Tri-Weekly Texas State Gazette. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 134, Ed. 1 Friday, October 8, 1869 Page: 3 of 4
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jnblicati is in sc-
at Weather an 4
-¿After t while
ed to these things and
i prosaic about them. The
for fishing, but
troublesome.
era
the result,
but «his so inoensed his
ship, who swore to lay down the
to start agaiu. This time George shot
to the frout, at the word, running as
* gpleased, and winning the heat
See to tell of the
at Sampson &
tiould be all grab-
t>ne left for us in case
broken. They art re-
kind to be had
rfed.
Tuesday the 8th of
©Rev; A. A. Porter,
M££É*rFC* and Miss
.I
VlUJAM B. Hprusurt to
J*
ove notice, the editor
at tribute of wed-
enderg bis oongratu-
Club purse $200 for three years old,
2 mile boats, . ápS*$fV « <. - *
Mai. J. F. Minter enters gr. c. George
Hancock. iimfiiTniflf ~ i . iMi^i
W-litacon enters ch. o. Sindy Wal-
¿.W 2 ?
Track very heavy.
The second race was a dash of one
with Drone, Frank Cheatham and
erseer to run it. Every one knew
Dione had the "dead-wood" on bag-
ging the little purse before the race,
and the only bettwf waiswbetwoen
Overseer and Cheatham. After several
false starts they get off pretty well to-
gether, Drone at the pole, Overseer
second and Cheatham on the outside J
The ruuuiag is "nice" for half mile,
when Overseer begins to fall back.
Drone wins the heat, with Cheatham at
his hauaohea and Overseer far behind.
fiv;'; *vxhakv. : X'í',-'
Club purse $?5, dash of one mile, for
all ages. '
Dibbrell k Gay enters b. h. Drone. *
Maj. Joe Minter enters bl. h. Frank
Cheatham. I 2
Robt. Clarke enters ch. h. Overseer; 3
Time, lm. 6?s.
:¿¡¿ ;; SECOND Dj
Sweepstake race for all ages; two
mile heats, $500 entrance, Club to add
¡tü^íÉBÉ^WII
Pvcrtl-tha.
great success,
ivertiaemente and seej
of everything they
■■Bn
Sir John Franklin-
!<•«* I)is( OYCI < <1.
WlSuu Francisco, Cal-
pt. 14, says 4|A party,
;. writ* to the Bulletin L _
Buenaventura, that a docu- have
" v<oo the heach at
i of August, very
)n the document
the finder to
. of Admiral-
' the British Consul aw
st, the request being
—ercial languageson
other portion was
' " fteíSir John
ii« document
'in'íáti-
| 42 seconds,
f., 4 minutes, 5 Ree-
ves an account of the de-
L "t ships Erebus and Ter-
nuaibered one hundred
| time of the desertion,
Waud of F. R. M. Gro-
I succeeded in teaching
ie and longitude, whew
I relics of the late Sir
b document states that
' died on the 11th of
ataips many interest-
mected with the expe-
$200.
Dr
ribbreli & Gay eter b. h. Edea|>oro,
A Vim;fk w. o,
Harper & Askey enter br. h. Rebel,
' - '4". i S ■f.'i ■ pd. i\
THIRD DAY.
mm
Club purse |160, free for all, mile
sssir tttsptss.
Frank Cheatham and Rabbi g f*
This flamiug bill brought to the
grounds a larger crowd than had been
there at any time previous. The pool
seller was knocking off his horses to a
biff bn
■■ produced
ones with whiftf . JflPSRHH
tortured, afflicted, pined , consumed,
'mm-
wn up in a
use of visitors.
fice is a museum
which would
an*' go wild with
to have been there a woek, then I
have written something about them.
Salem was once considered the cen-
ijjowardswhf - * " ^ "
the country
ing#J(Mow
try around was demaudin
Salem were
more <
began the revolution
put
the
that
mantie
for
worse'
to stand for
of
age*
m^HHPHHPI
ing brick edifice, with its little porch
and smallVwindoW®. Its quiet, for-
ness and wonder. It is t>y no means
a useless and unimportant Custom
to which it belonged.
j ; Gallows Hill, which, until a few
years ago, remained barren and grim,
just as it stood wheif itB sides were
covered with people, and witches
swinging in air at the top, has
*****
wfr!*9
the death
JÉÉ
ate, and
caused
demand
creatures
heat
, 1 IM a Candidato for
the SSth Senatorial Distriot,
oountM of Hays, Bell, Tiro
(wll, Lampaou,
WiMn' f'
aw authorized, to announce BHÍ0E
a Candidate to nknMHit
the S8th 1 ative District b " '
House Of
t. General
a* a Candidate for Commiwioner
General Land Office t the November
• 4 . . . '-r . ■ ■-
We nr« authorised to annonuee JOSEPH
SPBííOB as a Candidate for Commissioner Ot
the General Land Office. Election 30th Nov.
