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, 1882-01-21

CALEpoSAN CLyE-last saturday even
IN an organization Of a Caledoniaa society
was effected IN TINS city. 1t Is composed OF
the best men OF the city ana surrounding
country ana ofhoered Is follows: Chief. Jas.
NJ newar; l>t Chiei5l:a, 4 McCslley; 2a
ChicftaIu. J. Z Hood; Secretary, Duncan
Actillivray: F.naaCia! Secretary, Robert
Mctalley; Treasurer. +. McLesn. The ofii-
c-rS above mentioned would insure the sue
cess u a'.y organ zss:on they should be hon.
orad aith by membership, aud when we con-
slteg that tie C-led0uian Club which they
o.ucsr Is i sosie:y havias kindred 10 their
toyhoods ultinn. We need look for nothing
else ti.an 4 s;leniii future for the Organiza,
tion. "Loa: may tier cLieftain's lives be;
a PuIe As their mountain air, and free
, 1882-01-21

Tie .4xIaylng days have come, the sad
lis. of the year Very few of US have that
.,.,n, disposition that viii let US drop the
.n.g.t OF our taxes De II large or small,
,.s,at wishing the round OF tax-paying
u.sa ce.s,. There is always some corl-
p.r..t..n. noseycr What It costs you IN
,,rr. can be- saved in prices by buying your
Gr-s NJ Holmes Drug Store.
, 1882-01-21

~ - ~ week In your own town. &,
V2Reu.s. free. - rist; E.sry-
WOOquired. We vii furnish you
everything. Many are max
ing fortunes. Ladies make - much IS men,
and boys and giris make great pay Reader,
if You want . business at which you can make
great pay Al the time you work. write Tor par
ticulan 70 Il HAILm & Co. Portlsnd Ne.
, 1882-01-21

LIT THERE BIZ LIGHT.-We have had oc-
casiop before in the columns of this paper To
speak OF stie.; hyhts The fact of the mat
Ter Is, II We do nnt keep the subject con-
stantly before the public, the present gene
ration would never know what a street light
was 1t has never seen any at home. We
don't know why 1t is that our city aban-
doned the tightening Of the few lamps it had,
but suppose it was an economical idea OF
some cues. Sueh economy ia siggled at by
the devil and yept over in heaven. Such
economy Is prize held out by the timid
hand OF society Go the croaching and hideous
form Of crime. This city should blush over
such economy. and It will, too, sometime, IN
all probability. There never was nicer
place ior evii-deing than the murky, sark
ronte 70 our depot. There never was dens
oi infamy more weleomely shrouded thsn
are the doors 20 Vices homes IN this lily
lighted city by nights mantle. G,Ne Us
light, and plenty OF it, that responsibility
and honesty may have an equal sho~ with
dishonesty Of all kinds, by night a. well u
bg day.
, 1882-01-21

Far.lH STREET BEInGE.-This bridge,
when completed, vii! be one of the bast
wa-p1 bnl-r5 IN the city. 1t will be 80
ts,. ullc, much wider than any OF the
others, The builder, Mf. ". P. Horton,
informs Us that there is no specification in
the contract for foot-bridge. There should
be- oue b. all means. Most Of the travel to
AMI irom tie depot will pass over this
h.,l-e when 1t Is finished, and the interests
yi iorl PASSENGERS shoIid not be entirely for-
gotten. Some passengers must walk and
the temporary fOut-brIige now there is 4
poor aAur and viii not last long after rise
III Mil cr-rk. Mr.. !orton thinks the new
LIj-e viii be rea i Tor use by next Friday.
, 1882-01-21

TralEHosE CAEr.-on Taesday afternoon
.h. D -e cart tor Tiger engine was presented
To- ti.. ,,a.pany by the city council, who
v.rr luud n their expressions OF admiration
.ar the strength, iight1css and beauty OF the
uuib Which is 8 big coup for John Lux and
Ia. smith, as well as for HawIay, the car
mage pointer. Alter the presentation Jack
k-y, foreman Of the Tigers, made neat lit
q. sl-y,h III hiS usual style.
, 1882-01-21

