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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-19
San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, October 13.-Last night,
James Shelly, OF this city, arrived from
Chester, Illinois, with one James Stone
braker, who is to be tried for robbing the
Corpus Christi stage. Stonebraker at
former session of the court was allowed to
pleadguilty to another robbery conditioned
that he would tell all he knew about the
Corpus Christi robbery. He got only five
wears at Chester, and having failed to keep
his promise is brought back to stand trial
for life. Officer Shelly, in returning, ac-
complshed 4 feat never before done by any
living mamie never closed his eyes from
Chester, Illinois, to this city. knowingthe
dangerous character ofhis prisoner and be-
ing alone, he kept constant watch nearlyIour
days without sleep. Shelly is the ofilcer
through whose detective skill the Chester
penitentiary now holds thirteen Texan stage
robbers.
SAN ANTONIO, October IA highly re.
spected young Mexican named Manuel
Balderas was foully murdered by fellow
countryman named Cabrera Fourz, of this
city, this evening. Cabrera was herder,
aud Balderas went to his camp to give him
sjme orders, and while seated on his horse
talking to another man was shot through
the heart with Winchester. The MUIR
derer was secured, bound, and brought to
this city and jailed.
A. f. Mills, an old citizen of San Antonio,
long on the police force, fell between the
cars west of here this morning and lost both
legs. He died this evening.
Columbus Epson positively declines TO
become an Independent candidate for con-
gress.
SAN ANTONIO, October 1.-THE grand Ia
dies fair, for the benefit of the German
English school, opened TO night. 1t is a
perfect success SO far in every respect.
Orders were received here from New \ ork
today for 100000 acres of grazing land.
Real estate wool and general business
had. Parties are here selecting site for
a large meat-drying and sausage factory.
Strong efforts are being made in intluen-
tial quarters to bring out Columbus Epson
as an independent candidate for congress.
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III . ITI III
BrKrrI, Octol,er IA grlnd democratic
bartecus Vas heid here 10 dag IN The court
boss yn-ds- A. en- early bour people from
ne rurni disiricts bernn 90 arrive here
II. s.-eets q Barnet resenbled more
49, q la-rer city fhan thoss Of snail
torn. A sr-sci-i t-rin over The Austin a
Eo-ttwe-e-n rarrosd cane f-uu A-s,'n.
t---rr-rr Governor Rrte-ts. 1-eesure- 1.rb-
t-rf Ir1r. Hrnr1rt 80 Serat0- e-rell.
1879 .'l Arrir t-'r-tl band. rL -
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Special 70 the Herald.
HUBBAKD CRY, Ostobsr III. II. Wards
team became frightened here to-day BY a
bicycle and rsn away, tearing down the
'front.' n Bass A BurrOT grocery store and
throwing Mr. Ward ont, injuring him IN
ternally. Il is th0ught be vii recover.
Cotton il coming in Lively. Flve hun
dred and forty-fvs bales have been shiTped
ID 10 date.
rain
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81. L0rIs, Oetodsr IA meeting VS.
hid 81 the cflces q the Tens 4 s. L01is
Narrow -rnuEs ruad TO-DAY. e. unich he
proposition 20 irc-szst Re capital s-clr .
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trr-1 RI f,-frr~-s rr-rT a. ir--eEse TIE
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I'm frr1. AKA 80. 20 re - T---.
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ss--l,1 e. fts H--.lz-
Hrrs-rr. 0c-ctsr IA sTerai t-ai
r--i-sd Are .odsy frUn Eer 0rie.ns
-I-rIr- =. 2. HsJes r. r. Hor's a a
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form was burned. valued at. 60. 1000
Many Others whose losses could not be
ascertained, suffered heavily.
This, the last day OF the reunion of the
Ross Brigade, has been rainy and disagree
able, and cast shadow over the enjoyment
of all.
TERRELL, October 13.-After allowing
day for the fire sufferers to estimate their
several losses. the following information has
been obtaineu:
j. II. Muckleroy & Co., dealers in general
merchandise; loss on house and stock, $l1,-
600; insurance, $40, 90.
j. W. Brice & Co, grocert; loss on<tock,
200; no insurance.
J. f. Gilmore, loss in accounts, With no
insurance, 5000.
Teyas Express company, loss, 81 900.
Bivens & COrley. bankers; loss in house
and furniture 5000; insurance, 81 600.
Dansby & Wilson. druggists; loss on
household stock, 5000 insurance, 5000.
II. Brin q Bro, CRY goods loss on house
and stock, $4,000; inf urance, $1,000.
G. i. Jones a Sons, dry goods and cloth
ing loss on house and stock, $500 IN
suraDce, $4,000.
J. d. Cunningham, lawyer; loss on library
and furniture. DO insurance, $50
A g. Bsrnes, awyer, loss on library ana
furnifure. 10 insurance, $50.
smitb 4 Word, lawyersi loss, no insuf-
Huffmssier 4 Terrell, lawyers; loss, 10
Insurance., $50.
Ms T. Carlisle. boarding house loss,
no insurance, $500
CLARK 4 Walker. publishers Of Terrell
Star. loss. $500; no Insurance..
G. 9. Wilfon A Co exprtss agents los
no Insurance. 80.
J.R. Clay, catton buyeT; loss IN cotton,
fully irsureA, 81 800.
f;enrre s. Fuoua. cotton buyer; JOS IN
cotton. fully in ureos $50
= e Fsbot' costsh -sirber, los in pisi-
FORM etr no irrurance, $50.
Trres A Pscifc rniIsosd, los IN cotton,
A.. Hoii. store house; los. Q. 900 insur-
ancs n0t fnoUn.
II Il NO knoen boz The ire oriE1nAtee
mi = = errrssed - hsFe been ttro-Fh ncc-
fe-If rf1ie'esfIIe<a-
TrrrrrI. Octoter Il ---ro-1ar fns veteran
.rIfIIre - tbe Oh 1fEEs triErde ~ c1ralrT.
.--~..|.-.f ,rfts 81. lIt a. ~ reEirnerls
. .rI rT-rfelf's Legion 81 Iernns- -
k.lr~el rfh ralor Erl 1islnrtinn n ~,
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Terrell
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald
TERRELL, October 12.-The most destruc-
tive fire ever witnessed in Terrell broke out
at an early hour this morning. The fire
originated in the grocery house of ]. W..
Brice third to the last house in the Star
block" near Virginia street. 1t was under
full headway before discovered, and though
everything in the power of the citizens was
done to arrest the flames, they continu cd TO
spread rapidly until the entire block of nine
large bricks was completely consumed
One hundred thousand dollars will hardly
cover the loss The following is, as near as
could be learned detailed statement OF
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Shooting Scrape at Del Rio.


