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most immediate use. AS tll6 CudlS-
ING machines can be put up any
where, the practical problem of cleo
tricians must be to reduce the size
and weight of the accumulators.
Once small enough to be carried, they
might drive a steamer across the At
%lantic, being perpetuaIly rechargod by
a dynamo driven by the motion itself.
Very little intelligence has been
received from Egypt this week, and
that little is not on the whole, satlsfac-
tory. The Khedive has returned to
Cairo, and the Egyptian Government
again exists. The people, however,
do not submit so readily as was
expected. They were coldly watch
full in Cairo on the Khedive's return,
they pelt Europeans who stray into
the native quarters, and they display
that readiness to believe absurd sto-
ries which, in the East, indicates
disaffection. Riots occur in the
smaller towns, and in Upper Egypt
these riots have become OF serious
Importance. Sir Garnet WolSeley
and Sir Z. IIalot have, therefore, adj
yised the British Government to
leave from 10000 to 10000 troops
in the country, until the gendarmerie
is organized, and the authority Of
the Khedive is restored, That pro
posaI cannot be very acceptable to
the Ministry, which has finance to
think of, but it is, of course, impossi-
bic to Withdraw the garrison until a
definite settlement has been made.
1t is the presence Of the troops which
will induce both the Sultan and the
European Powers to consider the
British proposals as concessions, rath-
or than demands. Beaj p08Sideates, ut
least thus far, that those in possession
can negotiate without haste, and with
a certainty Of attention.
An "accident" severe enough to be
described in detail by telegraph oc-
CURED at Cairo at 4 p. m. ON Thurs
dav. Two trains of ammunition, on
two separate lines of rail, which had
Just come into Cairo, exploded, killing
one officer and five men, and wound
lug some twenty more, principally
natives. The station took fire, and
ten days provisions for the troops
with an enormous quantity of shells
and other muniti onS-indeed, nearly
the whole supply for the garrison
were destroyed. The cene was
most awful, a confagration which
fires explosives like a battery being
quite unprecedented. The loss is
estimated at hundreds of thousands of
pounds. It was at first thought hat
the explosion was accidental, the
tempe nature of the station, with its
iron roof, exceeding 1000 Fair. but
by the latest accounts, incendiarism
is suspected, as two trains broke into
a blaze simultaneously, and two
Arabs had been noticed trying to
burn the rolling stock. There is no
conclusive evidence as yet, but if
in~cendiarism is at work, it would sug-
gest that an attack upon the troops is
being prepared. Asiatics rarely DIES,
troy for distinctions sake, and would
not think such a loss even an ~inconve-
nience to the British. They must have
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Know

That BROWN'sIRoN Buffers
will cure the worst case
Of dyspepsia.
VIII insurea hearty appetite
and increased digestion
Cures general debility, and
gives a new lease Of life.
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores an exhausted nurs-
ngmotherto full strength
and gives abundant su5-
tunancc for her child.
Strengthensth the musclesand
nerves, enriches the blood.
Overcomcs weakness, wake
fulness, anIlack ofenergy
Keeps off all chills, fovers,
end other nalariaI poison.
, 1882-10-21

No hint whatever has t%ransplred as
yet as to the plan which the Govern
ment will propose for Egypt, and it is
probable that none as yet has been de-
cided on. The cause Of delay is part
ly the necessity Of consulting local
authorities, partly a wish to be sure
of Turkey, and partly a doubt as to
, 1882-06-16

