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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02
PERSONAL lPOINTA

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Sheriff Irvine is visiting In st. Paul.
T. H. Cromwell, Of Glendlve, Is In
the city.
]. b. Peters. of Terry, IL tthe Inter
Ocean.
w. Spencer, hailing from Iowa, is in
the city.
George Haldorn, of Fargo, Ia at the
Grand Central.
John Walcot, from st. Louis, Is at
the Merchants Hotel.
r. w. Dillon, of Bismarck, is regis
tered at the Inter-Ocean.
H. Silverman, from Chicago, Is quar-
tered ut the Merchants hotel.
Mr.. Joseph Erickson, q resident of
Meadsviile, Ohio, is In the city.
Judge J. w. Strevell went west yes
terday, his destination being Billings.
;B. D. Waters, of Windsor, Ontario,
Is registered at the Grand Central
hotel.
Miss Lester, of FOrsythe, Is visiting
In the city, and stopping at the Inter
Ocean.
w. A. Burleigh, ST., went to For
sythe yesterday. He will remain there
few days.
Hugh Mcintosh, of Shields river, ar
rived in the city yesterday and is at
the Merchants.
James Dwyer, a resident of Wolf
Mountain, is in the city, and stops at
the Commercial.
Ad. Myers, the cattle man of
Tongue river, is again in the city. He
is ut the Inter-Ocean hotel.
School district number one IL an ex.
ceedingly large one, being about $50
miles in length by 100 miles in width.
George Landree and John Peterson,
residents of Powder river, are In the
city, and stopping ut the Commercial.
County Commissioners Briggs, Hub
bell and Strader are visiting at st.
Paul. They will probably return next
week.
w. ID. Knight, publisher of the
JOURNAL, accompanied by his
wife, returned ON yesterdays train
from the east. Before leaving Chicago
Mr.. Knight saw the new steam press
for the JOURNAL safely on board the
cars.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02
Honor tn whom Bonor 10 Due.

Those who do the most work, gener-
ally get the least credit. The hardest
worked man except the manager of
the recent entertainment of the officers
of the dramatic club at the
post was Lieut.. G. Il. Thompson, 5th
infantry, who on that occasion acted
as secretary, treasurer, acting stage
manager and property man. He
worked hard from morning till night,
and nobody thought of giving him
any commentator.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

The brick. work on the Ice house at
Billiards. brewery is completed, under
John jackson, a brick mason who has
gained q wide reputation as q good
workman during his few months resi-
dence in this city. II Is stated that i'm
proved steam machinery will be put
In use early In the spring, and under
the watchful eye of Frank Oswald, the
brewer, the people can look for first
class beer next season.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Several of our business men donated,
recently, to the Episcopal church va
rious useful articles, among which We
might mention: /. Orschell, q splen-
did lamp; Simon Basinski, silver COB
let; Levi Isenberg and N. Nathan,
miscellaneous articles, and e. w. Saw
age and others, . fine carpet. This Is
throwing light in the right direction,
and we hope others will take the above
as an example to follow.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

A meeting of the Yellowstone Lodge
A. +. 4 A. NJ, will be held ut Masonic
Hall Saturday evening, the End inst,
ut $50 p. m, sharp, for the purpose of
exemplyfying the work Of the three
degrees. The first and second will he
duly conferred. A full attendance is
required. Sojourning Masons In good
standing are cordially Invited to attend.
1t T. A. KREIDLER, Master.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02
Social Dance.

Maggie Mitchell will give q social
hop this evening. at her residence on
Park street. All are invited to attend
80 don't forget to turn out and enjoy
yourselves at one of the grandest affair,
of the season. IL
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02
Grand Central.