A letter from Del Rio gives details of a
shooting scrape, which has just occurred there.
A young lady named Dugan, was insulted by
a Mexican employed at Allensworth's camp,
who made indecent overtures to her, which
were scornfully rejected. She told her brother,
who became excited, and went in search of
the Mexican. He found him among group
of compatriots and blazed away at him, firing
four shots. The Mexican had his wrist
broken by the first shot, but does not appear
to have sustained any other injury, but another
Mexican was killed by stray ball.
Dugan and the Mexican who had his wrist
broken, came from San Antonio and are said
to be we'll known here.
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Special Orders No. %.
Military Orders.
DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS, |
SAN ANTONIO, May 8, 1882.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS,
SAN ANTONIO, May 8, 1882. I
Leave of absence for one month to take ef-
feet so soon after June /, 1882, as his services
can be spared by his post commander, with
permission to apply to the adjutant general OF
the army, through division headquarters, for
an extension OF FIVE months is granted first
lieutenant I. o. Shelby, 10th infantry. Fort
Concho, Texas.)
On the recommendation Of the Medical D-
rector of the department, the contract of acting
assistant surgeon, A. S. Wolf, U. S. army, is,
at his own request, annulled, to take effect
April 80. 1882.
Recruit, Ezekiel Taborinl enlisted by
special recruiting officer at Fort McKavitt
is assigned to the band, 10th infantry.
Recruit Cornelius Williams, enlisted by the
recruiting officer at San Antonio, Texas, is
assigned to troop E, 10th cavalry.
By order of Brigader General Augur:
THOMAS M. VINCENT,
Adiutant General
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A Deputy Sheriff on the War Bath.
On Saturday morning Deputy Sheriff Nc
Mahon, of Burton, who was visiting the Bren-
ham Mai-fest had an alteration with negro,
in the course of which he drew his revolver
and struck the colored man a blow over the
head. The colored nan turned on his as
sailant, and took the pistol from him. Subse-
quently Mcmahon was arrested for the as
sault. In the evening about 8 or 9 o'clock
pistol shots were heard, a, i it was then found
that Mcmahon, who it is said had been drink
ing, had shot another negro named Bill Paine.
Mcmahon has skipped, and Bill Paine is dan
gerously wounded.
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VOlksfest Booths.

