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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10
Man.fsla. Ohio. Nrs. 4. En-.

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. Is, 1891.
Gentlemen I'll have suffered with
pain in my side sndb as,c great
soreness on my brcsss, with shoot.
Ing pains all ihrcsgh my body, at.
tended with grsas aswc:,lucss. lcprcs-
sion OF spires, and loss of appe-
tite. l hrct.iien several different
medicines, and was trcatedb by PROM
inent physicians for my liver, Md
neys, and spleen, but lgnnesciief
! thought | would try ssrrwn's Iron
Bitors have now taken ono bottle
and half anil am about w-ll--pain
in side aud back all gone-sorcncss
all TUT of riy breast, aud | have
good appetite, and am gaining ia
strength and fcih. ltcan Justly be
.calicd the King II medicines.
Jonx X. .iLLEaDrR.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10

Dyspepsia, weak bach, dependency and
other troubles caused me fearful suffering
but Parker's Ginger Tonic makes me feel like
a new being. A great remedy. Every woman
should use il.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10

Mr.. John Scliwind, has fine lot OF
corn. oats and hay which he il prepared
10 sell Mt the lowest market prices. lie
also pays he highest cash price f,r the
anie articles. 25u
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10

Big Morigngr.-The SSD0,0DO mort
gage filed with Recorder Dunn Tuesday
by the Union Trust CO. of n. Y. and given
by the Toledo & indianapolis r. R. Co. is
only on the northern division of the road
from Toledo TO FinAlay, 40 and 6-10 miles.
The road as s,rciied in this writing runs
through Lucas, Wood, Hancock, Hardin,
Allen, Auglaize, Shelby, Mercer and to the
west line of Darke Co., the Indiana line
where the Ohio part terminu,es.-,Sentiaei.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10
LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

To sell DR.. chase's Ra,lpps ;of Information
Everybody, In every county IN the unlied Sfafcs
and Canadnr. Enlnrc ed by the publish, ,rto 6 .S
pages. II contains over 1000 household rnceiprs
ciety. A wonderful book aud household no.
cessity. II sells ut sight. Greatest Inducements
ever offered ~ book egelR. Sample copies rent
by mail Postpaid, for 81 90. Exclusive terrific.
ry given Agents more than donblc their mon oy.
Address Dr. cbasc's Steam Printing nousc: Ann
irb0r, Michigan. 29,3m.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10

Concert. Mission Geaners' ct the
First Presbyterian $. 8. will give con.
cert at Centennial Hall next Sabbath even.
ing, Nov, 18th, beginning at half pnst
seven o'clock. Their mite boxes will be
opened on that occasion. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10

TO to John Znrfluh for Watches
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectncles, Musical In.
rtrumenr, Strings, &c. Repairing prompt
ly done, and warranted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10

-Champney has just received an i'm.
mense stock of Pipes, Cigar Holders, To-
bacco Boxes, &c. Smokers will please
take notice,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10

just received, new line of Ladies'
Kid and Goat Shoes, perfec. fitting, at
j q. Eberly's.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10
SOLDIERSS%ss%.a.ai %s.aa q

SULUIERSwounds or ' disease
Il any KIND caiinod by military service are anti-
led TO Pensi0n. Widows, minor children,
dependent mothers or fathers OF soldiers who
lied nom The effects of their service are a'sn
Untitled. Many invalid pensioners are Untitled
o an Increase. Careful assistance gis On In
N be allowed with but lliIlo more eY doncc
ompleie Instructions with references mt on
splicatiOn. has a. Geo. A. King. At
jneys. at-Law 0i8 Y. St., washinst ID. e.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10
uAMprON-PERRlN.