GONG NoRTH--Our enterprising mer-
chant, Mr.. @. c. Bartlett, has fitted out
the schooner Granger with a load Of
general merchandise for trading pur-
poses with the Indians of Alaska. Capt
Morse will start with the schooner in a
few days, taking deck load of lumber
from Port Discovery. We learn that
Mr.. Bartlett himself will go north on
the next trip of the mail steamer. Mr..
Bartlett is one of the live business men,
not only of Port Townsend but of Pu-
get Sound, and his legitimate risks de-
serve to be rewarded with pecuniary
profit. Success to the expedition, say
we.
A GARDENER friend Of ours let out this
piece of information the other day re-
garding the preservation of young cab
bage plants from the ravages Of cut
worms. We 'cabbaged" it for the ben
eft of our farmer friends. The remedy
consists in collecting old oyster cans,
melting the bottoms off them and put
ting them down one over each plant,
setting firmly in the ground an inch or
so. This opens up new field of indus
dustry for the cans. They were former
ly thought to be useful only for tying to
the caudal appendage of your neighbours
dog,
Mr.. LANDEs is making marked i'm
provement on the Dennison property
which he purchased some time ago. He
has had the main building moved nearer
to the center of the grounds and is having
an addition built to it, When the whole
is completed it will be as fine residence
property as there is in this town.
On Saturday last the schooner Queen,
from San Francisco, arrived at this port.
Among her freight were the boilers and
smokestack for the new mill on Point
Hudson.
Mr.. BENZ. GALLIHER, Of Olympia,
brother of Miss Galliher, of this place,
called on us this week. He was with
Ward surveying party en- route to Quill
cute.
Mr.. G. 3. BAGLEY, of the Olympia
Courier was in town last week on a
flying trip of businesss. The ARGUS
received a pleasant call from him.
COLLECTOR BASH brought some fine
specimens of quartz ore home with him
from his trip east of the mountains. 1t
looks to be quite rich.
WE learn that Miss V. NJ. Hancock is
to be telegraph operator at Dungeness.
FRESH Strawberries are now on sale
in town.
Hon. AMAsA MILLER, of Seattle, re-
turned to the Sound from the Bay city
this week.
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British 5k. Star of Peace.

FROM MELBOURNE, AUSTRALJb.
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
Agents will he responsible for debts con trac-
ted by the officers or crew of the above named
vessel al B FRANCIS, Master.
ROTHSCHILD & CO, agents.
Port Townsend May ID, lSS2.
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THE GREAT NATURAL DEMAND.

In order to supply the great natural
demand for a remedy of real merit, one
capable OF cleansing the system, purifying
tho blood, regulating the liver, and acting
on the bowels, the California Fig Syrup
Company has commenced the manufac-
ture on a large scale of concentrated
Syrup Of Figs, and is sending out trial
bottles to be given away, 80 that it costs
nothing to try it and convince yourselves
of its efficacy. And as every family needs
bottle it is also for sale in 80 cent and
81 bottles at N. ID. Hill &.Son's Drug
Store.
, 1882-06-16
DIED.

In Port Townsend, June D, lsSs, of consnmJr
tion, Christine, beloved wit0 of a, kuth-
mann, In the 22d year OF her age.
Deceased had resided here but a short
time, having come from Tacoma to die
among her relatives. Of whom we men,
ton the Christensens and Petersons.
She was born in Denmark, and was de-
voted member of the Lutheran Church
The funeral took place Sunday after,
noon from the NJ. Il. church, Rev. w. l.
Cosper, officiating.
, 1882-06-16
aToCxH Fo1a SALE.

] have three prime cows and calves for
sale. II. NICHoLs,
Scow Bay, ". L.
, 1882-06-16
BORN.

In Chimacum, w r., on the llth inst, to the
wife of Andrew Johnson, II son.
In Port Townsend. June 10th to the wife of
Mr. 4. Allen, of Fort Stevens, Ogn., n
daughter.
Mrs. Allen is q daughter of Mrs. l..
Hastings, and a sister of the Hastings
brothers.
, 1882-06-16
NOT fCII.

Mrs. Wells would like to say to the Ia
dies Of Port Townsend that she will keep
nice assortment Of Ladies' and Chill
dren's Undertaking., Ladies' Dressing
Sacks and Chidren's Clothing a special
ty. At the residence of Mrs. REvELL.
, 1882-06-16
WANTED,

A boy to do chores about house,
one that understands taking care OF and
milking cows. Apply at the postotlice
at Port Townsend.
, 1882-06-16
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES:
In the Red Mems Hall.

