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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
A. RosA. Depuiy CLERK. Se
eTPRENE COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

SuPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS. In Probate-In the Estate OF W. A.
MARKHAM, OF Honolulu, deceased, intsstate Before
Mr. Justice McCully
On Reading and Filing the Petition Of Kansle Mark
ham, widow Of said W \. Markham. deceased alleging
that said W \ Markham Of Honolulu. Oahu. ded In
tetate Honolulu aforesaid the first day OF Febru-
ary A D. ls and paying that letters OF Administra-
tiOn issue 20 Alexander j. Cartwright
II is ordered that FRIDAY the s4th day OF FEBRU-
AIRY A. ID. ISL at 10 O'Clock A NJ. be and hereby il
appointed for hearing said Petition before the said
Justice in the Court Room Of this Court Honolulu
at which time and place all persons concerned may
apPear and show cause, IL any they have why sad Pc
ttou should not Be granted, and that this order be
published in the English and Hawaiian languages for
three successive weeks in the Hawaiian Gazette e"
and ku0koa - newspapers in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, II. l.. Feb. 7th, \. j. -SS2.
LAWRENCE Meet LILY
Justice Of the supreme Court
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TIsrE does not ahSte the bitterness Of the Fiians
Sgains: Sir Arthur Gordon one iotA. The hatred
even seems to become more intense. feeding on
itself as it were. While passing throrgh the
streets OF Suva he was hisSed. and the papers do
not seem TO have condemned the action.
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the colons ,..,,,,,srS in ihe ptssS,'' The |
ssaggss e 7 s. syss s;s'sssSs I'm sss
Ses sSsssh ., ne AssssSSs, Assss IN, Sng As dS IN
ss lsiS 81 soFssiSs II os1 sl 1 sslTy
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De J. MOrr SMITH and other friends are doini

DE- ]. MoTT SMITH and other friends are doing
good work in fighting the enemy. Thore have
been number of able articles upou Hawaiian
mercantile Affairs published both in California
and the East The worst of it i, that for one
man who reads the solid sense which our defenders
publish, fifty men read the sensational rubbish
which is written against Us. The ChrOsicls and
those who backing it are acting on the princi-
pie of tell lie and stick to il. They have told
not only one, but several hundred, and by sticking
to them, have humbugged even men of good COM
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

ca -csi-r "a ms eaT s~~r r-r-i-rG hat IN
r----ru--cs cf tse rr-ig-a,ir- y y k-us-d Hcs-
uusz. - -ss -sc- e Azstre E-ns4-ian CcuszL Nz-
E--rieA Glzse wil t-@Pe-z-- dseka-ge the azi~s e
k-s--r Ezura-iaz ccrs-L Al P-rscus z-- reS1es1sc
= ~ frr fs.A ss6 cr-d - al Als ecial scls IN
-hst -a-frs-r ". 7 GEEEN
Mtziss-r - Fcrsigz Asai-s-
~; Tu-rt-z A-air-. Huuclala. FEB s Ess2 ~ 3
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CElRLrs B. wnis. the actor, has been seriously
that he has assumed his professional duties:
he was playing the Cp1rt dc BriSS1c. in the Rrin.
eess Of ROSdad. Mr.. Wells IS well spoken Of by
tho PHILADELPHIA press
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By the Rs'Ss Zsits-q. it appears that Mr.. VIII
helm Widemann, nephew Of the Hon. II. A. Wide
mann of this city, has Just obtained the second
prize for sculpture IN the AIT competition at
Munich. This gentleman is studying art in Rome,
and has on previous occasions been successful in
similar competitions The honor Is the greater
tors, and Munich. q thorough art center must
bring forth no RfeGn artists to run for the prize.
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e. --s--zt vuzeh-rs s-r ss-zzszt e. estcre tAE-
eas. Al e. rsrs1zs having ucnsys CO accrznt % the
r--u neat A. us-ts . make thrr rst--s prompt
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ssrzzs f-r tac ss1zi P-ea saetag Ms-ch KS, rSss
GOnERET LRovN.
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VIA tas s-7-vval e His E1c-bs.ty - Niaistsr q
Fua-1s SAVE spPel-srd : T. N,sSszl- q be Szrvsy-
tus Gzz- -, - Purs q Essoizl1 II PLACE c; v.
A Na-khzz. Deceased WI ALLEN
Cclecisr Genera
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Co1oSEI. Jrnp has hOUShs a considerable guam
tisy Of furniture in San Francisco. After short
stay in the East be viii pru,oed To Europe, vhere
he viii make number of purchases.
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GovEESoE pasrINrs. as he was sIsteriug the pal