The following booths will be sold for the
Volksfest at Central Garden on Wednesday,
May 10th, at 4 O'Clock p. m. -Four beer and
wine, tive ice cream and lemonade, two res
taurants, two sausage, two cigar, two fruits
and candies, two shooting galleries, one per-
mission to sell balloons, two coffee and cake
privileges and one flower stand. Terms:
One-ha cash at time of sale, and the remain
der within ten days. 5-4-6t
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The Commissioners Court.
Ion. Felix G. Smith presiding.

CcIN ". SlulNn PiSSAoAA&s
A petition from G. R. Dashiell, district
clerk, was read. Itcalled attention to the fact
that there was no record of naturalized sub
jects kept here, and offered to have a record
made from IS4s to date if the court would
guarantee sufficient allowance for the work.
On motion, an appropriation of $Ioo, or such
part of it as might be necessary, for the work
was voted.
The reports of the sheriff, justices of the
peace, district clerk and other officials, were
read and approved.
A list of seventeen paupers was presented
and their allowance of SIS in each case con-
tinued in fifteen cases.
A tax was imposed in the following resolu-
ton: "Resolved, That tax of FIVE cents on
the $Ioo valuation be imposed for the pur-
pose of paying the interest and sinking fund
for the purpose Of building court house"
The name of Javiela Saldana was added to
the list of paupers.
The following motion respecting the court
house was passed.
"Resolved that the county of Bexar for the
purpose of paying for the building of court
house and the fixing and fitting up of same,
issue 80 bonds, each at $500, total $40, 900,
and bearing per cent. interest per annum;
interest annually on the 10th of April, 1883:
payable in fifteen years after their issuance,
redeemable in ten years at the option of the
county. And it is further resolved that the
county treasurer, Mr.. J. B. Lacoste, be and
is hereby appointed financial agent, Of the
county of Bexar, to sell the bonds above pro-
vided for, and to do any and everything neces-
sary to negotiate the same and realize the
money"
Mr.. Symington's report for the month Of
April was presented and showed that during
the month there were 81 inmates at the poor
house, viz: 80 invalids, II paupers and 10
convicts. After describing the way in which
the cases had been disposed of, it showed that
there were was in the poor house 1t this time
40 inmates, excluding employees, viz: "a in
valids, II paupers and 5 convics. The ex.
penses for the month was estimated at
$4,000.
After passing and rejecting some accounts
the commissioners adjourned.
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District Court.

The Hon. G. H. Noonan presiding.
The following cases came up to-day: D.
& A. Oppenheimer VS.. o. NJ. Stone ct al, suit
to foreclose lien; Judgment for the plaintiff.
Charlotte Basse VS.. Adams & Wickes ct al,
tresspass suit to try title and for damages; dis
missed under rule for costs.
Several other cases were continued by
consept
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American House, Boerne, Texas. More
veranda promenading than any other house in
Texas. Invalids and others wishing to visit
the country will find the above house the
equal of any in poin, Of comfort. A table
bountifully supplied with the best Of fresh milk,
butter, eggs and poultry, and beef of very
superior quality. Terms reasonable. Mrs.
T. Barr Jones, proprietress. A. w. Barr,
corresponding clerk. 5-SImo
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TIE VOLKSFEST,

To Our Business Men and Associations.
All business men and associations who in
tend decorating wagons according to their own
ideas, are requested to inform the Chairman of
the undersigned committee as soon as possible
OF their intention and to furnish them with
description of the character of such wagon so
that it may be properly placed in the process
sion. Committee on procession.
S-5-Iw A. SIEMERING, Chairman.
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The board OF directors of the S. A. r. E.B.
l.. association have declared a dividend of
IL per cent on the first and second series of
stock, payable in the month of June, 1882.
Fourth series will be open on the first day of
June, 1882. Those wishing stock should call
on the secretary. II. CUNNINGHAM.
5'2W Secretary,
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Manufacturers of cypress water tanks and cis-
terms, OF any size, from one hundred to
Ioo, 900 gallons. We set up every tank, and
marx each piece and every hoop. Scale
drawings showing foundation and support,
Prices and estimates furnished on application
to F. F. Collins, corner Semmes and Cont
streets, Houston. Texas a-27-f
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Telephone.

Party wishing to 'try" San Antonio tele.
phone system has opportunity to secure for
three months from person about leaving town
and holding usual annual contract. Wire may
be moved within week. Terms-cost; being
less than IS cents per day. Address Drawer
B, postof6ce, or ring up T. S. H., Telephone
No. IS or II. 1t
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Dyspepsia in its worst forms will yield to
the use Of Carter's Little Nerve Pills aided by
Carter's Little Liver Pills. They not only re-
lieve present distress brt streng hen the stom-
ach and digestive apparatus Wholesale by A.
Dreiss
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AUSTIN, TEXAS. April ", 1877

AUSTIN, TEXAS. April y, 1877.
have used the "Wonderful Eight" in a
case of chronic diarrhea of nine months
standing, and found it to effect permanen
cure. have also known it used successfully
in a case of rheumatism VIM. KIRBY.
For sale bv r. Kaltevrr q Son. a-aJ-h
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A LADY, desires a nosi,;on as visit,

"A lady desires position as visiting gov
erness, or teacher Of Spanish. French and
music. Would also have classes for ladies and
gentlemen. Enquire at superintendent Of
fee, French building; Office hours, 4 to S
D. m. 5-6-3t
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important NOiice.

