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The Fremont County record., 1882-11-25
Advertised Lctso,..

PuBLrsHkD WEEKLY IN THE FREMONT
COUNTY RECORD.
LiAt OF Ietters remaining In the post Of.
hce at Canon City, Fremont County, Colo.,
fes the week ending November rs, 1854. I'm
less called for will be sent TO the dead let
tor 0flee December %. 1882.
j. 3. BowLBr. Postmaster.
Rates. Thomas = jGossard, William
Bang, Wiftf6uf lHedrick, Mrs. p. A.
Black, IA. r. ILangan. Thomas
Brfce, Joseph Peck, William 4.
Clare, James A. (21 lPartcr, William Z.
Coleman, Fesse lParter, Harris H.
Davis, A h. lSimmons, George d.
Devin, Daniel H. (D Town, j.. +.
DoInenico, Fazo West, Al.
E BORN.
.HARRISON-On November 10. TO Mrs. j. H
Harrison, o daughter.
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Fresh canned goods, the finest In mar
ket, at prices that defy competition, .
George Mitchell & Co.'S.
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Mr.. Samuel H. Davis sold his Four Mile
ranch to Mr.. Jesse RAIDER.
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Mr.. A. NJ Cassiday, our veteran oil man,
not to be outdone by tile new local oil
company, is making arrangements to try
his luck again. Work will be begun ~
soon ~ Mr.. CAssiday raises some money,
which, Of course, leaves the time for COM
mencement somewhat indefinite.
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The new handsome sign in gold letters
hung over the door of J. H. Peabody & Co.,
was painted by Mr.. ]. T. Little, at Sartor's
carriage shops.
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Large assortmcnt, just received. LEVER
prices than ever. Call and see them before
the assartmant Il broken. ALLfao q Co.
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The lunatic who could not make match
with the Denver widow tried to make a
match without her by eating pound of
phosphorus.
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Fresh mince meat, ready for use, at
Browns City bakery.
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Mr.. Hyde, Mrs. Sheetz and several others
had their plants and flowers badly frozen
during our short, but severe, cold snap.
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Any one wishing to bay out q millinery
and ADcy goods business that Is paying
Ms can ssr ssr e r.sSportsnisy % y sdses.
Ganon City, Colorado. tt
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Walters City Bakery, opposite the Me-
Clure house, bakes the sweetest bread in
Colorado
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Poultry, dressed turkeys and chickens
1t Browns City bakery.
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Measrs. 8. r. and oeoFgs O. Baldwin, of
our city, received . I'D te,sgraa Announc-
ing he lesth of thsir fnehss, NJ. A. BALI
vim, 81 FarleJ, Iowa vhose dsAiss -
CURED - November n aeed - ysss.
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The W. W. strait hose company, South
Pueblo, has extended an invitation, through
our chief, Mr.. James H. Peabody, to the
Canon City fire department. 10 attend, in
full uniform, hall TO BE- given by the for
mer organization on Thanksgiving night
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Great sympathy is felt for Mr.. and Mrs
Payne, of Yorkvillc. who lost their little
daughter last week.
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There was an examination of teachers
yesterday and to-day.
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The new Denver & Rio Grande time
table goes into effect at ~ o'clock tonight
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On Tuesday the number of convicts at
the penitentiary was 321.
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On December the water will be turned
off the bitches. Better fill your cisterns
for. the winter
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There was very pleasant surprise party
at the residence of Mr.. G. S. Topping on
Thursday evening.
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The Best
PIowar Ntauda.