gates last Sunday, was seized with fit. He fell
down and had TO De carried into the pilaos Later
IN the day he seized with another ht. Con-
siderable anxiety felt about him during sun
day evening, but he passed good night and was
considerably better on Monday. He was able TO
converse and 10 read his letters. Drs. Cummings.
Rodgers and Fitch were in attendance. The Gov
eEnor suffered from a similar attack about eight
years ago.
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to the government dSspensary, which rather
lanCuished hefore. A leper hospital has
l,een built and he also attends 70 that The
Hawaiians are enthusiastic, as they fre-
ouently have been before; money Is being
puured out and more Is called for. When
some time ago he was questioned as 10
what he proposed and what he promised,
he denounced theold system and proposed
newo1e lat least one that was new to himl
He stated that he hSd new theory of
leprosy, u theory quite original TO himself,
which simpGhed things amazingly and
brought the whole subject Of the pa
tholozy, etiology, symptomatology and
al the other ologies of this disease qaite
within the grasp Of the most ordinary
intellect.
No. he did not expect to cure leprosy,
but he was going 70 cure syphilis which Is
the ssnas thigg Is lsprasy When asked II
he found any authority for his novel
theory among the writers on leprosy he
replied in the negative. When asked II
he had ever made 3 study Of leprosy be-
fore. he again said no. When asked how
his theory agreed with the evidence of
history, and the recorded observations OF
writers for the last four thousand years, or
since the building Of the Egyptian pyra.
mids, he would only say that these records
were at fault and not to bedepended upon.
The situation then seems 10 be this, that
the government physician puts himself in
the position Of one who denounees the
previous system Of isolation Of the leper;
substitutes his own speculations for all
that medical men Of science, previous TO
himself. have discovered and acted upon;
and citieizes and fies in the face of the
generally received historical records of
the last four thousand years. All this is
the outcome Of but few months study of
the subject by one man, unsided by any
mieroscopical or deep pathological re
search whatever. On this showing It
would be wise to pause; TO try fully by
experiment upon q small scale, what can
be done. by this gentleman, before running
of at 4 tangent and saying he Is right.
There Is no desire on the part of the
GAZETTE to say he Is wrong. he may or he
may not be; all it would ask is, that calm
consideration be given to the matter. To
raise the native hopes, with the probabili-
" that they would only be dashed to the
ground again. would be cruel indeed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

USLEs some stranger COMES along, the year will.
sssrouomically, be dull No known comet is
exrectrd to Apt,ear during lSS2
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- ---..,,.,. hut for supl''S.
men. " NAY Sss b ss sssi / xin .sss ss II; arp G /
n: he fSis SSsss ssny MY $ nov cs''S Saso'
pipcA uPSe, P's,,rsps s that the ls;T,. IsEs isicr
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NOTES.

C1Avs SF<zCxErs has gone East. Runor says
tia. he intends either to buy a Refinery in New
York, or else start new one.
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rw cAses''', ,sssea IN ne ,sss' es NJ q
nsasy A. sose !, ~ d assuInsn's sssusaes s'se 81
18Th Il sonssiu ,ss uasd ant states ,s,S ~ L wFsu Y
vevssss e 'os isss e sss III Low may s IA
nssssis, q hs, ~ vesssSs attacks N the s'eN.
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80. css-f gu--cs sd Cszzcsiicr ie K-irei ers-a
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Na-t..s- % r-s-cr. Ens-ht Cczua-1-r e - Rcysl
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Al al events We do not lack friends who
are rising up IN ON defense. This along
yIth other intelligence i q healthy sign
OT prospects are not nearly ss gloomy ss
they seemed 70 BE- The clouds are becon-
lng les bIzck
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Jas. DUNN. MERCHANT. GLASGOW.
l'rvaI .gdrfrtisFmrnfs.