The undersigned is prepared to put down
wood block sidewalks and street pravement;
Will guarantee his work. and put it down at a
cost within the reach of all. Blocks cut in
any shape to suit customers.
WALTER SCOTT,
S2S Avenue ID,
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The piano to be given away by A. Kahn
Co., has arrived, ard can be seen at
Rhodius & Tempsky's music store.
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Removal,

The Office of the famous Larissa Nurseries
has been recently removed TO Palestine, Texas,
where all parties desiring fruits, flowers, ever
greens, ETC., should address US at that point.
2-I4-tf YOAKUM & Co.. Palestine. Tex.
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Those who have been dosed with quinine
and experienced its injurious effects, should
try Carter's Liver Bitters, sure cure for ma
laria Wholesale by A. Dreiss.
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b. b. A.

b. d. "A.
A special meeting will be held in Strives
hall tonight at eight o'clock prompt for the
transaction of important business. The at
tendance of all members is urgently requested.
BY order of the president.
H. RYDER-TAYLop, Sec'y.
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Recorders Court,

Recorders Court.
Hon. M. G. Anderson, Recorder.
M. Witmar, assault; fined SIS.
N. Cardenas, drunk; fined SIS.
Pedro Robes, drunk; fineo S..
Joseph Desaline, vagrancy; dismissed.
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Ministers, Lawyers, Teachers and others
whose occupation gives but little exercise,
should use Cartei's Little Liver Pills for tor.
pid liver and billiousness. Wholesale by A.
DreisS
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-Ready-made Children's, Misses and La
dies Suits, something new again at A. A
VOLTS. S-5-Iw
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Two nice furnished rooms with southern
exposure) with board, at No. II Nacogdoches
street, near Menger hotel. SAW
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MoNToPToLAs FORD, TEx., April I6, 1877.
This is to state that have used your "Won-
derful Eight" for pains, sickness of the stom-
ach, cramping of the bowels and headache,
and can truthfully says that it complies with
its recommendations. F. s. MAYFIRLD.
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AUSTIN. TEXAS. September ~, 1876