Geo. Haldon, Fargo; w. Spencer,
Waukon, Iowa; w. II. Hastings, and
wife, Newark, N. J.; Samuel Williams,
Hastings, Minn.; Brook S. Waters,
Windsor, Ont; James w. Little, Pitts
burg. Pa; Joe Erickson, Meadsville,
Ohio; Geo. w. MARVEL, Pleasant
River, Kansas.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

A car load of all kinds of heating and
cooking stoves have just been received
at Burleigh's mammoth store. Now IL
the time to call while the stock is COM
plete. 7tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

NJ. l.. Williams, formerly in the
confectionery business here, will soon
open up in the same line of business
again opposite the school house, where
he will find quite trade among the
school lads and lassies.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

II is said the Pullman car service
will make Miles City their stopping
place for the winter, and will probably
commence doing 80 on arrival of the
first snow storm.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Frank Comfy, night watchman at
the Jail, returned from Forsythe yester-
day, where he was to look up some
county business, and at the same time
take the school census of that hamlet.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Mrs. c. A. Lewis intends visiting
Glendive in short time, to supply
the ladies of the rOund-house metropO-
lis with millinery.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02
COsssssserctal.

George Sweetland, Bozeman; Dan
Thompson, Terry; William Walcott,
Powder river Dan Connor, Billings !;
James Dwyer, Wolf Mountain; Geo.
Landree, Powder river, John Peter
son, Powder river; Frank Keller, Bill
lings.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Thanksgiving Is over but dances
still continue, and the best Of the sea-
sDn will be given tonight at Kittie's
sal0on. Coed music I'm attendance
and an enjoyable time can be expected.
All Are cordially Invited. II
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Sam Gets, having Strengthened up
the Gilmer, Salisbury 4 Co. stage
business here, pulled out yesterday
with the remnants Of the outfit, and
will proceed ut once to take the stock
from here to Junction City.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Grant Keller, former cashier and
bookkeeper for Phil Brady, returned
from Billings yesterday and will re-
sumo his former position.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

The mail for Billings is now car
ried by the Northern Pacific COM
pany. Yesterday was the first day of
the new service. The old stage coach
which has rendered faithful service in
the past has been discontinued,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Judge Allen, the down-the-Yellow-
stone boomer and founder of the town
of Etechtah, Is building banking
house ut Glendive.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Hon. Georys X. Tingle, the popular
county clerk Of Dawson county, 10 ex-
pected 10 arrive In ths city to-day, TO
enjoy . shost visit and attend 70 re.
eefving . car Iuad of nns biooded bucks
which are sxpsctsd 10 arrive, and
which will b. offered for sale 10 our
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

G. ID. Van Rensselaer,, formerly an
attorney and counselor at law at Eau
Claire, Wis, has decided to locate In
our city. He arrived here q few days
ago, and IL well pleased with the future
outlook Of the great metropolis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

The circulation of the DAILY
JOURNAL il constantly increasing,
from ten to twenty names being added
to our books daily,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Twenty-eight car loads offreight has
already been received during the past
month by the nrm of Leighton, Jor-
dan d 90. The most Of IL b being
stored into the bsw brick building on
Main street, which the nrm will
occupy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

f. M. Cram, the Bridge street black
smith, Is erecting an Office on the west
end of his shop.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Attached to the freight train passing
through the city yesterday was one
passenger coach, probably conveying
some of the road officials.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Mr.. CaD Gats hss Just completed
the school oensus n thlS district, which
shows S5e children regularly offending
Ie. q :.:'l.: 3: 8 :s3:i,:s s:s.i
J any & M G1Btsfuk n tl1o ter.
1toEy sna1nlning The same number Of
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

The work on the residence of Con-
tractor r. Fritz was finished yesterday
under the management of Carpenter
f. +. Bumps.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

The Cosmopolitan theatre band ren-
des very pleasant free concerts every
night in front Of the theatre.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Col. Rosebrough, Of the Merchants,
expects his family from Deadwood In
u few days.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Workmen were busy yesterday ALI
Ing in dirt around the new county
court house.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

The theatre Is booming, and the at
tendance last night was large.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

All kinds Of hot drinks to suit all
weather and tastes artistically conn
pounded at the Keg saloon. 1H
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

As we have remarked several times
before, the streets heed cleaning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

The pay car Is distributing lucre
among the railway boys on this div
isiOn,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

The new Oyster Ocean under the
First National bank is q grand sue
cess. A. Booths bulk oysters IS cents
per quart. 3ltf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Glendive has organized q lodge of
brotherhood Locomotive Engineers" !"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

"Frenchy," a well known Miles
City horse-shoer, il ringing the anvil at
Grams blacksmith shop.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02
Fresh Oysters.

