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VEGETABLES, GAME, EGGS, ETC

Eggs scarce, but shade lower. Chickens
quiet and scarce, and fair demand; dressed
turkeys quiet; potatoes and apples firm;
onions in fair demand and steady. Game
scarce and steady.
VEGETA BLES-POtatoes, peachblows, S. 2j9
50. Onions, s. 2593 80. Garlic, 81 per hundred.
Turnips, 81 l5@I IS per barrel. Cabbage, S129lf
per hundred by the crate New Iraut-large bar
rels s15Sl4: medium s9gl0; half barrels, s596
CIDRR-Missouri, So 50 per barrel, and 81 . for
half-6arrels; old orchard, SIS 50: 81 IS for half
barrels
EGGs-27d2sc.
GAME-Venison, CARCASS SC; saddles, 6@Se Per
pound. Ducks, Sldl % per dozen; squirrels, 81 >
per dozen. Rabbits, 81 per dozen Quails, - 50
per dozen.
FISH Mackeral-l2.lb kits, No. l. 9Oc@sl: No.
2. 759S5c; 15-lbs, No. !. S19l 10; No. 2, S5G95c;
half barrels S0lbs, No. l. 81 80; No. IS 20. White
fish, No l. per halfbarrel, Sc 50@6 %; family.
81 2594 50; per Kit noIlinaly 81 -. Dried her
rings per box, 25g30c; North Carolina roe her
ring, half barrels, So 90
POULTRY-Hens. sS@3 80; fine and large, 81 so;
mixed, 81 5093; dressed. 121zc per pound by the
barrel. Turkeys-dressed, lac per pound; alive,
ss912 per dozen. Geese, 81 Ducks, 81 30@S
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and cannot be shipped to Europe al all. 1t
is needed in that country to enable tanners
to compete with American manufacturers in
The production of leather. The COMPRISING
of cotton has greatly reduced the cost OF
transportation, and it ia this principle that
is to be applied to the tanbsrk business
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PELTRiEs. HIDES AND LEATHER
HousE-sUILoING MATERIALS.

Bricks, lime and cement are quiet at for
mer prices.
NAILS-s3 10 rates per keg.
BRICKS-Hard, SO so: soft, So a thousand: fire
brick. S4d4 so hundred
LIME AND CEMENT-Alabama lime, S-bushel
barrel 95cds1 a barrel; Tennessee. 1&-bushel bar
rel. S5@90c; Louisville cement, 81 70G1 as barrel
Rosedale cement, 81 so barrel; Portland, IS
Plaster of Paris 81 80.
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.
COAL OIL-Wholesale lots at 1oc per gallon.
By TeIeeraDh.

CLEVELAND, February Petroleum un-
changed; s.w. ITO, &c.
PITTsBURG, February Petroleum mod
erately active and unchanged: certificates frmer,
closed at s79sc; refined, SIZE, Philadelphia de
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WHISKY. ETC,

No change to report in prices, and bushes;
is quiet.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sOces1 so; straight, 81 81
WINEs-Imported PORT 81 5o@4: sherry, 81 &c
a.; hamPagnea AN extra Dry. s7@s P
claret. So 1907 per box; Catawba, cases, 81 509G.
BRANDIEs-COgnac, s591O; peach, 50 5esS so
BY Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, February 1.-Whisky higher,
slls.
LOUISVILLE, February WHISKY steady
81 Is.
BALTIMORE, February Whisky quiet
81 1s@I 90
CHICAGO, February 1.-Whisky active
firm and higher, 81 10.
NEW ORLEANS, February Whisky firm
western rectified, Sl9l 10.
CINCINNATI, February 1.-Whisky steady,
81 Il: combination sales of finished goods, 56i
barrels, on basis OF 81 IL.
PELTRiES, HIDES AND LEATHER.
Prime furs are in good demand at full quo
tations; trashy not wanted. Mink skins are
lower; dry deerskins lower and dull; dry
hides are dull, and green very dull The
market is weak with heavy decline, and no
sales at quotations.
PELTRY-Hunter raccoon-No. /, 55c; No. .,
40c; No 8. zoe; No 4. l0c; country raccoon, 10 to
SOC TO 81; muskrat, to 10c; wild cat, 10 to 25e;
house cat, 1Oe; opossum. loc; skunks, 10 to soc;
wolfskin, soc 10 81 5o fox 10 to 6oc bearskn. soc
20 TO soc, decline of 15c per pound.
HIDES, ETC.-No dry flint hides. 15@16c: No.
2 dry hides 12913c: dry salt hides, logic; No. l
green salt hides. re; No green salt hides, &c;
green hikes, 41596c; beeswax-prime yellow, lSc;
Iallow, 612c; ginseng, per pound, 81 so; prime
LEATHER-,oak sole: s7@4oc; hemlock. 27agOc
per pound harness, 369i0c; skirting. 37G40c;
French calf, $4,000 per dozen; domestic calf, $50
WooL-Tubwashed, 25g35c; unwashed, 1s@2sc;
bury. lO@I6c.
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

