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VIII ARDS utterances on the railroad
,Vnr.iiuU are sometimes understood differ
ruty BY different people. Not so with
MIR. Gin: er in regard 10 his auction store.
= Try him.
, 1882-01-13

The name of II Istetter's Stomach Bitters 1,
near IN every dwelling, II "nds place I'm cv
ery household, and its praises are soundnf
throughout the whole Western Hemisphere
"a a general invigomnt, cure for sick head.
nche' II specific for fiatuency and sour siom
~, an appetnng stomachc, an excellent
mittent fever and kindred diseases,
For sale by all druggists and dealeps generally
, 1882-01-13
SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Sd Judicial
District. Of Washington Territory,
holding terms at Port Townsend.
ELLA NJ. WHITE, Plaintiff,
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John GraIonI,
II the Corpus Christi Ledpcr

Il 'he Corpus Christi Ledger
&c candidacy of Finlay, when now
|ympatbv hu "ts .h and show of poLti-
|. tie, himself, knows well thu, Ireland Ire
antHw;,h o mere, and that none but uns
ected with ; !. bltter-memories are
$ and coud, 1t. The recollections of his
~, y, ~ m'n.ary authority have NOT fa DDS
.ce s ,..1 Inn minds s' OF our Community. He
Il lev, y. tne support of those patiszans Vic ne
ef ' "aI regardless Of the character VINO VINO
Z. o. candidates, but we know from dir ana
u, ,;o knowledge nc. that many score Of dema e'
,' uIKels Will 60 into the poll bor I hae
WI Dear no designation Of choice " Ere
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10 81 special for Editors

s sa,% pT"psS Ns~f to AEsnsy prcss Asso
tcrs nd,iiitchcs, weekly a "d 81 daily cIe-
and %Sx sesG ana 46io. net
n hGr partcars ndr rhs reach ofa For ,Gr r
cs cam%aSrc Eve 9" fi%srp PR
the Austin safesSiIn The teHs
'thsr Amerissson Tribune Ennis oR,I DAILY Ga
and English newspapers easer' s srd
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INDEPENDENT CANnIn
congress 10th Congression., ,,
Edmund j, Dav;s

els, hednchr ana an sluggish action of tho ,o
hs I fS ana Ssss n 'h ma; %s %H%
to enable I'm INA that nature rTuirs . The liver
especially for this pnc Cor@ co amS"ritss
ouehv a as cure cleaning the i sys nction and
Son. Aa' Try it, For sale by +. Ks sttsgvy,r t"
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Notice..

resitlent: n al takes this method 70 .,
ronzed 6c Ta those who have hereta ,nank the
ahf Ia i ON" n" ana. she Vii Hs
and noiions S'ss'mg Of dry goods, f f, mc,
nr " desir 'wnys f be f1y keep, x xp ",GG
ut her store a | %, low and saisacti"m t s"pnirs
depot. 'Atstih street, near tn" S ,ii'd
Mi. 1..------- Ilj-tf
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xOu Need Noe ~

ths. limit atio ano o your hal. dyed you US.
BY TN No one detect it, sDS
and s~aen' 5asbpsrs
Sold Essv.pp es Barbers ss. war" an never
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1had. w. Smith for co

| H,yi,, 49,, iof County ClerL
county ,.i,.r ntcn connected with III. "m
years, and in'Nitr county for the n,' ct' o
months, disch,,rn,g during the iosf ,,'l IN
n"h,i n,''cc us believe with .tintirc duties OF
ana having been .,";1lSlactin to the
sn, 10 Siid position by thn h"mniiS!y appOin-
mvu'is court hereby rsnnott Giablc commits
Clerk of Kx uuiluhiatc for the Otfi,:, t'noInce
Der election s, county at the ens,Irin'. Nounty
cratic cor, subject TO the action Of h severn
promise TO cxr'.;. IL nominated ANA nl ueo-
byvn "h,sc.harging the duties nf '% and cner-
" TN The same '''"e,l my cOnnectin,
august -, 1889. Trad. w. SMITH.
w. hide AND CATTLE INSPECTOR,
y,ro,atrG authorized Ia ,,,,,.
lspector nf H. candidate for chill herman
vi hcxar county, ''" ana hide
HIDE INSPECTOR
ann ns a',tnorizcdt to annoup,,. N.
lspector of rn" pchuent cundidaIc toy I,Pcr-
Aar county. '' hide
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
election T." "'i,II, no myself as n ,,,,i,
xar county h,,,,;cc on county sIIryn',"'o
the people: in tLlR have given s,t;. aynr of
this Office dmr;m performance OF tLn ZION |
ing the past two wears ' "u'Ics
COUNTY co, WIN. NJ. LOCKE.
as a ta,nJi'I,,,I Me "a to announce Mr. n
.OlInty ,nmmih.or recollection tn ~, ~. 'uer-
''S'''cr Of Bcxar county, mi. once II
o ,ra FOR CoNsrAbLE Isr PRECINCT N
,om ,J authorized to annoupo,, II
,tuhi.. ;, inT recollection for ,hI req ifadcr
'''pne IN said precinct. ''r the Office of
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N"I'cE TO TAXPAYERS.
'count for EARLY Pavm.,.