Fresh oysters cooked in every style
at the new Oyster Ocean under First
National bank. A. Booths fine bulk
oysters rs cents per quart. 3ltf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02
Fresh Oysters.

Fresh Oysters.
When In want Of oysters cooked In
every style go to the Oyster Ocean,
the best place i'm town to get fresh
oysters. A. Booths bulk oysters IS
cents per Quart. stiff
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02
The Miles City Brewery.

Choice brands Of liquors at Keg
saloon. l-tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

stoves Stoves!
All kinds of heating and cooking
stoves, ut Burleigh's. 7tf.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Beef tea and hot Scotch is the favor
lite drink at the SidebOard. 36tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

John Chinnick is In charge of the
saloon of Tomas Flanagan.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

{ DO ~ paa ths Keg nluos without
dFuppiag In for nice drink o. gOod
liquor OF fne cigar. 1T
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02
HOTEL ARRTvALA


T. Lymans, Montana; H. Morgan,
Tongue river; l.. Hurley, Tongue
river; Hugh Mcintosh, Shields river !;
John Wolcott, st. Louis; H. Silver
man, Chicago; G. "A. Ferris, Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Business Is noticeably on the in
crease.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02
Oyalsr Oeeaa

II the name OF the new nrst-claD
oyster house recently opened under
the Flint National bank. A. Booths
tslk cystsn 70 ccnts pr quart sltf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02

Bonfires every night ut the skating
rink
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-12-02
SWITCHED ON A SiDE-TRACK

Additional telegraph OH page three.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-22
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Cousin About the Hotel Corridors ana Lis'
of Recent Arrivals.