MS IA
Arkansas City-..DEAS ADAMS Cheek . ? N
New Orleans. GUIDING STAR, Hegler. JPN
Cinciunati..--....NEw MAET HoUsroS, Miller, al
Madi.0n .... KATE HoOPER, Rowland. pm.
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I RIVERS AND WEATHER.
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, L. :. A,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February !, 1882.
The following observations are taken at
! the same monet Of time Il -0s PM al all the
stations named.
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The following list of prices covers the
principal articles for which there is present
demand.
GLOW ER-S6 . per bushel
GRAsS-Red top, herd 81 10 per bushel
chard, 81 80: extra clean blue 81 Is; timothy, 60
as %: German millet, 81; Hungarian, 81 p.
OATS-Red rust proof. S5990c; black, 65975c
ONIONS-Sets, s. 5O61S
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-02

New Orleans futures opened barely steady /;
at IL, easy; at IL, barely steady; at 80,
easy; at 2:30, barely steady; at $3.50, barely
steady, closing with reductions ranging from
8 to II points. Sales, 90 800 bales.
Months Yesterday TneSday
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COSTUMER
CAN DIES.

- Send 81, 81 50 or IS for retail
4E ~ q a box, by express, of the best
HnhhN CaAdies in America. put up
tlHEVEEW elegantly, and strictly pure.
VAtIN suitable for presents. Re!en
= to all Cincinnati. Address
L. LUCERNE q CO.,
2Is and 21s West Seventh st. Cincinnati. Q.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-15
THE Sinful: CURL.
Bishop l.afiochorD Edict Based On = Rast0ra
From tho Archbishop.

Bishop Laflocheb lcdict Based On = Pastoral
From tho Archbishop.
The edict of Bishop Lafleche, of Three
Rivers, recently issued, -:iss based upon
that ISSUED some years ago by the arch:
bishop Of tho. province, whose see is at
Quebec. The pastoral of the archbishop
was issued to the church OF the province
in general, and tho bishops of
the different dioceses reissue it to
the faithful Of the tchprqhes in ,1hcis
charge as occasion seems to demand.
Thus Rishop Fabrcs, Of Montreal issued
Que in May last, as Lafleche, of Three
Rivers, has now done. Bishop Fabree's $
pastoral, in treating of. tho sedu0atiOn OF
children, says that principles of modesty
and simplicity should bs Strictly enforced
in the matter of costume, Of jewelry, and
especially Of hair dressing. Classical
music should be cultivated to the exclu-
sion of the light and Eompntie 3tYles., But
the remarkable feature !H these pasttrak
is their reference to Protestants. Catholics
are forbidden attending Protestant bap-
tisms, marriages, sacramento or sermons.
If Catholic believes himself called upon
to attend Protestant funeral procession
he must not enter the ctunch or cenetery3
or take any part ip the rites pertaining 10
them. Bishop Lafieche' pastoral letter was
on Sunday read from every pylpit. in his,
diocese, and besides dealing with crimped
and frizzled hair, he denOunces certain
kinds Of music and dances. ''.'- = ''''''
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127 YesFs OsA-a and Never Even Saw Wash.
''''.'' "!'i.i 1nGt0n.
Camden, Nj. boasts tho possession of
Q great patriarch in negro, William Bas.
sett, who claims to bo 127 years old. He
says he was born in Delaware near Smyrna
in 1855, whero his parents where slaves.
being soFtpdl blythe Rgyard family, ;Dps
,sss 'Ss ,'s A;3Ef y5{s III q%sst asss sss s
twenty two, was working for farmer
named Wilson, lson1s; fttka0tk :nileE Yrom
Dover, where he had moved shortly be.
fors the war began: While.thsre he mar.
ried and became the father of large fam.
lily, each member s0f. whom he has out.
lived. Upon the death Of bis -wife Bassot
married again. When the war broke out
in 1912 he left his homo and becames
body servant to Oolonel. Mouis. Of Jack
;ss; New es ies1H1Gci'S ziss ss
upon his return from the South. He, never
saw George Washington" For tie last
eiehtssaa Iessa ~ hasshaea,; tatep ~ of
by bis children and grand children, spend
,ss ss.se :e;'s't & tse' S1R1&il9t8f&H3fls S&l9 lss,
travelled on foot for nAny q time. His
decease il looked for daily.
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q HWast End "