v. anG I'd ad va!orcm Tax Ron
t' OK ,S viii be rcd over TO" {" the municipal
tn the % srsTt %; of the City Council
o,ty taKcs for the m,nciIg ,yes notice that the
the W H ARE e. due and py"bie e %" "I E.bru
counts, viz: !" make the FOLLOWING T ~,
A,c 's si a ad nr" .r to Oct 10th 10 per cent
cent. '' ana prior to Dee. Ky
SAN ANTONIO, oct. 4th. ,ss, ''
4-lOt JULIUS HOVER
City COlIcctor
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Wror. ''Nlf JUDGE
Is .,"Gidt" " f"@ n t" announce F. G. SIN III
c ai"'y Judge Of "x S" sav t" the OHIO" Of
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sid's as " "an%i'," IT," t." a.; n"n"nce Mr. rhco
suing election. vi '"Nar county, IN th,, I'D
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O,Me are authorized t' DE- ',i.
coming sIsci ';;"id'c for C"""ty s, J"hn F.
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Lm ~w,ng to the delay consequent on n. j.;
|"p,etion OF those and certain o,har a." 'he IN,
l. o rosa ne and Miss Hauk have ah, pans OF
! agreement which had been ali hn, ', "H.i
. giving grand English opera in No NJ. Se W,
WINTER Instead Miss Haul har FORK
''on on October &c, Concert ton Wes.ns at
" M OF Mr. N. !. Hams. of Ns., under Under
Mr.. Slayton, of Chicago: Aaar eM s ork
' :. she goes to Chicago and tbr,u Saving
anuary. ~ New York
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Notice-Sidewalk Cont,.o.
C,un MAY0R's OFFICE,

| CrrW ioh OFFICE
| 'rff OF SAN ANTONIo
Sealed pronos,,. min, October 9Th, 1852.
M;niaSe ih at s ,h'i % i Z ." Sc. .ss M
sidewalks as have Ir , nc construction Of Such M
or %efase ana the of fr rr"rsrx by the @
list Of ie f""p with such orcr nave failed
be made and ali "thnr it the class Of Sidewalk to
''''' can be had on appic,ti'",n,;'' on the sub
y. FRENCH, Mayor,
! FIN Dnn; Streets, Bridges, xc
rEiIZ SCHREINER, Nc''
10-6-2t y" II Com. on Pub. Impt,s
COniuittnn
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e.e perfesm lane and his wife VIOLA are tr,D-
n Cineiona, frs s They began an eneaeem nep,
:ausht on WAS h to dive from trapele and G" en-
mother ", tra "es way down by her husband o NC
he fell to Ap ths the, the catch was missed and
ever be sh1s say perhaps she will ive but welt
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On reach;n illness was greatly Exaggerated
snnnwaJ backpool, Eog she wax
steal of O th she had to play in tal i'
formance .mea!re; and she left when the nn ..r-
was made was ,n half over. An announcem per.
Svdnev weu mat she was i'll, and that Mmn
tain aga;n u ros .ake her place. When the c'r
from The s,ao se me performers were bisssd
town on the deIIo. benhardt. when she Ief,
railway station 'sSl SIM ga Gay, was Missed at the
bradford; then Cancelled her c'n,y,i Played in
turned to France. "e' contract and re-
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Pepsa liver com CONNER S,ters for the cure of dys-
sy m1ara are made by the aieases caused
goodness wholesale by yn X GUAR suarantses the
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ANNOUNCEMENTS or c.,,.-----=
FOR COIINTX u

b,, ~. announcements fo. -
. l an inch space x5. Tor candidates within
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ANOTHER LARGE EA,,,,n