Col. NO. Green returned from Bracket
last evening.
Postmaster John C. Manning returned from
Galveston yesterday.
w. S. Killer and J. L. Killer, stock Dreeue'S
of Sabnal, are quartered at the een'rai.
Edward Sachs has connected himself with
the clothing house of B lum koenighoe'ef'
Capt. w. G. NJ. Samuels has been serious
ly ill. ,y-r
Iohn w. B. Page, of Tunbrdge "ehs'
England, is staying at the Vance.
W. S. Hitler, the we!-kaown cattle king OF
OF Uvalde, is visiting ahe city.
Hon. 7. +. Miller, candidate for congress IN
the 9TH district, is at the Menger.
F. P. Claudon, an expert accountant who
has been examining the books OF bandera
county, has returned to the city.
George Dashiell, District clerk. contracted
b;,;ous collie in Dallas day before yesterday
while attending the grand council OF the =; Am
erican Legion of Honor. lie was very i"'
Gen. G. A. McNutt, one of the gentlemen
who are to take charge of the Vance house'
on the Ist prox., is in the city.
Dave Neff has returned from Frederlcks-
hurp where he placed an attractive cornice
about the roof of the new court house.
CD. Mckinney, OF the state troops, is al
the Vance, and his captain, I. l.. Oglesoy' a
the Menger.
Foegitt, Laredo, and M: A. Westcott
Houston; registered at the Mavenck @l'
morning.
F.A. Coleman, Virginia; c. H. Carpenter
and H B. Beach, Jr., New York; are booked
at Hord's.
lie. Johnson and VIM. Bennett, stock mel
of FRO county, accompanying Miss Jose Ben
nett and Miss Charlotte Bennett; A. M. Mn
Ter and wife, Laredo, and P. Criswick, OF BUR
rey, England, are at the Central.
Rev. Jerry Lees funeral will be preache;'
Sunday next at ;. p. m, at the New Llgn
Baptist church by Rev. J. Holiness ias,or
His friends and aquaintances are invited
attend.
Albert Joske, of the firm Of J. Joske & Sons
has returned from New York whittier he wen
to make large purchases of dry goods, boot
and shoes and other furnishing goods.
w. H. Jennings and Jacob Ellison and the
families, Of Hayes county, will become res
dents of San Antonio.
DR.. M. Salm, distinguished occulist
Austin. the successor of the eminent ~
Dohm, was at the Menger last evening, an
, left for Fredericksburg this morning.
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Bell & Bros are erecting large clock,
the dial of which is five feet in diameter, on
tower at the quartermaster's depot.
A. A. Dresher to-day obtained permits
sion toerect dwelling on the north side OF
Pine street in the third ward, to cost $3.50.
The Probate Court rejected the will Of
fered yesterday by John Vance, one OF the
Vance heirs, on the ground that the maker
was non compos mentiS at the time he MADE
il. Mr.. Vance gave notice that ne woulo
take an appeal.
The broom brigade drill at Turner hall, to-
,,iyht commences at s O'clOck, sharp. Doors
omen at half-paSt seven. AumlsSloh' auulls' ~
cents; children, hall price
The debating society will meet in the U.
:. federal court room on and alter ! thursday
next, by kind permission of Marshal Gosl'ng.
The subject for the next literary end de-
hating soc,ety's debate is "Resolved, that
the Sunday law be enforced in Texas"
during the debate last night one of the
speakers suggested that the North foie was
good place to send all tools TO- Aho'he'
Sneaker pointed out that if such idea was
adopted, the United States would be largely
depopulated.
| "A license has been issued LOT the mar
rage Of Manuel Peche and Dolores Coma
les.
-MrR echel informs the LIGHT that he wa:
not drunk when the saddle of his horse wa
reversed and that the admiring spectators
mentioned in the LIGHT were not large IL
number.
lanes Taylor and his brother DR.. Taylor
! Of Austin, have purchased for $Ioo, 900 from
: Del Devices, brother of John and Tom DE
/ wees of this city, ranch comprising 2I,oo
t acres in La Sale county, $500 cattle, horse
70 and stock equipments.
For not appearing to act as jurors in tn
T. district court fines Of SIS each were impose
t upon Charles G. Edwards, Jacob Coll, }. "
;: DeVilbiss, IT,, Christian Serold, A: Stack
Is II. Over, w. R Freeman, H. Barbeck, Sa
I. Barker, August Kuehn, James V. Dign'
1t witty, NJ. K: Sinner, George Redmond ia
Moore, 7. M. Emerson and A. Hord.
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Approaching Entertainments

Tho Broom Brigade will perform an cH,i ,,I,
,,,in J,.;ii nt Turner Hall this evening anu sun
sr%i,ently n dance will be h'"' .,,
prof Houzcu, All eminent FERN r. ni,rp, on
m'l, ~, nf ems under the auspices Oh tl'
S SnT ANTONIO ANTONIO Literary and Debating society
a Grand ball by the Young Mems BenevoiGin,
,AE,itinn is advertised for Saturday evening
at Turner Hail. ,,,,. a.
An afternoon concert will be given t%,aay at at
Travis Park by the Twcnty-secoiiu 'ni'''''
military band. c;..,
,,'.,,,,,t. will occur ut san Pedro Springs
1o n",tS Garden and Sommcr's Garden SUNDAY
evening.
Next sunday an excursion will DC II mace mao nc u
>..ii1a PARK: Fire Co. No. and HOOK aii'
Laier Co. No will attend .Ia nan@ Tl ."V will
wiz WIS, ur va SICK racing, donkey racing, 100
r"mpr' and dsncng Trains win start for tn
nark nj 9 in the morning and2 Ill the al'cr'ioo''
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The San Antonio Literary and Debating SO
ciety.