Fivc-cent cigar in the state 1t Walters
City Bakery, opposite the Mcclure house.
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sale by W. A. Helm, at his residence, ono
block south Of RECORD printing office.
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m ssuuBtsDa1y2' = p
= 0flyee 0oroy >

Tss :, =: sE,s E,i' r e1ss:s s.: y 'As barrel
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Buy barrel Of the HuntsmAn." For
al ~ Mitchell 4 Co.
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IaiIss, an1 CkIIdren'u !
~lA Dnlsy.W

New underwear, latest styIes, and most
elegant ever seen here, 1t Mn. E. A,
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CaAea LnaIee

Arc In esstasies ever thoss new eoods ius
receiycd by Nm. =. a. Ihillips, the popula
Main strect dealef
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on Short NotIcc

Oysters in cvery style. Stew, Soc; raw
Soc; fried. 7sc., nt Walters City Bakery,
opposite the Mcclure house.
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Oysters served, fried, stewed or raw, st
Browns City Bakery.
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ssThe Handsomest Stove Yet,"
Is what everybody who examines the
Diamond base burner says. And its work
is equal TO its appearance
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Pure apple cider At Walters City Bak-
cry, opposite the Mcclure house.
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In 1881 Fremont county produced $4,000
in silver.
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Celery for sale by Mr. D. g. Scott, IN
rear of -four mill TT
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George Mitchell 6 Co. have warehouse
full of fresh California canned goods, hay
and grain. Call and see their stock.
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|. sAIcGee & Mack now have their stock o.
Monarch goods. The finest in market.
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Our state legislature will meet on Janu-
ary 3, next.
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The best Of bread pies and cakes 8
Browns City bakery.
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acHARTER OAK. STOVES AT .. C.
AGARD'S.
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LADIES' DOLMANs AND GIRLS
CLoAKS. PRICE THEM, AT ENGLE-
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Try those delicious apples at Mitchell
& Cob.
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The Only Place
In the city to buy Silver Spray" coal Of
is George Mitchell & Co.'S.
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Misses Freeman and Miss Morgan, three
highly educated and accomplished young
ladies, intend opening private school in
Cafion where the different branches of an
English education and music will be
taught. Gallon needs more private schools
while cur public school is 40 crowded.
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Fresh oysters Of the best brands 1t J. E
Browns City Bakery.
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NOI'HUn6,

~ 70 mo vi! p1eass GAIL and sstiis Wan
9ssr Z. S els,issesf = ~ sccepns. AZ len
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Rcfsrytne 70 tne above desire herswith 70
thank III my ned cussomesr ~ thstr Yast
Ssns.css s.s SsssssS 3 q 41e sosr 2von M - -
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cs.l 81 9 - !. = vesld, = 0soFr
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In scersctson hssse ve dssIrs. tc inlcsm .:.a
tbs puhlic gspsy.liy ehas y sneh h co1s,nss y g
seivs 81 : slssss q yeaf lssseassss or fsssk
81 'a;'S.aii't n 'tlEi5I7f lE;iiI5IF7'fp'S.|st S|sto
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Dissolutioa Of CepArtssrship.

rTyHE copartnership herctosore exisfing bo
teS,y. Under the firm name Of CIsEIsI.AND I
PEABODY, II this day diaaolvcd by mutna
consent, James ciellaIid retiring nom ~
oid stand By jxMfs II. BoDY : CO;
who will ray ali bills against tho nrn, an<
co''scs 81 ou'.'en" Az dMi.EFs.ArD, M
60, .,,.. cosr... 4; Hor.abs2 rEAs9pfi; Z ia
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Finest grade of oysters at Walters City
Bakery, opposite the Mcclure house.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

9 Fifth Avenue . heater At Aliing'a
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The Gil machinery Of our local company
arrived last Saturday, and required two
carts to carry 1t. The freight charges alone
amounted to 5000. As experienced men
will have charge Of the work, the probs-
bility il that Caiion will feel q boom still
greater than anything heretofore known in
this region.
On tho west bound train ono day LIST
week we nst our former telegraph opera-
tsr, NJ. Haywood, who was going 70
Crested Butte to take change Of the ofice
- thst p,aee. o. Monday We met his wife,
* MIR Emns 0nrdssr, going to join her
husband ehs - Ilved . short time In
fhis plaoa Hk7 vsFe nsrried last Feb
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!, CLoTMINe noR MEN ANp noYn
NV STOCK AT ENoLENANU
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CITY AND VICINITY.

Only one more month before Christmas
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Wa3er Hsr 8aIe.