Ome year ago. or longer, purchased from
Mr.. Louis Weber, q Lancaster Watch of the
'"West End" grade. 1t has been ON THE
MINUTE EVER SINCE with our Railroad
Time. and as a time piece cannot readily be
excelled. could not get any hfgher-priced
watch that would be more satisfactory, A
watch that will stand the test OF RAILROAD
USE SO well as these Lancaster movements
do, must be q good one. This is the only watch
I have ever carried that has done anything
like its good work, and 1 don't want anything
better. ..... w. F. WELCHANS,
.. Clerk in Ticket OficP.
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r = . ''''' u ,aW 70
hAYsvILLE, Ohio, Feb. II, 1852.
/ am very glad so,Say r have tried Hon fsit.
ters. and never took anything that did me "a
much ECna.: only tnnk; vWU bottles and
would not take 500 for the good they did me.
the best results from their use. e~'
Z. Il AERCER, n. ID.
al-2wd&w
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q d" "KeVstOne." "

During the past forty years have carried q
number of watches, bii tthe Lancaster Watch
OF the - Keystone" stem.winding grade, is the
best hav3 ever had for keeping time. have
had 1t now for nearly TWO YEARS. 1t runs
I" to the dOtn always, and Is IS true as any
Three-llundretl Dollar Watch have ever
seen. i don't believe there was ever q better
time keeper, for ordinary use, turned ont OF
any watch factory In the world.
EDWARD kAUTZ,
DeDOt Policemen.
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4 MWest: e End :"

The Lancaster Watch OF the "West End"
stem-Wind grade that bought from Mr.. II. NJ.
Shreiner rTWOYEARS AND EIGHT MONTHS
ago, Is q frst-ciass tfme-keepsr. 1t has run
VERY ACCURATELY with the Pennsylvania
Railroad Time ALL THE WHILE, ana has
given me perfect satisfaction.
BENJAMIN KIEHL.
Depot Employee.
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1,:"KoVaton0." !"
- y0VAs
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CONPAN

- YEMNsYCVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
80. LANCASTER STATION, August s. lSs2.
have carried tor nearly Two YEARS
Lancaster Watch OF the IS Keystone" STEM
wind grade. 1t has given me perfect satisfHc-
ton in every respect. but especially as an ac-
curate time-keeper-iOr IT. has kept WITHIN
THE MINUTE with our Standard Railroad
Time during the entire past year! To all per-
SONS who are required to have correct time,
but especially TO RAILROAD MEN. would
confidently recommend the Lancaster Watch.
VIZ. uAMBRlGIiT, ~.
PASSENGER A0enk
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In GOod 1plrits.
T. W4kcr, Cleveland. O.. writes: Il" For the
last tive 70 month"; I hlvO sttGertd with luln-
bAgo anil gcpcral debility, commenced tax.
ing ButiocE Hood 6ittSs about sik Eeeks
ago. any nov have ,great pleasure In stating
tha1l 1avc recovered my appctftc, my conn
rlexio4 lAA grown truddy. nnai sol bCtter
AltOgete ecp" Prjc& 81. For sale ut II. B. COch
ren'S d1uE store, i57 North Queen street, Ian.
easier. h7ar'ns FtE' i'an it7i' ~, rni .s!,
CArA1 1ytH' eurSst hcaltaH and, bwGut breath -.
oured H. ShalQhS Catarrh Kennedy. PItce 80
censG Nasal Injector free. ''fOr s6lc 81 OOCh.
rams dug sloresilT Ndrth0nsol SL.it ,-,rI
l.. Lies . Conppdfum.
whe4 judicioujIy used, Burdcck Blood Bit.
tors arr In thoaD Selves is ,reneHE. for all the
evils Httsing from Impurities OF the blood,
which kievVr fail u make tire patient long
lived shd ltanppy. Price 81. For sale at II. y.
Cochrs3 MS .,rug store, Isl North Queen street,
Lanca4fcr.i ~ ~ n-'-z 0t..r lf!i .n#t
FoR kme BACK. side or Chest, use shtloh'a
poroMd Plastcr ,Pticca = eents For g sale at
l. {hHH VIZ :-s'' mvtlwdeOvAWs
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,POLIIICAL.