GD>E ilEAyENwAKu.-Harry Lorraine, a
well buoSn actor who used to amuse this
city. diei at Tombstone, Arizona, a few
d,,- a,o, # some ling disease. Alas poor
Harry Where BE- your gihes now !:
}oar mn!es. Your sonss' lour flashes
OF m.rrimeut that were wont to set the
table ou roar Not one now to mock
your OAR grnninE: Quite ehop-fallen =
AL-, l.p,l Harry Here are tears DER his
s.rgucr-lru3 gr.ve from eyes that have wept
lar jay over hil mirrh- provoking sayings.
, 1882-01-21

Tit UNinN CLrB BAL--The bon'b0n
I,U gwen by the Unioa Club at Shahls
Opera iouse last Saturday was grand sue
...- Ia cry particular. Just before the
grand march. which was participated in by
aa,u. orty couple, the bnn-bons, containing
all manner or caps and head ornaments were
distributed auI PLACED upon the heads Of all
dancers This made a picturesque display
AMI cluscl considerable amusement. The
club sal .,tye sheet and piliOw-case party
al tl, same place on next Saturday evening.
, 1882-01-21
|. vaLuARLE REsuUEcE FCR THE


Among the many resourrrs whicn medic
skill has made available tor the sick and
de5iiitsted. none ranks higher than
, 1882-01-21
HIDES AND SKINS.