I win hsul hydsant water 10 sny kcuss
eus.sds - Ne water pipe limits fbr 20
cen@ Pr hazrsl Leave urdasn with she
3gQ T. NApcnmTEa.
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Apple. by the barrel at McGee 4 Mack's.
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The Stewart heater is boss, Allins a Co.,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
Men1or Hotel Arrivals

A Prete, N Y T & M R'y; A c Watts, Liv-
iagston; G Mesier, M McClellon, St Louis;
A M Watkins, N Y; J c Muhlenberg U S A;
J and Mrs Camp, Floresville; E Buehee,
Eagle Pass; J R Merchant, Galveston; w B
and Mrs Sayers, w and Mrs Jeffries, Con
zales: Mrs. Gen. Jeffries, w H Burgess, Sc
gum; r D Thomas, X D Baker, Louisville;
A and Mrs Moore, Capote Farm: H Schoeke,
Baltimore; w D Scogin, Terrell, r N Lane.
Austin, B w Walker, J c Washburn, John
tones, Toledo.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
Justice Shields Court

Justice Shields held his regular term this
morning. There were thirty six cases, all of
which were set and continued, except the fol-
lowing, which were disposed of.
Milburn wagon Company VS.. c. H. Tatum,
suit on note, $l2.5o, Judgment for plaintiff by
default.
Milburn Wagon Co., VS.. J. l.. Archer, suit
on note, $685.. judgment for plaintiff by de-
fault, and to foreclose lien.
Derby & Day VS.. A. Bruni, suit on draft for
STAG. 60; judgment for plaintiff by default.
w. Lyon, VS.. Ernest Ref, forcible entry
and detainer for possession of house; dis
missed, the plaintiff having vacated tenement.
Elmendorff & Co. VS.. A. Maurr, suit on
sworn account of $II3.7I. Judgment for
plaintiff by default.
d. and A. Oppenheimer VS.. T. r. Chew,
suit on note for $500. Judgment for plaintiff
by default.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
Central Hotel Arrivals.

J H Foggitt, Taylor; T J Lee, Fit Ewell;
B J Fehrenkamp, Frelsburg; w Ramp, New
Alton; H T Muschison, La Sale; Stutter,
Columbus; w X O'Neal, Franklin; T Rob-
ertson, A f Robertson, Rutherford. Bee
County; J Lacy, Nueces; G D GilIand, H S
Tom, Fairview; T Robinson, Bracket; H
] Harte, New York; c Wilcox, w Luke,
Manchester; L w Snowden, Tilden; f E
Mckee, Texas; E G Roberts, Joe Cornett, c
d voorhees,, Eagle Pass; M Goggin, Hemp
stead; w N Buxton, Del Rio; Sam Terry,
Sheffield; I Spencer, Corsicana.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
A Young Guiteau-Simon 1uffie Shoots
Willie Cox.

A Young Guiteau-SimOn 1uffie Shoots
Willie Cook.
Yesterday, Sunday, horrible tragedy came
near being consummated in the Ist ward a, the
crossing of the Sunset railway on south Flores
street. A boy, or rather young man, aged Is
years, named Simon Tuffle pointed shotgun
at another boy and was told not to do it, then
he pointed it at little Willie Cook, II years Of
age, and told him to drop peach he held in
his hand, to which the little fellow replied, 81
WON'T" when Tuffle fired filling his little vic
tim with load of duck and bird shot mixed,
the load taking effect in the cheek. arm, Shout
der and side. Drs. Jones and Bowen were
called and have distracted large number Of
the shot from the arm, side and face. One
shot pierced his hand breaking bone. So
far the doctors believe the boy is not danger
ously hurt, although his hand is very pain
full; some of the shot have penetrated to some
depth. The boy who did the shooting ran off,
but we hear he has been arrested. The
Cooks live near the Sunset railroad crossing
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
An Indignant DENIAL.