-~ lSomsctstis Stspe Tlekes. 81,
ROBERT E. ,PATTIsON. Philadelphia
. LIEUTENANT eOvrhHoR.H =. = i'
CIiAUNCEYF. BLACK, York. f..
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
HAS NJ. CLARK, Indiana, = !,y,,. eel;
. isEcIKrARY OF ISg1RNAI AFFAIRS.
J. .SIMPSON AFRICA. Huntington.
coNoREssxAN-A1-LARos. ...T' /
MORTIMER +. ELLIOTT, Tioga.: .: ..ir
Democratic :county riskst. -: .1..
II CoSuRrss. il l...,'... .;... ...jl
w, b. GIVEN. Columbia. ,..:... ....,
STATE sENAToR-xIv DISTRICT.
AtRAM COLLINS, Marietta: :.
f-!''i''--- 'AssRNBLY... .. ....!..:,...-.
&c. J. RHOADs, Manor; !'..:... ..,.''..'.'
". II. WALKER. Colessin. ...t. ... =
B. tE. &. DlLLER. Earl.
IL. +. SHIMP, 4. CocaiicO.
RECoRDHR. 'h':!' 49,
W. w. BusSER. Leacock. ~. ,.....
COUNTY SOLICITOR.
s.t... PeOR DIRDcTORs. ii ; -. e..
fiiILIP BEENARD. Lancaster. ..,.t .
.. fMson IHsrnocoRs... , -. 81.
JOHN KEENAN,, Mannheim.
u H.'sCifLEGELMlLlCll. X. Donegal ID.
JURY coxxssIoNER. ...:i
William ELLMAkEls, Earl. - -
Democratic State Committee.
VIII. HENSEL, Chairman.
Il. +. KISNER, General Secretary, Girard
IIouie. Philadelphia. ...... .. 80,
Democratic County Committee. o..
VIII. ROLAND. Chairman. Lancaster. :.
. j, liz. LIGHTLY, Lancaster W. HAYES.
GRI IEli, Columbia u. $. PATTERSON,
White Rock, Secretaries. a. az. 90. -. -,
= CANDIDATES FOR NlMlNATlON. :. ..
For iAssemhly-1st Distxicf, Lancaster City.
c. C.iA.oBLENDER, Eighth War.l.E :....-. -.
E.tG. SNYDER, Ninth Ward. 49,. -. ,:-..s
@Suhject to the Democratic Primaries.).;:
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EO1 AALR.

AlasOLUTIpN " FPAlsTNHRsH4R. -
IL The c0-partnership III Tie merchant
tallorsngtu tusinessth rst6foseaxistine6en1ee
RATEAYQN; q FISHER a. this day dissolved
by mutual consent! An persons In 1ay MAN.
ner indebted 70. the satdtfEm, ara: respe0tfully
solicited to make Immediate payment 1o s. &.
RATHVON, who is hereby authortsod 20 10
cetve the same: and those having claims
sssiass ssid E@ y pleass P7essRt then for
:hi:E I'd. -! .: :,uhM, IisHNae:
t,.. lel Meth Meth RIsen @ st + Hfaneastef PA
;SRECaA5;a IS9 &9FAC gRtR fPEtaas Az
.sf02i iWnE fb6 6eo1dueoe4.b ~ tn. pni1otal9nsd,
ass asc RssS Rsdf33sSSS
Is hereby gratefully Acknowledged.
8. 8. KATHVON,
Jyl5-lmdAStw Practical Tailor,
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JANCASTEE WAFCHES.
,J,HE -FOUR RLANCAsrEk WATCHES CAK.
/ ried by Employees at the Passenger Depot
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Lancaster
City, whose Remarkable Record Is here attest
Ell by their Owners, are '..
Not" Special, but Average
Lancaster Watches,

Although made here in Lancaster. AT HOME,
rate Work OF foreign :. specials" at much
Less Cost to the Purchaser, who, buying
Lancaster Watch, can reaatily have 1t ex-
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0ONNECTlCUT CIGARS, OLD STOCK.
~ II for q cents, at HAkTMAN'3 Yellow
Front Cigar Store.
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6nio3s vitili16S % NtA& Snu AGDd tor Con.
rstipattot. Loss Of appetite. Dixxiness and all
Ssr bSs fGE .S$ as eeS3sS tsS drug isofS store
iJy north Queen St. "r' N6yllwuOow0Wl,r nj
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EO0N4AlN FINE-CUE . 1OBACCD. 8
MANS Yellow Front Cigar store.
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EDUCATTONAE,..