End sunday after Trinity.
Morning Service at II O'Clock.
Evening Service Mt 1901
Sunday School at p. Nc.
Celebration OF the Holy Communion after
morning service.
The Rev, j. B. Alexander, NJ, A.
Res. Mrs. f.. $. Fowler.
, 1882-06-16
CHURCH NOTICES.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICES:
Services sabbath June lS'
Morning -"Christ calling his Disciples, Dis
course W. "Mutthew the Collector"
els PM sabbath school
Evcning-"Saul, King of Israel"-.-A hope
less Man.
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FT'Ch BarQUG NOtTG Dame AUIiliatTiCG.
FROM NEW CALEDONIA.

NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
Agents will he responsible for debts contracted
by officers OF crew OF the above named vessel.
+. JYNOoEr, Master.
, 1882-06-16
Housekeeper Wanted.

One who understands caring for chill
dren and doing general housework. In
ouire at this office for particulars
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Record Court,

Honorable J. H. French Mayor, presiding:
A Lampkins, throwing stones; fined S..
- Alenger, allowing cattle at large; fined
ST..
J Rivas, drunk; fined S..
- Carleton, drunk; fined S..
] Fuller, drund; fined $Io. e
Fl Joseph, drunk; fined SIS.
Rodriguez, drunk; fined S..
Geo White, disorderly; fined $40.
w Kornrumph, disorderly; fined $40.
A Brakeman, disorderly; fined $40.
motion for new trial overruled: notice Of
appeal given.)
o Smith, disorderly; fined $Io.
E Schmidt, disorderly; fined $40.
S Moller drunk and disorderly: fined $40.
F Schneider, insulting language; dismissed.
NJ Taylor, insulting language; dismissed.
P Marquee, drunk; fined S..
d F Mccarthy, drunk; fined S..
J Reus, drunk; fined SIS.
Simmons, drunk; fined SIS.
M de la Feunta, drunk; fined S..
. Peraz, insulting language; dismissed.
Mary Bennett, insulting language; dis
missed.
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He Took the Hint.

Last night Miss Schumacher heard noise
in the room occupied by her mother and her
self in their boarding house on Acequia street,
and on getting light discovered man sitting
in the middle of the floor. Miss S. is mus
cular young lady. and she ordered the unwel-
come intruder out. accompanying the ADVICE
Nth a well-directed shot with shoe; the in
truder replied, "do it again." when Miss S.
Sred something else at him which took effect,
and the intruder decamped leaving behind a
soldiers cap and pair of shoes.
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Reply to Texas Siftings' Editor in Re
gard to Spiralis in San Antonio,

To the Editor of The EVENING LIGHT:
Although, no doubt, the amusing article in
the Siftngs concerning the examination of the
hydrant water of San Antonio, of which
there is no better quality in the United States,
must have been read with great interest and
satisfaction, it also must have occurred to
the readers that the Siftings made big
blunder in declaring San Antonio to be in
tested with what Siftings pronounces
"spirals' insect that produces spiral
movements Of the legs and head of some
Texas editors. 1t now seems as if the Sftinps
editors had the ''spiralis" themselves, for TIL
following reasons: In my official report |
mentioned that also water Of a stagnant and
foul pool from Uvalde county was examined,
and that this water contained, among other
organic substances, bacillus, mot "spiralis")
the main cause of anthrax or malignant dis
ease among sheep in Uvalde county. Now,
what had this to do with the "Spiralis OF San
Antonio of the Siftings is indeed mystery,
WI ich we leave to the editor in Austin to dis
solve. Respectfully,
K. MRNGER.
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San Antonio Bar,