Reported daily by Bradley L Dohenyt
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windows on the opposite side OF the room
and that mirror for the moment reflected
two beautiful forms, Of which II would be
difficult to decide which should bear Of the
palm Tor beauty. iaJ 52| III GdEJ'
The elder lady Elfrida Force-wiie Of
Abel Force, the owner Of Mondrccr, one oil
the finest old places on the western shore
o. Maryland-was n tall, stately blonde,
with asupcrbly rounded form, n rich com.
lplexion, and an ailluence Of golden brown
hair, ripping all over her fine head, and
gathered into mass ut the nape OF her
graceful neck. She wore M inexpensive,
closely fitting dress Of dark blue serge,
whose very plalnness set Off the perfection
Of her figure and enhanced the brilliancy
Of her complexion, showing to the best al.
vantage that splendid beauty, which at the
uge OF thlrty.fye had reached its zenith.
Just now, however, the vivid brightness Of
her bloom bad faded to Il pale rose tint,
md her lovely blue eyes seemed heavy
with unshed tears. a-U b.
Her young daughter, Odalitc, equally
beautiful In her way, WIS yet ofan entirely
opposite type. She WIS Of medium height
and her form, though, well rounded, was
sNhuSt AitHoot W lthSlllSs LltE HeAu NhS
small, and covered with q fne suit OF rip.
pling jet black hair, which she wore care.
iessiy, partly in n black net, partly escaping
down the shoulders. Her eyes and eye.
brows were black us Jet; her features were
delicate and regular; and her complexion
was OF clear ivory white. She wore a
crimson merino dress plainly made, close.
" fitting, and relieved only by narrow
white ruilles at the ttroatand wrists.
Only for n moment they paused, and
then they walked ont Of the room, and the
pretty picture disappeared.
They went 10 Odalite's chamber, where,
in privacy, the proud lady could tell tho
daughter Her NIoriIER's SECREr-a secret
so terrible that shu believed 1t would com.
pei the young girl to give up her young
dream Of happiness with her chosen lover,
Leonidas Force. whom she idoized, and
;cccpta life OF miserya the wife Of Colonel
Angus Anglcsea, Il leartlcss ndventurer,
whom she loathcd. The above we publish
as u specimen chapter; but the continue.
ton OF this story will be found only in the
\. y. Ledger. Ask for the number dated
November !, which can now be had ut any
news office or bookstore. II you are not
within reach Of news Office, you can have
the Ledger mailed to YOU for one year by
sending three dollars to Robert Bonner,
publisher, 1872 William street, New York.
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arc ever initiated or couueciici. This Is especially
true OF family medicine, and It Is posi.Iyc p,ooi
that The, remedy imit'."i Is Of tho hishes, value
AS toon as It Ind baen tested and proved BY the
whole world that Hop Bttcrs was the purrs,, bes,
and most valuable family medicine OH earth, many
limitations sprung up and began to steal tho no.
t'ces In which the press md people OF the county
1'ad expires cd the merits Of II! H., and In every
way trying to Induce suffering lnval!ds 10 u.c ,lclr
stuff instead, expecting 10 make money on the
credit and good name Of II. u. Many o,hcrs started
1lostrums pu. ZIP In .imilar style 10 II. b with va.
foiis'y devised natnes Ia which the void iiopa Or
',l1oIs' were used IN way to induce people 10 be.
licvc they were the same as Hop Dit,c,S All such
pretended remedies or cures. no matter villa. ,heIr
style or name IL, mud especially those wi The
word FLOP" or Hops in their name, or In any
way connected with them or ibeir name. arc jm!,a
lions or counteIfcits. Beware OF them, Touch
none OF them. Use not hing but genuine lion Bill.
tcr. with bunch or clutter Oi green lions on the
whit- label Trust nothing else. Druggists and
dealerssre warned against dealing III I'M tlons or
cOnntcrtcits. tih,aW-
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A CopGu, Cold or Sore Throa. should be
stopped: Neglect frequently results in an
incurablc Lung disease or Consumption
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsan,s
but nets directly on tile intia.ncd parts allay
Ing irritation, gives reliefin Astsn.a, Bron
chitis: Coughs, Catarrb, and the Throa, .roub
ley which singers and public speakers arc
subject to-. For thirty years Browns Brou
chial !roches have been recommended By
phiyslclans, and have always given perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested by wide ant
constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained weil-meri,ed rank anIonl
the few staple remedies OF the age. Sold Al
IS cents box everywhere, u rrhstw
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SKILL IN THE WoHKsnor.-To 10 good work
the mechanic must have good health. II
long hours OF confinement in close rooms
have enfeebled his hand or dimmed Ills
sight, let him ut once, and before some or.
gunic trouble appears. take plenty OF Hop
Bittcrs. Ills system will be rtjuvinated, his
nerves strengthened his sight become clear,
and the whole constitution built up to q
higher working condition. vrhraw.
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The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. will
send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltait
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial ioI
thirty days 10 men (young or old) who are
afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost VITALITY
and Manhood, and kindred trou bles, guarun
teeing speedy and complete restoration o,
health and manly vigor. Address as above
N: B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
Trial is allowed. -, ~
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ot all the remedies on earth that well may
claim attention, Dr. Thomas Eclectric oil
commands especial mention. For wondrous
power. to cure disease. It's fame there's none
can throttle. Its merits are not in the pu II,
but are inside tho bottle. Rheumatism,
neuralgia, sore throat asthma, bronchitis,
a'Phlheria, etc., are all cured by Thomas
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Food will lodge in the intcrstices between
the teeth, and It becomes source OF their
decay. Sosodont will dislodGe such deposi,s.
and prevent the mischief. All parents should
provide Sosodont, and thus secure tho Lealll,
OF their children's teeth. rrueAw.
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.

II WCsC 1Itu Sc, New z ORR.
Full line OF above preparations displayed
In one OF Ponds Extract Co. y Show Cases an,
sold by Logan & Co., 953 Main Street, Wheel
ing; also by @. Moenke,nocler, corner Market
and Twefftv.second Streets. Centre Whepiinp
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DR.. ]. E. SMITH,