ANOTHER LARGE FAILURE.
Co. " c",1 October 6.-Thomas Bolto, O.
f, E, cotton spinners, of BiacLbn po'oh q
600 pounds. estimated at 49,
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cr ~ ~, can accs'nmoiatc seHsr aGI Aeegia St.,
meals to ' WITTY hy, week month"; o' Asa board s"
~ wn'Ie parties desiring same 4'So sgn.s
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H. wi,hoa; pan ms and Insrowing Nas extracted
street stree a. L. Br0wdo~sks barber shoo o"5 "eds or
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6F;ma no %Sp ANA rIANG Ro Lessons ,;: by the
Residence No. As North street shnp' G1aE :J
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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS RNnvn

Rn london, October GA d;sn,,.,
the asso %sanss'y y. oe.sbs; says
of Chill to abats en Oh, because of the refusal
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do~sii, a,I CONNECT na.h House at Louis Bro
~''e' Special rates BY the month charges reason
--------- '..I' S-A-tf
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IL LnAG "a GRIFFIN, Attorney and Cancel
ne1 Mann TJse' Ne French b1dnrc CSnsel91 at
business ep.rns,. VIII attend prompty to ali Cor
eral Courts to my care in the State and i Esg1
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PUfRID WATER AMI ,rc

,o'FlD WATER AND ITS EFFECT.
LONDON. October GA d;sn,,o.
~ w. ne Exchange telegraph comnanv " ran Due
~ el Iamlne there. What water y.m repolts
with fever. """y persons are sick
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-02
Where There are no Sunsets.

The following is Congressman Cox's de
scription of a scene at the North Cape: "E,ert
in the uppermost point in Europe and at this
midsummer season there is no sunset ? BRING
burial weeds and sable plume, for there ism
sunset Lift the funeral song of woe and tel
through the land that sunset is no more, and We
1 live And must I now be disenchanted DO
[ live, and sunset is no more? D see q
country where the sun is goir down. amid a
mlssngg = yaesaif Gains sgo. Which I tried to portray with
poor pen, and yet it does not go down ?
Was it not enough that for ten long days there
no night for us, and that the sun by gliding
and glowing in the north without any respite
had disturbed our customary experiences The
of an old orb to set mi yh+-w@Il, there is
no telling the catalectic and other dire couse-
1uences. But here was the patent fact; all the
hues of the prism in splendid display, and yet
no sunset after all The unsetting and the uu-
setable sun Midnight. and yet light all aglow.
gas, no candles, no noon, no stars, no moon
only the fiery orb and his travelling clouds of
glory.
90 But is not the sun all-suffcient with out
'ther fires ? If he stays up and sets not, what
more can the human heart desire ? What won
Ter that the Oriental mind clothed the sun with
he majesty of divinity. and that the Magi
his coming with worship. as the source
# life ? What wonder that his beams evoked
music from Memon /? Is he not the creator of
lealth, and this great benefactor? And We have
ound "A land where he Will not rest :"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-02

a tree they viii be growing while we are
sleeping. l hope We have but few amongst our
colonists who will grudge the room for trees
to grow, thinking that they will only lessen their
run for sheep and cattle. / can assure them
that by properly planting trees their run will
feed more sheep and cattle, and yield finer
feeces of wool, and heavier and finer sides of
beef and legs of mutton; or in cropping they
viii raise heavier and better crops, and
encourage birds that will protect the crops, if
they shonld even live off them. So, presuming
that We want trees that will grow fastest and
be soonest ready for use, either for fencing or
other purposes, we should take the larch, as it
has proved to be the fastest growing tree for
useful timber, as instance the following measure
ments, accurately made in 1907, OF trees planted
by Lord Adam Gordon, of The Burn, an estate
that was so barren that it might almost be said
to have been literally q creation of his lordship.
This place is situated on the left bank of the
North Esk, as it issues from the Grampians.
The trees were planted in 1852, and were thus
only 25 years in growing:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-02

In the same record is what was considered q
most extraordinary instance of the rapid growth
of the larch. The billiard-room floor in the
House of The Burn, laid down in 1904 from
larch planted in 1882. took a fine polish, with
every appearance of durability. and yet was only
of % years growth.
The same account says: Were We to look
back to the period in 1882. when his lordship
began his operations, at a time when the lands
of The Burn were in the most AFFECT state of
sterility, void of every ornament, not having
the most remote semblance of decoration, and
compare it now lin 1907, We might fancy our
selves almost transported into fairy land. So,
while admiring what his lordship did, let us try
to initiate him in bringing our waste and vacant
spots Into a delightful domain, as we have a fan
superior climate, and soil much better suited fol
tree-growing than he had WrittsnJor the Otagc
Witness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-02

The Chinese Minister at Washington
has fourteen Private Secretaries, and you
can't convince the average Congressman
that there is any reason why the Minister
shouldn't nave a rattling speech ready for
every occasion
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-02
Outrages in the South Seas.