N-PERRlN.-At the resi-.
dence Of the brides mother, Mrs Ann
Perrin, on Wednesday evening, Nuvem-
her Sh, 1882, ty Rev. 4. n. Barkdnll, Of
Toledo, assisted by Rev. J l.. Scott, oi
Perrysbuig, Mr.. CAssIUs A. HAMPTON
aud Miss ELLA Il. PERRIN, all ot Per.
rysburg.
This pleasing event called together
quite large number OF the relatives and
friends of the two fami lies, several Of
whom had met the Rev. Mr.. Ba rkiull on
similar events twelve 10 fifteen years ago ,
of which they had vivid recolleclions. The
happy twain upon til is OCCASION were moi
a little snrpris, at the many tokens OF
friendship that were secreied about the
premises, but finally brought out for their
inspection after the event was consnma-
ted. The presents were really handsome.
numerous, and many OF them useful, in
Guiding handsome tea sci and chair from
the Bible class and the Young Ladies' Ri :
BILE class Of the Presbyterian church, in
which each are faithful workers also II
set OF china ware, folding rocker, wooden
blankets, table linen, cnstors lamps, vases,
books, jewelry, cards illustrating welded
DllRs, eIc, tec.
A sumpnous collation. OF all the etcete-
rus used upon such occasions, was served
to the satisfaction Of all the guests pres
ent in accordance with Mrs. Perrin's good
taste in such mat ers.
Besides the large number of guests pres.
enl from Perrysburg, there were a number
from Toledo and surrounding country,
including Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hampton, and
the Misses Ada and Emma Hampton, OF
Bowling Green Mrs w. q. Perrin and
Miss Alma Langell, Of Roachton; Mr.
Harry Kreps, OF Goshen, Ind. /; Mr.. w. ii.
Perrin, OF Van Buren, and Mr.. and Mrs.
7, l.. Quinn and Miss Kate McMaken, OF
Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton start in the
new relation double harness) with cleal
sky and bright prospects and the best
wishes Of host Of friends.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10
LIME CITY
Farmers Mutual FireIlS.ASSOCiat'l

Nor;ce to the Farmers ol Wood county, resid-
ing within the following described territory,
being that part Of Wsod county lying north
of a line commencing at the southeast corner
of Tray township and running due west TO
the Mnumee rivrii
The Lime City Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance ssncialinn, was duly 0iganized On De-
cembcr 81. 1851, under Certificate Of lncorpo-
ration issued 10 cha rter members by the Secre-
tary of State. AS provided by the laws OF the
State of 0hiO. revised statutes. PAGE $40, sec
tim 8 ,6S6 by the election OF the following Of
fc-rs:
DiREcroRs II Pierce, @. Nnlenberger
Robert Slminons,J NJ. Levefion, George Hoa'
mann and John Anlt.
President H. Fierce.
Secretary Jnhn Auli,
Treasurer -Sober Simmons.
AT The present time, less than sixty days since
the organizati0n. the Association has mem
bership af about l25.with capital stock OF about
0ne-fOnfili Of a miiliun dollars.
Farmers desiring safe aud reliable insur-
ance, al first cost, can get the same by apply
ing To either Of the abuvc named Directors, or
to w W. BrinI, Mllbnfy.
j. II. PIERCE, Prest.
Jous AuLT Sec'y.
| Perrysburg, Jan IS, 1859. 43lf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10

Linen and Paper Collars. nt
FINKBEINER'
Pocket Books, at FISKBErNEn's, one
week only.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10
$1,000 Forfeit!

Ha'ing the almost condolences In itH superiority
over all others and alter thousands OF tests ofthe
md, we feel jns'idrd in offering to forfeit One
Thousand d. liars for any case Of Coughs coIdf,
consumption: In lis early stages, whooring
cough and all diseases of the throat md lungs
except Asthma. for which we only claim relief
that we can cure with Vests Cough Syiup
when taken according 10 directions. sampia
eotilns % and 80 cents large bottles one collar.
Genuine wrappers My in blue. Sold by all,
ugsts, nr sent by EXPIRE S on e,eipt Of price.
JOHN O. WEST 4 CO.. cole pr:prleiors ISl y
lS3 w Madison ST., Chicago. Ills. q
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10

Why is 1t Kingsbury sells soap to
everybody? Because he gives them
colored Napkin with each bar.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10
MAR KIED