A meeting of the San Antonio bar was held
last evening, for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to attend tine state bar association, which
assemblies in Galveston next Saturday.
Judge Thomas J. Devine was called to the
chair, and Mr.. c. H. Mayheld elected secre-
tary.
After stating the object Of the meeting, the
following delegates were elected: T. ]. De-
vine, V. o. King, N. o. Green, Russell How
ard, L. c. Grothaus, J. r. Mason, B. |.
Boone, A. Dittmar, P. H Ward, S. G. New
ton, John James, J. A. Green, and Judge Og-
den. Judge |. Simpson.
The delegation was authorized to add 9th
ers to their number they might deem advis-
able
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Mengor Hotel.

w E Forbert Galveston; Lee Hall, Calves
ton; J P and Mrs Hatch, Dallas; c Evans,
Boerne; F r Rowley, Dallas; ] A Hooper,
Austin; w OPP nheimer, Calvert; w Weiss.
Beaumont Geo Van Evera. Muscatine; Fred
Green, Iowa: X Roenpel, Iowa; c Burnett,
Gonzales; n" c Sullivan, Castroville; w r
Wallace, Castroville; w Estard, Cat S prings;
Mrs Lanlybamner, Cat Springs; Mrs X Moss;
Cat Springs: c H Orth, Kansas; Ignacie and
Sonora, Mexico; Garcia Losane, Mexico; A
Meerschetz, LsGrange; A T Bradshaw, La
Grange; J M Gibbs, Mp r r; F Camp,
Kansas; Alex Moore, St Louis; Mrs f A
Hckle, Boise City.
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PERSONAL.
Captain Lee Hall is again in the city.

Captain Lee Hall is again in the city.
Captain Ben Thompson is in the city.
James Norwood, of Laredo, is here, en- route
to his brother, at Dallas.
w. A. and Mrs. Waugh, ofWaugh's ranch,
are in the city.
]. F. Camp has arrived at the Men,
ger from Kansas, en- route to his home.
J H Hooper, merchant, of Austin, is visit
ing the city.
Colonel Gibbs. stock and freight agent Of
the Mexican Pacific railway, is at the Menger.
DIR. Ignacio Garcia Lorraine and Sonora
Lorraine, of Mexico, are at the Menger
w E Thurber, of Laredo, is now visiting
the city.
Mrs. Katzenberger and son have gone to
the Helotes to ruSticate during the heated
term
E. Tempsky left this morning for an eques-
TRAN tour in the district of comfort. He is
ION pleasure bent"
w: Glass left this morning on a visit to
Allensville, Kentucky, where he expects to
stay for the next two mouths.
c. Burnett the we'll known sheep man of
Gonzales, and ]. Cummings Evans, another
of the fraternity from Boerne, are at the Men.
ger.
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City Tax Notice.

OFFICE OF CITY ASSESSOR.
SAN ANTONIO, June 10th, 1882.
All persons, partnerships and corporations
owning or controlling any real or personal
property within the limits of the the citv Of
San Antonio, on the
First Day of March, 1882,
liable to taxation, are hereby notified to call ar
this Office within two months from dat. ~
publication of this notice and render for as
sessment full and complete list of such nroT,.
erty so owned or controlled by him or Them
on said first day Of March, 1882. The t;me
limited for the rendition of the aforesaid mon
ery will expire on August 10th, 1884.
6-Io-3ot G. FRAsCA, City Assesaor.
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Run Over,

colored woman was run over this morn
ing at the corner Of Alamo and Commerce
streets by one-horse wagon belonging to
Harnisch & Baer The woman wos net e.;
ously hurt The boy driving the horse, see
ing what he had done, whipped up his horse
and left the wreck behind in double
time
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HOrd's hotel,

W. H Genning, Taylor J T and Mrs Ben
nett. Austin; 7 A Rodriguez, Atascosa: A w
Blake, Austin; c w Mcdowell, New York:
H Mars, Canada; John E Foster, Texas; /
7 Douglass, Texas Express company: w 4
and Mrs Waugh, Rancho; C Spangler, Hous-
ton: B and Mrs Bisa, College Station; Mrs
F Caveras. College Station; Joseph Norwsod,
Laredo; Andres Santos and family, Salinas
and family, Sabnas.
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For Sale.