Boston, May IS.-John Dargen, calling
himself Grand Master of the Grand Lodge Of
Orangemen, of Massachusetts, prints card
stating that the letter read at the Irish indig-
nation meeting purporting to represent the
fraternal feelings of the Orangemen in Boston
in the struggle to free Ireland, was wholly
without the authority of the Grand Lodge that
Orapgemen are peaceful and law-abiding citi-
zens of this country, and have no Sympathies
whatever with revolutionary tactics.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
PERSONAL.

Hal. Costing returned to Castrovlle.
Miss Warden, of Taylor, is in the city.
Ed. Hall, the contractor, is in the city.
Major and Mrs. Moore, Capota farm, are in
the city.
J. w. and Mrs. Jeffries, of Gonzales, are at
the Menger.
DIR. J. C. Muhlenberg, of the U. S. A., is
quartered at the Menger.
F. M. Dodds and Miss Meta Whiska, of
Harwood, are at the Hord.
Professor H. J. Detmers has returned to
San Antonio, and is at the Hotel Maverick.
Mr.. c. F. Whitney, solicitor for the Texas
Mexican railway, and his wife have arrived at
Hord's hotel.
r. H. d. Leicester, M. A., was in the city
yesterday. He leaves this morning for Nueva
Laredo, Mexico.
Mrs. General Jeffries, accompanied by her
son-in-law the Hon. w. H. Burgess, has ar
rived at the Menger.
r. A. and w. r. Houston, C. Burnett and
L. M. Kokernut, stockmen of Gonzales, are
in the city on business.
DR.. r. N. Lane, is in the city. The Doctor
will take the chief deputyship, at Eagle Pass,
under Collector Vaughn.
Mr.. J. F. Camp, the well-known cattle
king, and Mrs. Camp, have arrived at the
Menger from Floresvile.
c. Wilcox and M. Luke, of Manchester,
England, and Sam Terry, of Sheffield, Eng
land, have arrived and are as the Central.
The following we'll known drummers are al
the Menger-W. D. Scogin, (TerrelD, J. r.
Merchant (Galveston). A. M. Watkin NE"
York and M. Mcclellan (Galveston.)
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
A Monster Celeb ration,

Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat
Boston, May IS.-Arrangements were per-
ected tonight for the monster land league
celebration to occur in this city, June 10th and
18th. John Savage, the historian and poet, will
read p EN-, and addresses are expected from
Senator Dan Voorhees, of Indiana, Senator
ones Of Florida, Congressman Orth of Wis
consin, Congressman Robson, Cox, Wendell
Phillips, Gen. Butler. and some of the Irish
members of parliament, including Michael
Davitt. A large number Of military organiza-
tons will be present from various sections of
New England
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
HOrd's Hotel Arrivals.

E A and Mrs Campbell, Houston; H Han
schke, N Y; c F Whitney and lady, Austin;
R A Houston, L M Kokernut, Burnett, w B
Houston, Mrs J A Mathews, Gonzales; Mrs
J M Tousley, Loyalls, Frank Graves, San
Diego: Bond, Crockett; w o Thompson,
Cotulla; Holcombe, Cibolo G w Moore,
Centre Point; F M Dodds. Miss Meta A..
Whiska, Norwood; d T Cahill, Luling; Mrs
w r Neal, Seguin.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
WINDING UP BUSINESS.