GLANN-GEORGE.-Atther the residence of
the brides mother, on Wednesday after
noon, November Sth, 1882. by Rev. G..
A. Adams, Mr.. NATHANIEL P. CLAIM,
Of Elmwood Place, and Miss MERRIE A.
GEORGE, OF Perrysburg.
Only the immediate friends and relatives
of the family were present oil the above oc
cason. The house WAS beautifully deco
ra' ed, l"rai horseshoe being suspended
from an arch OF evergreens, beneath which
the twain were made one. The bride
was arrayed in mn elegant brOnz silk
with point lace and natural flowers.
Sume very fine presents were received.
among which WAS full set of jewelry,
including an exquisite necklace. the gift
If the groom. They lett at 4 p. M. Of
tile same day for trip east
The grpoin in said to be an active
business man OF Toledo, and The fair bride
is we'll know, here and in Toledo as nn nc.
complslied young lady who has been u
succrssful teacher in the Toledo schools
during thc past two years. They will have
The congratulations oi mauy friends both in
Toledo and PerryTbnrg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10

Gents and boys Under Clothing at
FINKBEINER's.
Albums and Fancy Boxes, at
FINKBEINER's.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
SEEK

health and avoid sickness,
Instead OF feeling tired and
worn ont, Instead Of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather fcci fresh and strongs
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no.
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
are tired of that kind oflifc,
you can change it it you
choose.
How ? BY gcstiag one
bottle of BRomS' SeoN Hrr-.
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10

PERRysBURG MARKET.
oo'Sscrap ca 81. .s,,., n.y. B. T.; x'Sesnygay; Cd.

r, PsRRssnunu, o., Nov. 10 1881.
Wh,St.. ...... q6c Eoys. 49,. 23e
CornP i0Olbs.... 60cFiour,pbbl IS 5000 90
do SHIELDED. a Oats ........ ..f8c
Dressed Beef. 7Ssc lVye..............i %
FORK v bbl...... Clover seedNbu. IS 90
Hogs 49, 6@n7c Chickens ~ qDl0c
po.tncs ..'' .'.'...t0l Turkeys q n. 1lSoec
Apples q bn.''. 5oBeans navy. 100
Dried apples = 6@sc Lard '''.'.:.;lse
putt ,r..... -. ....25el Feathers. ..s0@90c
uIies at P1rrvsburg Tanncvt Green
rimmed I@7xc. No.3, rwoth;rds y rice,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10

MIR. James Condit, one OF the pioneers
of Washington township, died at his home
three miles west Of Tontogany on Monday
last, OF consumption. He was known as a
good man and citizen, aud leaves a large
number Of wnini friends To mourn the loss.
Get six bars of soap and set OF Nap
kins before all are gone, at
ErScsnrruy'a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10

lit is becoming fashionable over in Find
lay for parties who contemplate mntrmo-
ny and have fixed the day TO publish the
invitation to the ceremony in the newspa-
pers. Perhaps it may be a good idea for
In that manner one would De almost GER
tain to reach all ones friends and none be
slighted. and the chances for numerous
crowd in attendance would be first rate
Lima Gazette.
Smokers win always find the choicest
brands Of Cigors and Tobaccos, at
CHAMPNEY's.
We desire to call the attention OF our
readers 10 the new advertisement of A
Gordon Colhoun, the popular and enter
prislng Boot and Shoe dealer of Toledo, in
this weeks paper. He Is building up an
immense business. We have known him
for years as young man Of no ordinary
business qualifcations--in fact he Is pos.
sessed Of very extraordinary business ta
lent winch has raised him in few years
to the front rank Of Toledos merchants
Every one Of our readers who does their
trading in Toledo we would cordially rec.
ommend them TO visit his extensive Boot
and Shoe House at 100 Summit Street.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-11-10
Brushes and Combs, at FINKDErNrR's.