The usual weekly meeting of tho society was
held Inst evening in the recorders court fresi-
Jcnt / H. COpeEInd i'll the chair.
The orator and csSayest for the evening nav
iny huth excused themselves, me debate, re
snIyr,l tn It cx editions 10 the North fole DC
'is,.nntinIed," proceeded. Mcssrs. Tyler e..
WiIIi,mS and Tom Harrison supporting the
affirmative. and Messrs. c. L. Grurevskl ana I.
G. ARM trOng the negative. ,.;,,o, .h,.
{t the conclusion the president decided mat
tbnnngatjye had best placed their case before
thC society. In the general debate Me$srS n.
SmIzh.chGr. r. II. Rose and II. ltyder-Iaylor
INK - mart. and the society then declared Tor
tho affirmative by four votes agnihSt hNr :.
The secretary reported that Marshal GOsiIng
had with his usual lbcTatity, granted the trec
msr of the federal court room FOR the society
'm~nting' commencing next Thursday aud on
'mntinn of Mr., \. Sulzbacher the thanks 81 inc
so,.iaty were voted to the marshal lof Ills hihu
On motion of Mr.. Ryder-Taylor 1t was
"Rrsolvcd. That the honorary mcInOcrshI
of thr society be conferred upon Professor >
e H0uzeau, director of the OhserNatolrc roy
RruyrlIrs. and member Of the Belgian AcaGS
nv IF science, in recognition OF ms sclcl,iIi'
att,inmCnts and Of services rendered 10 th'
Thr dnbatcis and readers for the nGKt wv
weeks having been appointed by thc Oo"fp !"
directors the meeting adjourned.
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The Professors Lecture.

The lecture upon the transit of Venus, whio men
viii he delivered by Professor Holinca. Is pn,S
It al should hear because the professor mas
il'tt az ,h,. shIect an especial stndy, and Will de-
iil', II in suct language can he understood
by an ordinary audienee He viii also M" n1l
thc l cGI a, On of the transit. Prof. HouZeau
i San % here by the Belgian government TO take
observation Of the transit and IN sticG it =" mn IN
there should be a large audience TO 'i7'e'' u
such an intellectual treat. n-.c,oe,. w d
s'I Professor A. j. II. Barbour, Professor W. D.
Sterling and Mr.. John Harvey late @;na ln1al,
Try BAND will perform piano Hr4 1h a'% ecre
~ +icLnts are twenty-five cents, ANA Scat
or'. r,.served by Sim Hart free OF charge.
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mr. ua,Iiomann Keininger Case.

A "IIGHr" commissioner was TINS morn
ing shown an affidavit signed BY MISS ISstic anna of
Stspanek before VALENTINE mas, GSu u.b;c Oh
the Peace Castroville, Medina county III WIZ" s;l.1
Nc Ps;ninger conspired together TO cowhide
hiS III;I;nnann and that she at the instgation
-. b.r sister. induced A. Heiligmann to 60 to
o.. %, hG homSs on the night of the assault. She
aie no swesrs that Mrs. Reininger hired man
. WI her in the undertaking and that He'll
; 10 asIo received twenty-five or more lashes
=, ;s said that Miss StePanek will be as
.,a,a.J from the assault case now penang
b. G the District court and will De evidence
for tle prosecution.
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r,,<, Nav Clock in the Government Depot
Tower.

