwvt jiik oftirt* iu live building.
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Drugstore open every night.'
men getting up the affair are as
follows: Robert Escheuberg, Jui.
MiUanck, C. W. Holchak, Gus
A Cuero dispatch says:
all p^rts of the county come com
plainre of horse stealing. Mexi-
At LaGraniD- Lo jury in the
i , case of Ford Fe-z,. r taih-d t<>
From ! j ^anC^’o^^8 yJ-8Cj^eD ^t& ^ agree ami ware ill set.urged. Ibis
erville, Albert
Jos. & A. Jezek,
WUS L'lir* ‘ < i vf i I,,
,, „ iloeller Law- KHgle L,.i
ion is to leave the law in the saru£ can8j whQ came in last fall to pick ; rence *E. A. Meitzeu,
shape ih which the last legislature cotton, are now returning to the Hugh Saunders, V ill
iii'. euLed the.
cases. 1 he case of
_ _______ ________ _________ _ ____ Kuesei, F.
found it, that is to's iy divested of border and a horse generally goes Smith and Ed. \\ angemann.
H. H. Moore is still o"
Blacksmiths and
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any positive force or virtue.
_ The prebbure tif ine J uifibu aiTt?-;
with each. ' Houston Post: The prosperity siair well hi Belton has gone up to
Advices from St. Petersburg say 0* the West is flot any longer eii- 132 pounds. It v.«s at first 90
vY heel wrights.
The message of President Har-i Advices from St. Petersburg say °} >8 not any longer en- 132 pounds, it was at first 90 . SWEET HOME,-TEXAS.
rison to the first session of the Fif- that influenza has assumed alarm- I dependent upon the East, pouuds. It .is estimated tlrnt- this -y i HUioksmitbino- donp with npatnpKs and di«anntr>h
.......: 11 U.. f_____. ______ tk; u. The nort of Galveston alone last nressure «„im! elevate tbe uutev '-TOlierai 141.K ktmitlmig CIOIIC WITH IieameSS ailQ dlSpatCtl.
ty-second congress will be found - ing-forms there. The patients be- I he port of Galveston ah*ne last pressure w< u d elevate the w .iter
on the third page of this edition, come mad and rust wildly through vear shipped more than 833,000,000 j iu a pipe’‘»vcr 300 fegg pVobabl.y
It gives a comprehensive view of the streets in violent paroxysms, ''orth of the surplus products of
the operations of the several de- then have a high fever aud litter ^ie Southwest and West* Ibis
partmeuts of government togA-ther [irostrntion, often followed bv wac> (j011® fchfc mee of great. lmr-
with recoiiimemlntions by the'cliief death. In other cases there are 'f,or diaadvaidaga8- Hie extremely
-a.
the heaviest pressure of any well
in the world. . • ; hv,- hb . !
exeentiv'e. As a literary produc- t\ |>hoid vlev.‘louments. low rate of freight ou grain and
tion it is noi the pqual of some of . . products for export fiom Kansas
the messng s of eith< r Mr. Arlhur At the regular me#ting f>f Wei- City to New Orleansat the present
or Mr. Cleveland, but ifis fi‘ °K} \ ,7 - - Na % tlme 8howa c\learty the tread ofy
terized in the main by moderation ,u a' t?vt‘l1lln8 the following ofli- ; commerce. Even upw, a thing
aud conservatism . 7 ceis were elected for the ensuing which Kansas -City and other
^r term: J. R. Gnsmnn, past master jx>ints are not at all anxious to
Thi Aransas Pass is going to "orkmau; Owen Heyer, master -give away, is the fact that • every-
build from this section to Velasco, ^'orkman; H. M. Carter, foreman; bushel of gram which they are
tift Pan-Amencnn is under con- ! - ^ ' Kindred,Prerseer; J. R. Low- shipping to New Orleans is. saving
. tract to build north from Victoria 7r>> rP«order'; Fred Vaulengericee, th’em from eight to twelve .cents
witbfn eighteen months/ people financier; J. L. H; Townsend,over Eastern transportation rates,
along the route are agitating for a l,'^eAC(^'hman; H. I* aluentlfbld, I bis is only a E'onimeucemebt.
(iirect line of railwayfrom.8an An- watchman;W. A. Baar, The attractiveness of gulf ports
tonio to VMasco, and the RfickTs- ^ 'Ill8alj a»d J. ■; H. Fisher, will grow with Emir use. 1 The
lamb and Misaouri k’an'ano «ml trustees; Dr; 8, B. McLeary, ined- march of cotumeree for the tmps-
ical examiner. The above lodge ^ Mississippi will be southward, aud
has forty odd members, . own the port that can offer the greatest
their own lodge mom and are in a ! facilities for business will reap tfit-
prosperous condition. largest benefits. / ' - v :
Advice to Women
If you would protect yourself
from Pairrful, Profuse, Scanty,
Suppressed or Irregular Men-
struation you must use
Renovating of Buggies a specialty.
Only good work done. Prices reasonable.
Mr. .Jezek is inventor of the latest improved silver mountod bit^>
BRADFI ELD’S
FEMALE
REGULATOR
STAGE LINE“"=“““
CAPITAL - - - - $60,000.
land- and Missouri, Kansas aud
Texas are preparing to extend to
the month of the Brazos. 7 It; will
be almost a wonder if Halter ville
fails toget one of these lines. ?7j
.V
-in Vf HTERSViLLE, April 36, 1886.
TliU win certify tli&t two members of tnv
immediate famUy, after having suffarfed for
mn from nenitrual Irregularity,
being treated vrithout benefit by physicians,
ireraat length oompletely cured by one bottle
of Bradfleld’a Feiuale Regulator. Its
effect 1« truly wonderful. J. \v, Strano*. ‘
Boog to “ WOMAX ”AraUed FRER; which contain*
% a.u*L>l* lntormatloh on all female <ltsea*e>
BRADFI ELD REGULATOR CQ„
ATLANTA. CA.
FOM BALE BY AML EBl^G&ISTa.
Halletsville to
Sehulenlmrg
It. 1). Z.fMWAl.T.'Ci.iitrsctbk.
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i > OFFICERS:
T H. JanicR. President; T. Y. Hill. X. Preeitlea*
. FRIEXCH SIMPSON. Caahier.
.I'-/: • r DIRECTORS;
1 Carey Shaw. . -Fneijch Simpson,
1 . . T. Y. Hill,.
Has placed on the llno an easy run-.j. w. lu-naett.
ning JiacK, wliich Will make daily j
trips 4o Schu fen burg. ; Foreign and
T. H. Janie*
Joseph Kahn.
C. A. Kessler.
Domettie
bought and nold.
Exchange
43 Fare $1.50 Dr 2.50 Round Trip. |
Small packaires and Express goods j11 i.* Q * i.
attended to with care and dispatch. 1 v_A)llCCllOnS cl opCC13,lt^r
-7;And d- Toilet '{: Articles.i^-
Pure Fresh Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Stationery, Toilet Articles, and anything else carrietf
j-in that line of business.-]|
-4? ZF’xescripticm.s Specialty.
Mr. Ellrich is a competent prescriptionist. He speaks English,
and German, and will always be on hand to wait on customers.
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Donoghue, J. M. Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 17, 1891, newspaper, December 17, 1891; Hallettsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth995695/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Friench Simpson Memorial Library.