MIR. A. II. Perry, of Haskins, secur-
ed tho contract for the erection Of
So, 400 school honse at Deshler, and Mr..
ID. Van HELEN, Of this place. and MIR. Rob
ert Berge, Of South Toledo, have Just
completed the masonry ON the contract.
They commenced work this week on
large two story brick block, 40 K 90 feet,
FOX Mr.. Joseph Keihl, at Weston.
"A Lull line Of ToileL A rilcles nj
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-04
Medical Operations.

The man Vicente Hernandez, who was
brought from the PccOS to this city for mcd-
cal treatment, and of whom the LIGHT made
mention last Friday was operated on by DR..
Menger Saturday aftcrnOOn. The man was i'll
jured whilst unloading rocks, nine days before
he came here and lis he had no home and was
entirely destitute, he WIS sent to the HOpital.
He had an open wound near the shoulder from
which muscle prOtrudcd and gave the wound
an ugly appearance. The bone of the upper
arm near the shOuldcrioint was crushed at diff
fcrent places and ii large fragment was SO dis
located and lodged above the upper broken
end in the muscles that il was an impOSsiblity
to set the arm without removing the splintcTs
and resetting Il large piece of the splntcrcd
and impacted humcrus. After this large
drainage tube was put through the arm and thu
same put up in splints and bumdagcs. The man
stood the operation well and the chances fOI
saving the arm are now Il great deal better
although the system is much latigucd from the
trip.
DR. Nengcr said there is no reason why tn,
ann should not regain its Usual functions. He
siiu on several occasions partial and even cntir,
resectOnS with partial rcmONcment of tn,
bones of the lower arm, nave been made sue
cessfully, with good use Of the limb afterwards
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-04
CRESCENT BOOT ANDS SHOE MANUFAC-
TORY
j. Ii. MarIuart, the Artistic and Fashion
able shoemaker and Emterpri>ing
Citizen, still Ahead.

good, earnest start with firm intention to
succeed are the first qualities for man start
iny any kind of business. The cntcrprising
gentleman who but n short time ago started
his boot and shoe manufactOry S"lc,lad
street, is gifted with those qualifications to II
high degree; this can he demonstrated 10y Il
visit to his S;llcSIpOIn and manufactOry. No. IL
SOledad street, where not alone an immense as
sOrtmcnt of ready made goods of all qualities
and sizes can he had for even the most fasti
dOus. In lines of morocco, calf, kid, enamel
and patent leather in large varieties, but Mr..
NJ. is also prepared to take measures and finish
anything desired on short notice to order. His
integrity and fairness of dealing have won him
numberlcss friends and customers, hence
the large number of skilled ahOrers en-
ployed by him. The quality of the ma
tcrial used by Mr.. Marquart is of the
choicest and strictly tirSt-class, and selected
with special care for usage in warm climate.
A complete stock of all kinds of leather, find
ings, and shoemakcrS' furnishing goods is being
kept on hand and mechanics from the country
cannot do better anywhere than purchas-
ing from Mr.. Marquart. He is personally in at
tendance ut all times at his place of business,
which is entirely under his own supcrintcnd-
ance. When man can build up such Il bust
ness in such short time it shows grit and ca
pacty. Mr.. NJ. fully guarantees complete sat
iSfactiOn i'm material and No. l workmanship.
\ visit to his place, No. II SOlcdad street, will
convince you that this is not half his just due,
and you will never leave without leaving your
| m
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-04
BEN. THOMPSON.
He is Granted a Re-Hearing OF HIS hapeas
Corpus Petition.