NO III CllApLINE STREET. 7.
t,bc.,cyiicnyr Of phyAclans success Is the ,es+
tsoayM hNMNents me increasing dcmandsfor
timELIy ahA tNGii! With these who have consulted
- / meyer llsaN PATIENTS name without per1uIs.
ss though have many hundred certificates from
G,e whom haze cured after they had been pro.
,iS,Ir! iHrgn.blc. AthoIoush medical education,
,lm9py Years hOspitnlc experience and familiarity
ssnrn,G IttulIHrit!ts Rnd strict attention "
I,s.!r oAnnrrlncnt ENSURES success, II cllre iS
ss.Et. aal ftanklyEivc the patient my opinion.
NOME PISOOF
,s9,y NM LIVER Diseases and Rheumatism -
r.NIT,uibly Nothing grcmed to help me;
b%s! 10. gtlout Of bed. Dr. Smith cured me-"
ZGpr. PHILLIPS.
r,urh lnlyrns Of Eose. Impaired Voice sui.
y,JIn seam; I'A:cnt med icihe failed to help me.
h SaIla completely eus,d n,e.
0fSwttet 4 Go. Wheeling. IS. VI.
s;rs. tsilei ,nStye mo relief DR.. Smith cured
w.. TilUMAs. HOLT. Insurance Agent
-"i"l the" Tor i s,IIis ysf p' Smt'h
' sn!iii., Rannlng Sores on Head .-"My son was
lt,;,A for fourteen ycGrs. Nothing seemed u
l3aGtli. D!. SE;s:A cured him"
Mis-. CATHERINE CAPS
MNisCttreet. Wheeling, v. Va.
rtgtnt--"SllIetct for ychrs With CANCER. Had Il
,og. Inns llIpS. Il returned after each opera
~ N; Smith cured ME without knife CalistIc or
xo" MRS X. N. CIRCUIT.
IIl,, F!srlla 81 Anu&-fli.t OF my bsek for IS
,Nh Eef6rL'-! dyIng- DfSmitl cured me With
II, tM'r, IN i've weeks.
THOMAS COLvIN.
Wh6lrStlc Grocer, MAtl ST.. Wheeling, W. Va.
Ttnti.aS Of i.cctl,ul, Pfolnpsus md Piles
Essyiyen i!p to ,.ie and pronounced iucurablc
h, smith cured ne without knife
WARRINGTON DELANY,
Martins Ferry.
REM Q. IRdi wt!ses:-"Br. Smith, professional
-nfc, in NY family have been most sa.Siac.or ~
nj rNmw.NA HIN 10 uli Az a gentleman Andk
G.bIl Ph!yrihr."
~. NaGMIci kalb Kayv-"I had been suffering
NtrrN ypEts EIii treated by many physicians for
t!E~A!d itr. Smith sald had Il tape.worm and
LitSht hours removed Il monster 100 feet lo3g.'
jvna!r cngplMinH..-1hIee years IN hospitals for
LEir give re peculiar advantages In slci, Gases.
ltt>,t 'ind Of rALlrIb. dlseases Of heart, liver,
fgC,rll. E!Heys. skin. blood. nervous affections
,A svUSNn%ses Of Micn and youth. scroiulaan
tlGairHlI:y 10 my suttesS.
EbsCNTsi without the knife.
lsLVn.E al A distant may he treated by lGtternnd
esd.C,aN guaranteed. \ churt for self exalni1a.
EH"Nt Un rrceipt Of two three cent stamps. and
Llc!lr nInrHGh free.
Consultation vi office free. Office hours from 9 4.
ASiE ~, daily. Gail on or address W
J. l.. SMITH. NJ. D.,
1yi? No Iii Chapliue ST., Wheeling, ". Va.
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. Go 70 your druggist for Mrs. Freeman,
New National Dyes For brightness and dur,
ability Of color arc unequaled. Color from
Two to five pounds. Directions In English
and German. PRICE Is cents, DIV 4
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Universal Appreciation I

Universal Appreciation v. III 4
by the community at large fins been given to
Burdock Blood DItters. No instance IL known
where dissatisfaction hus been manifested by
iheir use, Or where anyht but benefit followed
their administration. Price $780, INV
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Why Will YOu

Allow cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such
as Pneumonia, Hemorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be 50
readily attaincd9 BoscIiEE's GERMAN SyRur
has ganed the largest sale in the world for tho
cure Of Coughs. Colds und the severest Lung
Diseases. ltisDr. Boschee's famous German
prescription, and is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained in ad-
ministerins It To the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale Of this medicine is un-
rrecedented. Since first introduced there has
oeen aconstant increasing demand and with.
aut single report Of failure TO do It's work in
bny case. Ask your Druggist as 10 the trnth
Of these remarks. Large sizea rs cents. Try
ltand be convinced. 77hBAW
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TIE small ulcers are healed, the large ones
healing from the Use OF Peruna. Mrs. L..
Maynard, Oswayo, Pa,
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SIS. s. cures pimplcs, Rolls, or any disease
irisine from impure blood. err ~, ilr.'
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0kE HUNDRED DoLLAEs reward for bette,
remedy. williams Indian Pile Ointment il
aSure euro for Piles. N. 5ls,ll NV
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WRAP S ]