EDUOA1TONAEs..'' - '''...'. l,.i
CWARTa MORE COLLEGE, : 77:=7
- RE-OPEN1NG- In. RESTORED RUlLD.
ING: Both sexes admitted. College and pre.
paratory school under care OF members OF
the Society OF Friends. The main building,
completely rebuilt, enlarged, and Atted pp
with wi MI convenience: Thorough instruction
the Sciences. New Scientific Brildfne con
tanning Laboratories, Drafting ROons. Ma
chine Shops. and all appliances for pursuing
and Civil Engineering. The next term opens
9th mo: (Sept.) 18th Apply early. as, other
things beinEeqaal, places Win be.gigen to the
For fulf particulars. address .!.!: a.. Il
~ EDWARD NJ NAGILL, Prea,t, IL,
Sxarthmore College, Delaware Co, Pa.
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Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express at lO:lA
will run through to HANOVER daily, except
Sunday. "
. Frederick Accommodation, west, connecting
at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at l:40, will
run through tn Frederick.
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. 49,. . AGAD0- 06O1VATED..:n...l :,
CORN sANb. 8ux10N .PLA,s1E1,.
OMAs. n. loRrrtnAHl1i0su .1iy Hs,yeass 81.
Now York. sole agent tor DIR. c w. Ben
sOnS Remedies, 81 W1som all oRdors shoulul
be addregsed., '.ssss. -.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15
TAX SALE.

BY virtue Of the Tax Rolls of the City of
San Antonio for the year 1881, and in COM
pliance with the laws Of the State Of Texas,
and city ordinances, I, Julius Hoyer, tax col
lector of said city of San Antonio, have levied
upon, and will, during legal hours, on the first
Tuesday in the month of August next, to-wit ::
on the first day of said month, and on each
succeeding day thereafter until the sale is com
pleted, sell at public outcry, to the highest
bidder for cash, the below described parcels
of land and town lots, lying and being in said
city of San Antonio, or such portion thereof
as will satisfy the taxes due and unpaid by
each respective person hefein named, with the
penalties and accruing costs, before the door
of the county court house in the city of San
Antonio, in Bexar county.
The amount of taxes with accrued expenses
and costs may be paid at any time before the
day Of sale.
JULIUS HOVER, City Collector.
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Notice Of Sale Of City Property
STATE OF TEXAS, J
COUNTY OF BEXAR, !
CITY of San Antonio. J

Whereas, certain parties owning lots on
west side of Avenue ID, have failed to pay
amount as assessed against them, for improve
ments on sidewalks made by the city after
having received due notice,
Therefore, in compliance with section 8, OF
our ordinance, regulating construction OF side,
walks, l. Julius Hoyer, tax collector OF said
city of San Antonio, have levied upon, and
will, during legal hours Of the first Tuesday
of the month OF August next, to-wit: On the
first day of said month, and on each succeed
ing day thereafter until the sale is completed,
sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, for
cash, the below described parcels of land and
town lots, lying and being in said city of San
Antonio, or such portion thereof as will satisfy
the amount due and unpaid by each respective
person herein named, with accruing cost, be-
fore the door of the county courthouse, in the
city of San Antonio, county of Bexar.
Amount with accrued cost may be paid at
any time before the day Of sale.
JULIUS HOVER,
City Collector.
Collectors Office. June 9Th, 1882.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15