Saturday afternoon the district court room
was crowded by anxious auditors to near the
petition of Ben. Thompson Tor re-hearnS o'
his hlbeas corpus petition. The Hon. sam A
Wilson, Il judge of the appeal courts prcsiue,'.
The petition was precisely the same us tlit
"Rctused, J. NJ. Hurt" On the petition being
read Leo TarIetOn for the state made Il ihotloii
10 dismiss, on the ground that Thompson hao
appealed from Judge Noonan's decision 10
the court OF appeals ana ther t;I pre- ane
court would have no jurisdiction until the al-
pellate court had pronounced decision. Ma
Tor Walton, for Thompson, replied that the
prisoner had filed II withdrawal OF MS appeal
and urged powerful reasons why the petition
should be granted. .
The state denied the power of Il prisoner to
Withdraw an appeal except during term. Allc!
considerable iSIuSSiOn on bOth SIDES lhc court
adjourned unit! o'clock. w
When the court again met Judge " Alison &c :
tIured, i'm a lengthy written judgment, that II"
mad carefully considered the case. The relatol
IThOmpSOn had complied with all thc pro-
visions of the act, and the afhd;iNltS SHOW tnat
he was now prepared to adduce important anu
material evidence, and he therefore granted
his petition. We was somewhat in doubt as
whether the relatOr had the pOwertO Withdraw
his appeal. The authorize were silent on th'tI
point, and he resolved his doubts III 1aFOf oI
the relatOr
The defence wanted the case set for to-day
but the state objected to it being set prior 10
the 18th as some of their witnesses, Billy SIMS,
the Mauri Sisters and others were absent. 10
this the defence replied that they cOuld com.
mcncC the examination then and ADJOURN, II
eccsslry-MOreOver their testimony was on
file and could he used. Ultimately the judge
ended the discussion by the setting the case Tor
Monday September the lith, and 1t was agreed
TO hear the case de nONO.
The ;flidayits tend to prove that Thompson
killed HurriS in self defence.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-04
The Weather.

Observations taken at 5:34a m. San An.
tonic, barometer, 80 10, thermometer, r.
Eagle Pass, barometer, 80 IL, thermometer. u
Brownsville, barometer 3oo3, thermometer IL
Galveston, barometer, 80 oS, thermometer So
Palestine, barometer, 80 10, thermometer, 69
New Orleans, barometer, 30. oS. thermometer,
IT; Shreveport, barometer, 3o.I6, thermometer
7o; Vicksburg barometer, 80 IS thermometer
"a; Memphis, barometer, 3o.2o thermometer
81; Little Rock. barometer, 80 10, thermome'
ter, 81: Platte, barometer, 3o.2o, thermome'
ter, 81: Dodge City, barometer, 80 II, ther
mometer, 81; Bismarck. barometer 3o.z6,
thermometerter, S; Stockton, barometer,
1000, thermometer, 62; Concho, barometer,
3o.I5, thermometer, 66, sill, barometer 90. IS,
thermometer 90; Elliott, 3o.c9 thermometer.
e; Indianola, barometer, 1901. thermome-
ter 70; Denison, barometer, 80 IS, thermom-
efer g.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-04
SchwarZ's Funeral,

The remains of B. Schwarz, the pawn
broker, murdered by an unknown assassin last
Thursday, were buried yesterday morning.
The services were conducted by Rabbi Lew
enthal of the Temple Beth FL. The interment
was made in the Hebrew cemetery. In the
procession were some 1900 or 1900 persons.
First appeared Rabbi Lewenthal: second,
Ruellman's band; third, members of the Turn
Verein; fourth, the Arbeiter Nerein; fifth, the
order Of B'nai Birth; three carriages contain
ing the pail bearers; then the hearse and OF
carriages.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-04
A Breach of Professional Etiquette.

Judge Sam. A. Wilson intended to do the
press a courtesy by allowing the reporters and
correspondents the use of his manuscript deci-
sion i'm the Ben. Thompson case. This good in
tent was perverted by the manuscript first fall
ing into the hands of an o ats de newspaper cor
respondent, who, in his dOg-in-the- manager kind
of a wav, although not using the manuscript
himself for one hour, would not allow Il broth
er correspondent to read it, even though that
privilege was cOurteously requested. The ac-
ton was a breach of professional etiquette, and
n dis courtesy to Judge Wilson, who had grant
ell both correspondents equal privileges OF
using the document.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-04
NEW BRAUNFELS.
The Appearance of That Burg Improve
ments Needed, and the Progress
Being Made.