Rell & Bros. are erecting large Sem
Thomas clock in the tower at the government e.
depot, under the suPer'ntendeuce o. Mr. f,c n,
c, Stiddig. 1t will have two dials one laens
south and the other west, to race me oiLcIs'
The latter dial will be illuminated a..ei ua,. ~
The clock will strike the hours, ana WIN ~
doubt be useful addition TO the uePot' a.. nv
al an,ot;on If the clock the tower is closed to
visitors,
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or course there was great competition among
the eastern houses to sell G. u. Frank his ele-
rant new stock, consequently some great i'll
JUDGEMENTS were offered him, and the result
will be seen at his opening. He will divide his
bargains with his customers and give them the
benefit of his bargains. Many lines Of goods
have not been so cheap for years and the re-
suit is that an economical buyer will not feel
safe in buying his fail supplies without in
speeding his complete and elegant stock.
9-2l-3t
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To His Own Opinion

Ever man is entitled TO- int it is the opinion
of every body who has ever tried one pair of
JoSke Il Sons boots or shoes that they want to
purchase from them again, their stock is ex
ceIlent, well selected with special reference to
this market. Don't fail to get their prices be-
fore going elsewhere, 9ll-6t
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Citv Items.
Tan Thousand Dollar Oher.

Coagher buys and sells for cash a vy n'i num-
dust pack the t"!' %soytry OF
dred dollars harr 81, Of his whisky twenty-five hun
%'s1 y, By 9r s"sdS
Kentucky oi Who " feels not an increased fond
the c tHr lI creation Gallagher III
l hu'e No budgers need contend.
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And toEe il to heart, We neglected to notice
the arrival and opening, ready for inspection,
and for sale at low figures, OF the newly ar
rived dress goods at Joske Sons III all pat
PATTERNS. STYLES, qualities and col0rs Ihcy
were Kicked out by experienced hands for this
market, and ladies cannot do better than to
,nIl and examine their complete stock before
,rnin~ clSrwhere They are sure to please, and
stbn;r attendants are first-class. BE sure and
see ,Joske i Sons before going elsewhere.
Gift
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Travis Park Concert.

Programme for the regular weekly Psr So"t This
nv the military band, at Travis rSrN' '''@
eIe' snd march, FesO Moscow sr a;a Ireri.
z.nrI Ralfe: B. wultzes (Star anu h, ~
Strauss: !, serenaae: 'S Nati1naI! ''"u
gaioi'' WV LANES r. CLARK, Ban6lhas'er'
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The Cinderella Shoe Palace

Has inst received by arrivals from the ccle.
br,tcd factories of the north and east a 1uii
line Of fresh and fashionable buttOned boots
and Shnrs for ladies, misses youths and child
rem. The ladies are invited to examine inc
handsome stock which is the most desirable III
the city. Corner Houston street ana avenue u
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Our Stetson hats for fall, just in.
Q-I4-f PANCoAST q SON.

BACKACHE is almost Immediately relieved by
wearing one of Carriers Smart Weed and Bell
adonna Backache Piasters. Try one and be
free from pain. Prize % cents. Wholesale by
A. Dreiss.
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and see the novelty, the broom p 2r'a
drill, by the bellies OF San An'o'''o' ia
hall tonight, at 8 p. IN.
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- We have determined to establish our I'm
1or,lIn shoe Palace 50 That it will he known aS
the cheapest and finest shoe, store IN Texas ana
To- that end we have all our goods made for our
snerinl use t,y the best factories of the north
"a .o.t l., Such orders that we Will sell ut
prices that will ;lstonish you. Calland convince
n "u' Z" '' 9-!5lm
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TO SHIPPERS VIA SUNSET ROAD.

M Ere;pht Received After O'Clock +. Nj.
OFFICE OF G.. H. & S. A. FREIGHT DEPOT
SAN ANTONIO, Sept. II, 1882 }
On and after this date, the freight depot OF
the G.. HAS, A. X. X. in this city will be
closed at { o'clock .. M, railroad time, and
M freight will be received after that hour.
w. ]. PRYOR, Agent.
&C. GIBBS, Gen. Freight Agent.
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AT the conclusion of the broom DLihau
tarv hon to the ladies' of the brigade.
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JOHN A. BARNES,
Bricklayer and Plasterer.

All kinds of pklsterng and brick work done
mt a moments notice. Work promptly execu-
ted, and guaranteed of the best kind Or no pay.
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