austin, IEXAS, September ~, Io't
DR.. ]. S. Nicholds:--f am afflicted with
tweed" in my breast, and by the application
of your Wonderful Eight was entirely re-
heved in short time.
MRS. NJ. E. TRIGG.
For sale by F. Kalteyer & Son.
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Blue Flannel suits for ten dollars-color
guaranteed, at Pancoast & Son. 4-I9
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-Have you seen Pancoast & Sons stock o
clothing? Nothing better in the market
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For RENT-Several large furnished rooms
3I6 Houston street.
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WANTED-A cook and house girl, i'm
mediately, at Mrs. M. Halfs, Goliad street.
S-Io-3t
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| Bids on Government Contracts.
The following is list of the bids for articles
named, made to-day at the quartermaster's
depot:
SAN ANTONIO.
| Corn
H. B. Adams, 50 cents per bushel.
]. E. Labatt on 100, 900 bushels, Silly, on
balance 68 cents.
Jos. Landa, $I.I3
John Hambleton $I.I9.
Millspauph, $I.IS on 100000 pounds;
$I.27 for Ioo, 900 pounds.
Jas. Hermann, Stag for all required be-
fore October, 1882, and $I.2o for all after.
Oats
Jos. Landa, 60 cents per bushe!.
H. B. Adams, s. cents per bushel.
ia. MCGEE, for first half, 81 cents, second
hall, 90 cents.
John Hambleton, 2A cents per pound.
]. c. Labatt, 5000 bushels at 40 cents;
100000 at 81 cents, balance at 62 cents.
Wood
Jno Hambleton, 5000 for 1885 cords.
Theo. Hermann, 1000 cords at $s.43 SSs
cords at $685.
Jas. Hermann, $500.
Charcoal
J. Schmidt, I5c per bushel.
J. E. Labatt ISc per bushel.
FORT CLARK.
Corn
Joseph Landa, ST 80 per bushel.
H. B. Adams, SLY per bushel.
Labatt, for 10000 bushels, $I.47; balance
at 81 cents.
J.Dignowity. all before October, $I.4o; af-
ter, Sligo.
John B. Hambleton, $I.5S.
Oats
Joseph Landa, 81 cents.
II. b. Adams, g cents.
J. E. Labatt, for 5000 bushels, 69 cents;
balance at 79 cents.
J. Dignowity, $I.2S.
r. Hambleton, $I.2o.
FORT DUNCAN.
Joseph Landa, $I.63.
John Hambleton, $I.74.
H. B. Adams, $I.23.
]. G. Labatt, $I.57, for 1000 bushels;
balance, $I.l9.
Jas. E. Dignowity, all delivered before
October, $I.4o; after Sligo.
OATS
John T. Hambleton, ST. "a per bushel.
II. B. Adams, 9Ic.
J. E. Labatt, 83c.
Jas. E. Dignowitty, $I.2S.
FORT M'INTosH.
Corn
Jos. Landa, $I.2S.
ii. B. Adams, $I.33.
J. E. Labatt, for 1000 bushels $I47; bal
lance &c.
]. G. Marshall, $I.IS.
Oats
Jos. Landa, 79c.
H. B. Adams, 83c.
F. X. Brown, for first half, 6SHc; for sec
ond half 7SHc.
J. l.. LaDau TIC lor al.
J. G. Marshall, 81.
FORT DAVIS.
Corn.-Jas. P. Hickman, for all required
before Oct, 1882, IN cents per pound; for all
after cents.
Millspaugh, for 10000 at $L74; 10000 at
$I.63.
Thos. P. Davis, ST., "a for all.
OATS.
Millspaugh, 400, 900 at $I.23; remainder at
SILLY.
T. P. Davis, S9c for all.
For RENT-Several large furnished rooms,
3I6 Houston street.
Two nice furnished rooms with southern
exposure) with board, at No. II Nacogdoches
street, near Menger hotel. SAW
The piano to be given away by A. Kahn
& Co., has arrived, and can be seen at
Rhodius & Tempsky's music store.
[s-6-ul
Those who have been dosed with 9uinine
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Fresh StraWberrIaa

Every day at Harnisch & Baer's, on Com.
merce street d-II-t
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One of the largest stocks of hats to selec,
from at A. Pancoast & Son. 4-I9
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STAR AND CRESCENT ROUTE.

Houston to New Orleans Open Again.
The Star and Crescent Route is now run.
ming regular trains between Houston and New
Orleans. 5-9-3t
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s cond Excursion to M edna,

5 COnd Excursion to N edna.
The second excursion to the Medina park
comes off next Sunday. Trains will leave
positively at 9 a. m, and p. m. Sew, raj new
refreshment stands have been built, and the
grounds have generally been improved. Round
trip tickets fifty cents. A good band OF music
will be in attendance and the dancing is free.
5-Io-4t
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Trains are running regular between Hous-
ton and New Orleans again. s-9-3t
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New arrivals at A. A. WoiTs.

New styles of Misses and Children's Hose.
- Babies Socks
" g wide legs.
( Hose.
Corsets of all descriptions and sizes.
Linen Sheeting.
Z" Pillow Casing.
Z" Table Damasks, yards wide and
very fine.
Lawns, Seersuckers, Lawn Tennis, Prints.
So A. A. WOLFF.
The Texas Cotton d Grain Exchange.
Affords the people of San Antonio all the
facilities for specializing in cotton, grain and
provisions that the members of the cotton and
grain exchanges in New York enjoy. Ten
dollars will buy one thousand bushels of wheat
and an advance of per cent. per bushel will
yield the purchaser profit Of 100 per cent. on
his investment Circulars giving full informa
ton can be had by sending your address. or
by calling at rooms No. as Commerce street,
San Antonio, Texas. 4-28-f
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Furnished rooms for rent, 300 Soledad
street. o-1O-lW
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-10

The Sunset makes close connect ms with
Star and Crescent Route for New Orleans,
and all points no tn and east. Soft
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-10

WAnted-A Good Seamstress,
Apply to Mrs. L. E. Benton, next door to the
Central hotel. s-Io Il
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-10

Daily Bulletin-Signal Service U. S. Army;
division Of kilograms and reports for the
benefit of commerce and agriculture.
Observations recorded at S:34 A. M. May 10.
1.-THE following observations are taken at
the same moment of time at all the stations
named"
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-10

Any One Wishing Decorative
painting done on wagons or transparencies for
the coming Volksfest call on E. II. Bacon for
artistic work. Shop, St. Mary street, rear OF
Odd Fellows hall. 5-9-5t