An old established and good-paying bust
ness in best business locality in the city;
clear field with no competition. Capital OF
about ST. 900, more or less, required: Salts
factory reason given for selling. address,
Bradley & Wadsworth, No. 81 Soledad street.
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Marr:ed.

AT the Cathedral of San Fernando, in this
city, on the nth inst, by the Right Reverend
Bishop Neraz, VIM. S. Lambkn, ESQ, of
Mallow, County Cork, Ireland, and St.
GATHERINGS Rancho, Fro county, Texas, to
Catherine Julia Laura Sheahan, daughter of
Mrs. Cupples, and step-daughter of DR.. Cup
piles, of this city.
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Clocks,

Joseph Schmidt, matchmaker and ieweler,
24I Commerce street, next door to Nette' S
drug-st has received large assortment of
clocks of greater variety than any in the city.
There are such kinds as never were seen
here. Bought from first hands, enables him
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-11
Central Hotel Arrivals

B Heard, Flatonio; E R Austin, Texas:
Herbert Morgan. Hco: Otto Martel, Texas:
E T Anderson, Mason; T ] Word, Mason:
c R Shockley, Seguin; w Wodhn, Seeuin; E
Holman, Dallas; Oscar Basse, Fredericks-
burg; Jas Mcdonald, Galveston.
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Auction Sale of 800 City Lots.

Commencing on Saturday morning, at 10
O'Clock a. m, on east side of Main plaza.
Titles perfect. Will be sold without reserve.
Sale to continue from day 70 day until all are
sold. IA. II. HosACK,
7-6-tf Auctioneer
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We are glad to hear that the threatened
,ock-;aw in the case of Miss Anna Williams
he been averted, and there is reason to hope
for her recovery.
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Vance Hotel.

A Beranger, Rockdale; C F and Mrs Tohn-
son, Fl: Ewell; E W Williams, Brauoria: Mrs
Elroy, Chicago.
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Hotel Maverick.

J d Johnson, Norfolk; A Smythe, New
York: ] R Rainwater, St Louis; ] Lyons,
Cincinnati; F ] Tenbrook, Kalamazoo; w E
rhurber, Laredo; J M Maxey, F Garcia,
Bosque; George M Young, Holyoke; H L
Haven ST OuiS
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One of the largest stocks of hats to select
from at A. Pancoast Son. 4'lS
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What Men Should Know

Harralson & Shapard have moved their fine
stock of tobacco and cigars into the store for
merly occupied by H. Barbeck, No. az.
Commerce street, where in addition to Their
wholesale business, they will be prepared to
furnish consumers with first class smoke or
a fine chew. Try their celebrated La Plea
dura sc cigar.
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Wagn G II $ B aZaa ar.
City Items.
Five Dollars Reward

Will be paid for the recovery of dun stall
lion, strayed or stolen. Spanish brand on
hip. black feet, and shod all around.
G.. w. HARRINGTON,
-,o,t at the Austin House.
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LOCAL DOTS.