Particulars of several terrible outrages COM
mitted by the South Sea Islanders have recently
been received. from which it appears that In
to the murder of the captain of a trad
ing steamer, and the wouuding of some of the
crew, the treacherous natives have also burned
down a trading factory and massacred the oc-
cupants. The outrages in question occurred at
the Hermit Island. The steamer Friar, it seems,
anchored off the island and the captain at once
proceeded in a small boat to the shore. Every
thing was perfectly quiet, no sign of life being
seen. On reaching the shore the captain jumped
ont of the boat, when instantly a volley of firing
was heard, and the unfortunate man fell dead on
the beach. pierced through the body by five or
six bullets. The firing came from a cluster of
mangrove shrubs, and was followed by a rush OF
some dozen natives who ran down to the beach
in the direction of the boat. The crew backed
water and made for the direction of the steamer,
but before they could get out of reach, the boat
received a number of rifle shots in her side. One
of the crew was also shot through the thigh, and
was in a dangerous condition. The mate then
took charge of the steamer and brought her to
Mutupi. The steamer Pacific, belonging to the
same owners as the Friar-a German firm,
named Hernstein & Co.,-anchored about l5O
yards off the same island. MeSsrs. Hernstein
had established a factory on Hermit Island and
on the Pacific getting near, 1T was seen that the
premises had been burned to the ground. A few
minutes after, anchoring the steamer was hreo
on, the assailants being hidden in a clump Of
mangrove trees. The crew returned the fire, bu
they could see nothing of their opponents, being
only able TO ascertain their whereabouts by thu
fash of their rifles in the bush every time the.
fired. After this the enemy opened fire from
both sides of the bay, so that it was deemed ad
visable to lift anchor and leave the spot. TIL
fire, however, made the deck of the steamer un
tenable, and the sailors were unable to welgl
anchor. At last the captain ordered the engine
to be put full speed, and the anchor was dragged
along until the vessel was out of reach of tn
fire Nothing was seen of the occupiers of tn
factory on shore, and it was believed they ha,
bnrDa5 1Oxup
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-02
Newport Life in Season-Cooks. Coach
men and Grooms at Immense Salaries.

No one who visited Newport this season, after
a few years absence, could fail to be struck with
the astonishing wave of luxury which has rolled
over that abode of American fashion. A few
years ago people told their wondering country
cousins how Mr.. This and Mr.. That had French
cooks to whom they paid $50 a month. This
season there We're probably thirty people who
had cooks at salaries Mt from $50 to 500 a
month, and whose monthly expenses for living
were not less than $4,000 to $4,000. Many of
these families have altogether twenty servants,
of whom half are men, several being in livery;
in fact, the town is alive with smart grooms in
buckskin and topboots. And yet it is not long ago
that n lady WAS almost mobbed in New York for
riding with a groom similarly equipped behind
her.And ten years ago very few owners of carriages
ventured on anything in the way of a livery
beyond trousers of what was deemed IA 'fhorsey"
hue and a bit of velvet ribbon-a remarkably
stupid and inappropriate piece of ornamentation,
by the way-around their servants hats, while
there certainty were not five people who
drove with the servants on the box. The
modern Newport, the upper town. only began to
grow about forty years ago, and grew at first
very slowly. One, at least, of the pioneers is
still resident on the spot he SO judiciously
selected. The early villas were extremely plain,
both without and within; the latter are highly
ornate without and epitomes of luxurious APP
pointment within, presenting in most cases an
appearance of sumptuous comfort which is most
attractive. Villa life is likely in this country to
vie in splendor with anything of its kind which
the world has ever seen. There is the money to
be spent, and the manners and customs and pos
sibillties of the country do not favor the main
tenance of those great country seats which alb
sorb the overgrown fortunes of the old world.
1t is fortunate that the rush of wealth should
have come contempdraneously with an artistic
period. Money in The hands of those who do
not know how to spend it elegantly is a jewel in
a swine's snout. There is still a large amount
of inconsistency in expenditure, such as obliging
a visitor to ring a door bell thrice at a house
which has cost half a million or so; but at the
present rate of progress in the art of luxurious
living we may expect to see such solecisms
disappear.-.Ns0 York Times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-02

ladies who have been waiting TO see Mr.
riShel new goods, can have their taste for the
oeautnnI gratlhed by visiting his store to-day. oc2l
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-02
Pioneer Shops on King Street,

where all such work is done IN the best manner and on
the most liberal terms.
All kinds OF tools aud machinery for weIl-boring. and
other hand and steam tools made and repaired.
Carriages, Expresses, Lumber Wagons (pattern of the
Putnam Cart or Horse Break MilkW agons, English Dog
carts, etc, made to order.
All varieties of Harness on hand or made to order
Splendid Saddles and Brides, suitable for use on the
occasion of the Coronation.
Fancy Brides made and on hand.
Also, Material, spokes Felloes. Hubs, and all other az
tcles usually found in hrst-class establishment.
Call and see before going down the marsh or elsewhere
seP2Oh J.. Ii. ROSE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-02

" Pushes, Satins, and Silks will be sold At
reduced prices during the next thirty days at A. M.
Mellis's, 104, Fort-street.
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The Terrible Judge.