Having recently enlarged and remod.
eled our Cloak Room, We are better pre-.
pared than ever to exhibit our immense
and well selected stock OF Ladies' md
Misses Wraps Tint they are cheap, styl.
ish, well-'nade and tho perfection OF fit, is
acknowledged by every lady who has OK.
amined them. 5f I'D -. Il
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II viii m To

MAKE yourself healthy and strong. Make
ne happy by using Browns Iron Bit
tiers. .- " u .--. nsw
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FoE lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Sn!LoH's Cough und Consumption Cure is
sold BY us on a guarantee. 1tcures cousun,l,.
ton. - - =
snnnn's Vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 und rs
cents per bottle. Il : -,
CEour Whoopins Cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold by i: Booking. agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hail. and by II. H. List, 1910 Main
Street. 'tNf EOWpIW
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I&Ei That Husband OF Mlue ~
S three times the man he was before be be.
,an using wells Health Reviewer" 81,
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itortford'sAc!d Piaospl,nic In COnYii pu-
tiOn.
Dr.. J. n. Robinson, Medina, o, says: II
have used it in u case Of indigestion und con-
stipation, with good results. In nervous
prostration its results arc happy"
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That hacking cough can be quickly cured
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shiloh's VitaIizer Is guaranteed
10 cure you.
SLE9rlEss nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh's Cure is the remedy
Tor you.
CArARRn cured, health and sweet breath Sc
cured by Shilohs Catarrh Remedy. Price 30
cents. Nasal Injector free. T''',.'
Sold by z. Booking, agent under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by Il. Il. List, 1910 ,lain
street. = 0. .@ Eowptw
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HER MOTHERS SECRET.
H0a ny Mrs. Eouthworth.
AUTHOR or "rnr HIDDEN HAND" Hrur uy.
LOVED WIFE," ETC, ETC, ETC.
CHAPTER I.
rllE AlsTREs OF NoSphEI

TIE AlsTREAs or NoSphErR.
There lsR wound within her-'tisa wound ~,
That lles too deep ior tears: and many while,
When all that Is around her seems 10 smile,
Within her heart Of heart kneli doth sound.
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rASSls CRY. No, Sept. %, 1888

II yOr ,taihi, cDGe 10 zee Us, md we Will
UFg YOU, or charge nothing Write for
,uIql.uN and HCopy Of the llttle book,
syc.arp TO llie Unfortunate Suffering
~ c,v nturgtst Ms to our standing.
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windows on the opposite side OF the room,
and that mirror for the moment reflected
two beautiful forms. Of which It would be
difficult to decide which should bear of the
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"Bcfore the war the Young men did mol
care 10 work. Now from force Of circun.
stances the public sentiment has changed
10 such IN extent that It is considered dis.
honorable not to work. From these facts
I reason that little encouragement from
the National Government III the settle.
ment Of what is Il most .lis,ressin. diff.
Guilty will do such good that it will not
only benefit II people WHO are sill too
proud to beg, but will reflect credit upon
| the naliou.n
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-11

In order to close out Stock, we are
now offering our
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PERSONAL.