| -lhe marriage Oh MISS hdti1 ohSoii"'
took her many friends by surprise.
Six deaths have been reported in the las
two days.
The suspension of the "Catholic STAR il
| rumored.
The Jack Rabbits nest is in the Express
Office.
Complaints OF dry weather come from thu
country west of here.
sternation by their furious riding. Better re-
peal the ordinance before somebody geti
killed.
"A southern excursion is expected here on
the 9Th inst. 1t will bring a number of Peo-
pie from several southern cities.
The Castrovile democracy is ant-Ireland
and resolved not to vote for him if nomin-
ated.
The signal station reports barometer,
3o.oI; thermometer 10, at 5:34 a. M; at Gal
weston, thermometer, 50.
The anti.Ireland talk since the conven-
ton convinces US that the endorsement was
not very sincere.
Mr.. Breneman's head was level in regard
to the endorsement of Ireland, as the Sc
quence is likely to prove.
The BIZ DIS are more destructive on fruit
this season than ever-their tastes have
evidently become cultivated.
We are in the midst of dull summer
weather, but more building of a substantial
and costly character is going on than ever be-
fore.
Castor Oil Bill in getting on street car
the wheel passing over it. He will very likely
loose the toes on that foot.
Henry MaiDz, one Of the LIGHT carrier
boys, while riding in full gallop and turning
into the alley next to ErnSt's restaurant, the
horse slipped and apparently severely injuring
the boy.
There remains but few days before the
meeting of the unterrifed at Galveston-the
the game is made; gentlemen, the thimble
people of Texas.
Mrs Jacquemart who was so seriously in
iured by her fall at the Baptist church, is, we
are glad to say, doing well. Having regard
to her age and the extent of her injuries her
recovery is remarkable.
Mr.. w. H. H. Murray, in conversation
with the secretary of the San Antonio Litera-
ny and Debating society, expressed his appro-
baton of the organization, and said that his
professional life dated from his connection
with such an association in his native home.
We are in receipt of letter from Mrs.
Stafford, of. Montgomery, Alabama, stating
that she expects to visit her old home, San
Antonio, on the 18th inst Mrs. S., formerly
Miss Mary L. Beck, has many old friends
here who will be glad to welcome her.
The "disorderleys" who are in the habit
of making things lively in coming from the
springs and other pleasure resorts met with
deserved punishment in the recorders court
this morning by being fined $40, $50 and SIS
each.
Mr.. James Alderman, who lives on the
Salado, and who was severely bitten by mad
mule several weeks ago, having his thumb
fearfully mangled, was in to see Or. Rankin
to day, who succeeded in removing one-third
of the necrosed second phalangeal bone. 1t
is now hoped that the thumb will heal up.
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Repair Shop.

Repair Shop.
Having opened general Repair Shop, we
respectfully inform the public we are prepared
to set up steam-engnes, cotton-g ms, pumps,
fences, etc; also, the repairing of old mach
inery, sewing machines, etc.
FRED. DIENER & o. KELLER,
Next to Fritz Schreiner's bar-room. 6-2IIm
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-11

-Backache is almost Immediately relieved
by wearing one of Carter's Smart Weed and
Beladonna Backache Plasters Try one and
be free from pain. Price IS cents. Whole
sale by A. Dreiss.
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San Pedro Springs

An open air concert every evening from
4 O o'clock to 10 p. m, at San Pedro Springs
The public cordially invited. 5-I2t
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in all cases Of Flux, Colo. Oh ,lera Morbus or
other -mplants of the 1wels, take MorIey's Uni
yersal Blackberry Bslsam IS cents, at F. KaIteyer
& Son
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Genuine Pongee silk and seersucker coats
and vests at PancoaSt & Son.
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A Secondhand PhsetOn for Sale.
Apply at this Office for information If
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You Need Not Fear

That people will know your hair is dyed if you use
that perfect INIT alton Of nature "Morey Improved
Hair DYE" No one can detect it, and it is pro-
nounced by the most emineot hairdressers BARRIERS,
and every who it to be the very best article
ever produced for this purpose. Each box contains
combs and brushes for its application, want never
before supplied. Price S.. BARRIERS size 60 cents.
Sold by F. Kateyer & Son.
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Wanted

A partner in the sheep business with few
thousand dollars; a German, or one who
speaks the language, preferred. Address M.
G.. this Office. IS Nv
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SHEEP FOR SALE.
WOOL COMMISSION HOUSE.

We are prepared to receive Wool on Consignment
making Liberal Advancements on the same.
CHABOT, MOSS & CO.,
4-Ir-u SAN ANTONIO TEXAS