Twelve alleged offenders were before the re-
cOr,lcr this morning. The disposition Of the
cases was Az follows
Chas. Jones, drunk and disordcrly, fined 81
f. smith, drunk and disOrdcriy, 8.
F.. Reeves drunk and disor1erly. SS
John MCSOriCy, drunk and diSOrdCrly, *.
Mrs Ridley, insulting language, continued.
Juan Aldcz, drunk and disOrler.y, SD.
,JIIan AldcZ, drunk on tn" street, dismissed.
Jnhn Me- Irthy, drunk and down, 81.
jOhn spencer, insulting language, 81.
Tomas Garcia. drunk and diSOrdcrly Slj.
John Coffee, drunk and down -.
". Kelly, drunk and diSOrlcrly, -.
Rnmaidu Herrera, insulting language, s..
.Omas Garcia and John Coffee were unable
IN i,IV their fines and had to go to Jail.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-09
Religious.

SoleGad street Methodist church, w. J
Young, pastor. Sunday School at W Il. m.
,ect: cine Hands of Christ" Evening sub
;ect: "Profanity." Services at Tenth street
hurch at 3 p IN. Public invited to all our ser
ices. Seats free.
Madison Square Presbyterian church, Rev
morrow will be at the 10Th street VI. +. church.
?edr Sunset depot. and will be as follows
Preaching by pastor at lOh a. III. and p. m
sabbath >choolat "A to l., immediately after
morning sermon. All are invited.
Services at Trinity NJ. E. church, avenue c.
tomorrow. by Rev. }. Ashley. Morning at II
uhject: "WarriOrS of the Odcn time" Eve
hing at s subject: THE Water of Life"
st. Luke's chapel (EpiscopaD corner LcOna
md Zavalla streets, sunday school at $50 and
sunday school at IL Il. III. Tomorrow. Service
in Spanish at 5 p. m.
st. Johns chapel CEpiscopaD Austin street
,.hildren's service and sunday school at 5 p. III
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-09
An Army New Post.

1.-THE u S. Government has at last decided
20 build post for twelve companies Of SOL
diery..in the suburbs of the town. The site
formerly selected has been abandoned for an
,ther which is situated directly east of the
rove rnment depot and comprises about FORTY
our acres of land. The post is to be an elab-
,rate structure. Brevet-Col. 7. G.. c. Lee.
Who will superintend the building of it. has
earned considerable reputation in his capacity
# ouartermaster for similar work.
Ohis afternoon statement was made on
~eliable authority thar representatives of the
government had concluded the purchase of
,,e property aforementioned for an aggregate
If 500, oco 1t was owned by some twenty
persons. A few years ago it could have been
fought for two or three thousand dollars. The
,rsenal III probably be moved to the new To-
alton and its present site sold.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-09
Real Estate Transfers.

John II. Copeland to NJ. J. Stevens for $3.50 a
'ot in the 4th ward, east of the river, with
| frontage of % varaS. on McNarp street.
Robert and SalOm Whiting toll II. kamp-
mann for g." two lots south of La Bahia road
bounded on the north by an alley and the south
" Third street. having Il frontage of 30 varas
N South Third street: and depth of Scvent!
!araS.
NJ J.. Stevens to his daughters. Ellen Stevens
md l.. Rodriguez. for $50 }, a lot having front
"" of % varaS on McNarp street.
Warren o. Shelly, administrator of Martha A
;heely. deceased. to John RI. Copeland for tho
ulm of 81! two lots on McNarp and LafittC
streets. in the 4th ward, east of the San Anto,
no river.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-09
Miss Welsh's Medal.

AT farewell dance given by Will Rote,
Portfolio Garcia and George Oh abot to the
young ladies aud gentlemen who were pupils
of Mrs Donaldson, last night,
Miss Ella Welsh was presented with a
prize medal of fine workmanship, as token OF
her skill in dancing.
Miss Welsh was one Of the young ladies
who contested for the Donaldson prize at San
Pedro springs some days ago.