Mr.. H. Breu;ing gives this account OF an ex-
cursion he made yesterday:
Taking the north. bound International train
at p. m. yesterday, we were soon amid green
fields and meadows, bound for the future great
city of New Braunfels. Upon safe arrival
there, we were greeted by that scion of Ger
man democracy, Eiband, of the Zeitung, who
took the train for Austin. From good infor-
nation it is said that Eiband is losing ground
with his newspaper, owing to his virulent adj
vocacy ofthe democracy.
New Braunfels is improving; sidewalks are
being built, and new stores are being fitted up
in modern style. Another innovation is that
of an elegant new omnibus, "Guadalupe,'
gotten ny by Emil Braun, the present proplie-
tor of the New Braunfels hotel, for the benefit
of the travelling public generally.
The great dam seems 10 be the mecca OF
the young and fair; numbers of themwere seen
IN clusters Of two, three and more, skipping
lightly over the huge masonry, and down the
steep banks. That part for the reception of
the huge turbine wheels is finished, and the
clear, blue water of the Comal rush through
the apereures in seething foam. One of the
corner stones contains the names OF Consult
ing Engineer f. d. Meyer, Chief Engineer W.
X. Freeman, and James Barry, the builder.
The work, in design and execution, reflects
creditably on all. Among the many things
needed at New Braunfels, is good livery
stable
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-04
LIGHT SPARKS.

~ 'iiio oni.o' =,
dence Of Rev "' Dodsom to-night.
49,. ,In'. :, .,,,,. .,,,,;,i,,, o,,o. tbo ,oup-
IVY i =, - ny" summing ~ ~
WI ", '" - 1850. . .,o ,,r,,d
-forty-lwo cases were seh' " 'n' S'"'''
Jur! 10y JUSTICE Auaii 'o-uas.
Two furnished rooms and FURNISHED kltchen
i~ht office g-4-lw
~ , g.. u nos
news carL I w.! wan" ''n'. uoa W. "rtoin and
one half sales As commis ;ion Apply to H.
l;yder-Taylor, Light OFFICE, at o'clock to-
hight ana TUESDAY s.
watch chain can get same by inquiring of F.
Nerble at the springs ana proving properly
"A dead infant was found near the lnterna3
.io ot o ucp Te,S9mnnsii1n II is SunnoSd t" b,
me victim of manslaughtcr.
The handsome young clerk at the Maverick
notel received through the mail TINS mHrn,n I
rI rn IL. 'n hr,ai nnl rtc and he feels kind
''r queer . 49, ,...,..
ut t mss "a th was snt of Anna Caiowav
u, ,ainst Vicforia H. St"nchan, a suit on account:
aud in the suit of r. II. Mastcrson, to try the ii
.i,..'.. ..
ne n',,Se. raiWaS ~ ~ "o onI for ,r oar
.,;shmcnt t on money in the San Antonio Nation
ii bank to-day.
Il p. Hector has taken an appeal IRON 1 the
p "r ''"'' III HIS sun "s "'''''
NF Howard exccutrix of the estate of
leo, +. Howard, has brought suit against the
sunset railway to try the title to property and
Manu., uoo , ,,, ,o,,,, s,,o uor,,
f nr",srtv near th" %,;y'rmn"nt Irnot from
j. B. Iacoste and his wife.
-Harrv Fowler's hop will surely occur to-
NIGHT at he Springs. Il is complimentary to
his young lady fnends.
Last SATURDAY. night a freight train was
wrecked near KYLE. U1vs countv. doing con-
iderable damage to the caboose and the en-
inc
The first passenger train arrived at Mon
terey last Thursday. On the 10Th instant will
occur a celebration Of the completion OF the
road to that point.
.,,
-Nuino. soy. 'nat "eM,Nno"n N,uo"Su
news GollesPonue"' VI .h1 .,y 10 ~ leau 'auy
- oie hy.neu'a' ata'' a.lu '''"' ''"'''n'on has
us SHARE III INC "apsse' OIL
A telegram received by Mr. Joseph Varea
Of this city, from Mrs. Best, Of Galveston, is
as follows: Find George Best and tell him his
father is dying. Signed, MRS. BEST.
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citizen of Martindale, Hays county, was killed
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