G. w. Angle, of Palestine, is again in our
city.
Mrs. A. B. Kaufman, of Fort Clark, is in
the city.
w F and Mrs CLANCY, are registered at the
Central.
Buck Hamilton, of Bandera, is now at the
Central.
Floyd Shock, of Graham, is visiting the
Alamo city.
J.. T. Brady and party, from Houston, are at
the Menger,
Starr S. Jones, Of Houston. is registered at
the Menger.
]. M. Usery, of Bee county. is quartered at
the Central Hotel.
E. c. Tatum, of Kerrville, is in the city
making purchases.
Captain Scott and daughter, Of Kerrville,
are in the city and stopping at the Vance.
Mr.. ]. Cummings Evans, Mrs. Evans and
Miss Kate Woods, have arrived at the Hord
Hotel from Boerne.
Col. ]. G. c. and Mrs. Lee, ACCOMPANIED
by his secretary, E. F. Miller and Mrs. Miller,
arrived at the hotel Maverick last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. H. Silvey left TODAY via
l & G. NJ, on a short visit to Laredo. They
will return in few days before his contem-
plated trip to Monterey.
Mr.. Lorenzo Castro is home again from his
trip to New York and other northern cities.
Mr.. G. was successful in his business under
taking; he has also made arrangements to pub
.ish his valuable work on MEXICO,
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10 Cents a w eek
The Soci ty Young Man.

There isn't much in him, It's true;
But his eyes they are porcelain blue,
And his hands-oh, such loves!
With their delicate gloves
That are always an exquisite hue!
But one thing about this lie Clare,
With the perfumed ambrosial hair s. ...
That makes him the pride ftr
OF his set, lar and wide,
Is his witching society air!
He lacks a mans inches in height,
But his linen is faultlessly white,
And the grace of his ''tie," ...
As he goes mincing by
It would put mere artist to flight! -ss,s
His soft little heart knows no care;
He is fond, he is sweet, he is fair;
His voice has squeak,
For its timbers is weak;
But, oh, my his society air /!
As hejourneys through fashions gay street,
So small are his dear little feet,
With his femme ''threes,"
Which he wears with such ease
That his walking is something complete!
The charming Adolphus LIE Clare,
Who parts in the middle his hair,
Meier racks his poor brains
With deep thought, yet sustains
His witching society air!
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Msngor Hotel Arrivals

H Rucht Mrs T M o Menard Miss Lucy
Sherman, J M Spreinelli, Galveston; George
Smith, T A Hubbard, Chicago; Mrs. A B
Kaufman, Fort Clank; English, county;
w H Owen, Texarkana; J T and Mrs Brady,
Starr S Jones, Houston; VIM Brady, A Som
mer, A Won Keller, New York; Mrs. Monro,
San Marcos; VIM Fuller, Philadelphia; Mrs
Crawford, Texas; Lloyd Shock, Graham; E
Koebig, John Manbach, New Braunfels; J M
O'Donnell, A M Finlay, St. Louis; Ella Num-,
Uvalde
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Vance Hotel Arrivals.

E H Hatch, Rio Fro; G w Patterson,
Uvalde; S w Minough, w J Chamber, Rich
mond; S F Drake, w Robertson, Lagrange;
B M Clarkson, Duck Greek; J D Johnson,
n S Cowan, Montgomery; w w Holcombe,
G c Miller, Cibolo; M and Mrs. Miller, Vir-
ginia; G. E Soupras, Galveston; Mis- Mary
Tow, Miss Hannah Tow, Atascosa.
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Hord's Hotel Arrivals.

&C Humphreys. G H & S A; Mrs Kate
Fl Worth; c T Campbell, Tex; w M Alex
ander Trinity; N L Ward, Goliad; H Blan-
welt, Cottulla; r D Welborn, Longview; w
D Parish, Leon Springs; o A Fisher, San
MaIcos; w Dickey. Floresville; R Sadler,
Mineola; S o Jackson, St Louis; ] and Mrs
Cummings, Mrs Kate Woods, Boerne; J L
LaRose, Logan's Port.
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Arrivals ut Hotel Maverick,

ArrtvAi0 ut Hotel MAvOrfCk.
LG Gardner, Maryland; F J Blair, Cincin-
natl; J G Watson, H R PhhI New York;
Geo R Walker, St Louis; G w Angle, Pales-
tine; J G c and Mrs Lee, E and Mrs Mil
Ter, U A; Geo w and Mrs West Texas; R
F S Killman, New Orleans; c A Hardy, Ak
ron; J M Boroughs, Richmond; J R Walker,
Philadelphia.