i i -t't' ^ iV4 /is* >' x. - •' ' ' ' .. t y ni ii nm ii hi , . V, . '<) '-'V" ^
f^r --mm ~ ~
!. JUMP n9flNS4lp|
tochas oow j,smíTH, of Travis
Diutriet Attorney of the
at the ensuing election.
were
were
IMil
reated a good deal
tion, and many unkind
madb concerning the
tíírthijig was accompHs
the spectators could say or do
Hood and Rabbi start in the
rks were
however,
Rubbi knew that it was necessary for
him to get off first if
ble, and by
e go. Dtowo
ÍtKÉ^MI1
a Frenchman
?e, ha recently
lesson to ambitious
re to marry tlfoir
n aristocracy,
laughter of rich
■ ■■■-Tied this M. dc
anld receive as the
I I; ati «mnuál
dollars. A few
and running
BBvpR
again
forcear life. He
string three len
the favorfte was oeaten
W'. SUMMARY.
Club purse $150, mile heats, for all
ages, weights to rule.
*W ***.'*'.b:c- . i
Dibbrell & Gay enter b, c. Gen.¡; g
Hood . . . . . . . . 2 dt.
Major Minter enters bl. h. Frank
Cheatham , ..... dr.
B. B. Sappiugton enters ch. c.
Sandy Walton . . . . dr,
Time. 1:60
The races were at ao time well at*
tended, though the weather was excel-
lent and the road to the grounds in
good order. In consideration oí the
muddy condition of the track, the time
made by the horses was considered
good.
A large military guard was present
each day, and for what roason it is im-
possible to state, for a more orderly
and quiet gathering - • -
tr< < '
our taxes and
the time was
thai the milit
select our ruler
crimina
" b!
now,
■
STOVR8,
We are authorised to announce
IIAYNES as a Candidate for Sheriff of 'lWis
9 *•" •"*" " '* 80th Nowttber.I^M
to aanounett BARN-
M ft Candidjite for
HBBslP'90.
We are anthorited to announce JAMES "J
MCNftOE SWISHER as ^ Í0ándidáte (Or
is a Candidal! for Sheriff c
county. Election 30th 1,„.
Í / asfEaítíAv
become the home of many an indus-
trioUH family, and is now one of the
finest localities about the city;
Between its witches and its sweet-
hearts Salem had considerable trouble.
For, if 1 am not mistaken, this is the
town that petitioned the State legis-
lature and procured a funny law, which
ordenad "that if vany young
tempt to court a young wom,_
out the permission of her parerits, br,
they being absent, of a magistrate, he
should forfeit $25 for.ihe first offence
aud |50 foir eaoh aiibsequent offence.'^
(In those day husbands were not in
such demand as w W. Maesachueetts
has now nearly 40,000 ilTOta. ^women
than men.) The law against daifemg
at Weddings, and "for preventing as
wéa;#0 charge as especiallj the sreat
disorder at weddings riding abroad
was also strictly enforced here. Bftt
any person can see at a glance that all
this is now done away .wittpmd that
the course of true love can run ss
smoothly at Salem as in the
bowers of fee Hebrides. -
vvl
the Beanttftfi.* M
Place a young girl under the care of
a kind hearted woman, artd she uncón-
sciously to herself grows into a grace- n !or Clerk_°f tho
ful lady. Place a boy in the esUdilish-
ment of a thorough-going, straightfor-
ward business man, and tl #boy be-
comes a self-reliant, practical buaineso
man. , Children are, susceptible em
tures, and circumstances, scenes and
actions atHlArs impress. As you influ-
ence them, not by arbitrary rules, nor
by stern example alone, but by a thou-
sand other wayB that spesk through
beautiful forms, pretty pictu
so they Will grow. Teach your ch
ren, then, to love the beautiful. G
them a oorner in the garden for flowers,
encourage them to put it in the shape
of banging baskets; show them where
they can beBt view the sunset ; I
—
tp Work
For Clerk
for District Clerk of
authorised
ORMAND1E a a
niiTMi f i'a>
OWOoiKi
We are
Court of Tmtia County.
30th November.
'W'S&fe'
3k We sre a
BIS as
I to announce A. tt. MOR
for Jwstioe of the Peace,
them in the morning, not witb
stern "tímelo work," but wit
enthusiastic 'WÉSÉ
rise I" Buy for
itde
,vm an |H|
.j.Sk>w them the.
make your fttome
A—ft
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the Pólice Court
i November 30.
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Josselyn, Robert. Tri-Weekly Texas State Gazette. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 134, Ed. 1 Friday, October 8, 1869, newspaper, October 8, 1869; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth181463/m1/3/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.