Chicago, May 2o.-A special states that the
branch house of A. T. Stewart & Co., in that
city, discharged all employees, one hundred
and fifty in number, yesterday and will close
the store at once.
POISONED BY WEDDING CAKE.
Gardiner, Me-, May 2o.-In South Gar
diner, Thursday, two children of Joe Proctor,
aged three and five years, were poisoned by
eating some wedding cake. Both died on
Friday night.
THE PARNELLITE AMENDMENTS.
London, May 2o.-The Times says the
Parnellite amendments to the repression bill
will be most uncompromising, particularly in
regard to the clause abolishing trial by jury.
ST. LOUIS COTTON .-,CHANGE.
St. Louis, May 2o.-The cotton exchange
here to-day adopted resolution to establish a
call board for the sale of cash and future cot
ton, to 60 into operation July II.
THE YACHT MAGGIE.
London, May 2o.-BelPs Life states that
the yacht Maggie, which is said to be
smarter boat than the Madge, was shipped to-
day on board the steamer Kansas at Liver
pool for Boston.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH soUADRoNs.
Alexandria. May 2o.-The English and
French squadrons have arrived here. They
exchanged salutes with the forts.
FIRE IN ASIA.
London, May 2o.-Four hundred houses
have been destroyed by fire at Bayabad, near
Sinope, in Asia Minor.
THE CONVERSION OF DEBT BILL.
Madrid May 2o.-The senate, by a vote of
IFS to IS, has adopted the whole bill for the
conversion of debts.
THE FRENCH AT sUEz.
Alexandria, May 2o.-The main points of
the Suez canal are now guarded by French
gunboats.
FRENCH LIFE SENATOR.
Paris, May 2o.-M. Dietzmonin, candidate
of the Left. has been elected life senator.
DEATH OF A PHILOSOPHER
Paris, May 2o.-Jean Gustave Walton, the
philosopher, is dead
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
Vance Hotel Arrivals.

Guy Border, Tex; J M Baxter, Col; Mrs
Monk, Kilchi; S Grumbert, Eagle Pass; w
O Connell. New Acres; S Waldso, Chicon; G
Ferris, Fort Bend; w r Mcfarland, Louis
Straus, Austin; r II Rogers, St Louis.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
f. j. Bowsky, IL Soledad Street.

One door north Of Main plaza, has just COM
pleted and fitted up new first class hot and
cold shower baths. Has also floating river
baths. Has three irst-class BARRIERS constantly
in attendance. Polite attention and superior
workmanship guaranteed. Give him trial,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
Cleared,

In the case of Whitaker, one of the parties
charged with robbing the mail near Cuero,
the jury returned verdict of not guilty to-
day. McHenry, the party charged of the
same offence, plead guilty, and claimed the
entire responsibility.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22

"A party of druggists assistants and store
clerks made things lively at the Springs yes
terday. Now they are complaining of being
tired and having the headache.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
AUSTIN, TEXAS. Apr,I ~ ~.

have used the "Wonderful Eight" in a
case of chronic diarrhea of nine months
standing, and found it to effect a permanen
cure. have also known it used successfully
in a case of rheumatism. VIM. KIRBY.
For sale by F. Kalteyer & Son. 2-zI-tf
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22

"Wanted, distinguished and healthy-loo
ing man to be cured patient in a doctors
waiting room. Address, |. B. r., Posse Ros-
tante."-[ French Advertisement,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
Hotel MAyoriCk.

H M Chumaceiro, H Hansen, Laredo
DIR II Detmers, P H Wentworth, Jr, Terrell
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22

Chicago, May 2o.-A special states that the
branch house of A. T. Stewart & Co., in that
city. discharged all employees, one hundred
and fifty in number, yesterday and will close
the store at once.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
JEWISH RELIEF FUND.

London, May 2o.-The Mansion House
Jewish relief fund now amounts to L72.ooo
The fund committee have dispatched GOO re-
fugees to America weekly, at cost of ESQ.
Their finances will soon be exhausted at the
present rate Of expenditure.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
ALAMO
estate Of H. Grenet, dec'd).

In order to close out Stock, we are
now offering our
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8anoe entfamen sliidIi9 ben fpaniiden
gatrouiIIen anO i6ifftsn ii6 mad Den
Ser. Staaten elm.
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5reibeit Guba's feline Soifnuns porban=
ben mar, beldloB id, mid nibt Idnser
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faufte i9 einiss aiiten Borttpeiu, Die, ME
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Der Yeoro's, DON Carlos b'2lsuaS, aus
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nar Bel belonberen 8eIeeenbeiten bole i'd
eine Der 5lalden aus oem Seller; - Der:
fault miro er ni6t llnb nun - ineint
0srren - bic 9toman3e 1T su Gnbe, =
Iallen Sic uns auf Die 8eIreiuns @uba'i
trIufen |"
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(gas benz california SournaI.")
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,,tait5e.

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