oUIs sCHEIHAGEN, Commerce street branch
house on Military plaza. Dealer in Agricui
tu7sl Implements, General Hardware OF all kinds
such as wagons etc
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DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY LEVIED UPON.
Andrew Stevens, the south one-tenth of lot
No.-I2, IN block No "a, northwest corner of
Avenue ID and an alley; $500.
B. Buckley, the west one-tenth OF lot No.
IL. in block Nc. 10, northwest corner of Third
street and an alley; 1915
Albert BeverSdOrt, the west one-tenth OF lot
No. 9, in block No. I9, fronting 81 feet on an
alley, west OF Avenue ID; $500.
Mrs. NJ. Grossenbacher, the south one-fi fifth
of lot No. IL. in block No. 10, northwest
corner of Avenue ID, and an alley; $T4.co.
l.. G.. Grothaus, the north one-fourtn OF lot
No. IL, in block II, southwest corner of an
alley and Avenue D.; $3.50.
JOhn Reinbold, the south one-tlth of lot
H. inblock No. II, northwest corner of an alley
and Avenue ID; $l2.oo.
l.. F. Pickersgill, the north one-fourth of lot
No. IL, in block No. 7, southwest corner of an
alley and Avenue D.; $500.
Peter Jonas, the south one-fourth OF lot No.
II, in block No. 7, northwest corner of an
alley and Avenue ID; $40 IS.
Estate Of Catherine Miller, the north one
fourth OF lot No. 2, in block No. g. southwest
corner of an alley and Avenue ID; So 90.
Joseph Neumann. the south one-fourth of
lot No l, in block No. 3, northwest corner of
an alley ana avenue - p9oo.
c. L. Wurzbach, the north one-fourth of lot
No. 1, in block No. 3, southwest corner of
9Th street and Avenve ID; 5000.
Mrs. l.. M. Cullen, the west one-tenth Of lot
No. II, in block No. 49, 'ronting on an alley,
west of Avenue ID; $40 90.
Mrs. Bridget Crowley, the west one-tenth Of
lot No. -. in block No. g, southeast corner
Of an alley and - street, west Of Avenue
ID; SIS 90
Mrs. Julia Markgraf, the west one tenth Of
lot No. IA, in block No. 20, fronting on alley
west of Avenue d: $3.50.
John JUST, the west one-tent of lot No. IS,
in block No. 20, fronting on alley, west Of
Avenue d. $500.
Franz Fischer, 1.-The west one-tenth of lot No.
I6, in block No. 20, southeast corner of 9th
street and an alley; $500.
3t-JulyS-IS-22.
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To the Republicans of the Tenth Congress
sional District.
SAN ANTONIO, July 7, 1852.

SAN hNloNlO, jury !, 1907.
A convention of the republicans of the 10th
congressional district, comprising the counties
of Bandera, Bastrop, Bexar, Rlanco, Burnet.
Comal, Concho Crockett, Edwards, Gillespie,
Ken III, Kerr, Kimble, Kinney, Lampasas,
LA Mason, McCulloch, Medina Menard,
g.. Saba, Travis, Uvalde and Williams, is
oy called to meet at San Antonio, on
tuesday, the 18th day of August, 1882, at 5
p. m, for the purpose of nominating a candi-
date for congress, and to consider such other
business as may be brought before the con-
ventl0n.
The chairman of the republican committees
Of the counties above named are requested to
call conventions or meetings of the republicans
of the county at the county seats of the several
counties to elect delegates to this convention,
the calls to be duly published. Each county
NAV send as many delegates as it thinks
proper, The basis Of representation to be fixed
by the district convention
A. SIEMERING,
Chairman of the Republican Executive Com
mittee for the 10th congressional district.
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by wearing one of Carter's Smart Weed and
Belladonna Backache Pla"ters. Try one and
be free from pain. Price IS cents. Whole
sale by A. Dreiss.
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Houston Manufacturing Company.

Manufacturers of cypress water tanks and is
terms, of any size, from one hundred to-
100, 600 gallons. We set up every tank, and
mark each piece and every hoop. Scale
drawings showing foundation and support,
will be sent to all purchasers free of charge.
Prices and estimates furnished on application
to F. F. Collins, corner Semmes and Cont
streets, Houston. Texas 2-27-H
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~ CAEN'S French Dy-,ng and Securing Estao-
IT. lishment, Casino rect. All work guaranteed
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Notice to Bidders.
MAYORS OFFICE,

City of San Antonio, Texas, July II, 1882. !
Sealed proposals will be received by the un,
dersyned until IL o'clock M, Monday 18TH
inst, for the grading and macademizng OF
Ouinta street in accordance with plan and
Specifications to be seen at this Office.
At ]. II. FRENCH, Mayor.
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MEAT comfortable Bath House, at LOUIS Bro
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