SUPREMH COURT IN RANIkRuPrcN.-IN
- the matter Of JOSEPH K SPENCER = voluntary
Bankrupt Before Mr. Justice AeStin. In Chambers.
Upop reading and Ang the petitien of Joseph r..
Spencer voluntary bankrupt II l. ordered that an
order issue 10 W G. Patke. Marshal TO take possession
Of the property ot the said Joseph X Spencer and that
put his store houses counting houses eccts books
ordered that THURSDAY. the Urn day Of MARCH.
iSss Be aud the same + hereby appointed the day
Tor hearing of said question uf Bankruptcy and that
nsiee o such hearing be Published In the hawaiian
Gazette, newspaper psinted and Published In Homo
lulu for three NcrSs previous 10 such hearing.
Dated Honoluu. February 2ist. iSSs
BENZ. II. AUSTIN,
Attest. A. RnsA Justice SuDreno Cont.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

MANY readers OF the GAZETTE wiI remember
Arehdeacon Mason, who was such a popular
preacher in the Episcopal Church. and who was
for long a time resident in these Islands His
friends will hear with regret that after his having
consulted the most eminent authorities in Eng
vision. with which he has been for so long time
afflicted, Is the result of slow but certain decay
of the eve sight This IS sad news indeed. Those
who remember the Arrhdeacon in his prime, will
cali to mind the bright. glittering eve, which
used to light up so, when he became eloquent IN
his 1iz..,r-e.,
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NOTICE.

u NOW ALL MEN M THIS NOTICE. WE
N hersby forbid al persons aud animals. Horses,
Cattle H1cs lan other auim4is- and shooting l. alsO
forbidden fhe pTeuise- the collecting Of arrwood,
o-zn~ts. esc. lands known WtOLASI.
IDIa GI and kAIAEPOHA1sC - q, on the Island o.
OlIl- Oar Lana. ASIPA fchJ will prosecute any one
who diso5oys. aecoFsilng ~ laH. COSCHEE 4 90.
Hcn0lui1- dan l1th. l-1-- ~ IN
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SUPRENE COURT OF THE HA-

- Z FKEM + OOU ri OF IHE. HA-
~ WAIIAN ISLANDS. In Probate. Island Of Oahu,
Hawaiian Islands. ss-In the matter OF the Estate OF
John ERASER. OF Honolulu, deceased. Order ap-
pointing time Tor probate Of viii and directing publ
cation OF notice OF the same.
\ document, purpor,ing 10 be the last viii and
testament Of John Fraser deceased having the 18th
day OF February. \. D. 1881 been presented TO said
Probate Court, and petition for the probate thereof
and for the Issuance OF letters trstamentary John
Eua, IT, aud T Z. Foster having been died by them
It Is hereby ordered. that WEDNESDAY, the
EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH, \. D. lSS2, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ Of said day At the Court room OF said Court at
Ahiolan Hale, in Honolulu be and the Is hereby
appointed the time tOr proving said will a1G hearing
said application when and where any person interested
may appear aud contest the said will and the granting
OF letters tsstamcntary.
1t Is further ordered that notice thereof b. given by
publication, FOR tArec successive weeks, In the Ha-
waiian Gazette" newspaper printed and published
in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, II. l.. Feb. i3lh. iSss
LAWRENCE McCULLY,
Attest: Justice OF the supreme Court.
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COITRT or TUE HA-

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- WATIAN ISLANDS. In Prohstc-In the matter
OF the Estate of EMMA X CLUNEY late OF Honolulu,
deceased. intesate. AZ chambers, before Mr. Justice
Judd
On reading and hiing the petition aud accounts Of
John g Clancy Administrator OF the estate OF Emma
X Cluney late OF Honolulu deceased wherein he asks
be allowed SlsSOS, and charges himself villa 81,
S6oOO. and asks that the same may be examined and
approved and that nal order may be made Of distr-
button o. the property remanng in his hands 70 the
persons thereto entitled, and dscharEing him and his
suretie- from all further responsibility a. such.
IL Is ordered thai WEDNESDAY, the saSp day Of
MARCH A. D. tSSa, al 10 o'clock A. ~ before said
Justice chambers In the Court House. at Honolulu
be aud the hereby is appointed the time and
place for hearing said petition and accounts and that
all persons interested may then and there appear and
show cause II they have why the shOuld not
be granted. aud may present evidence to who
entitled said property. And that this order in the
English aud Hawaiian languages, be pub ished In the
Hawaiian Gazette and knOkoa." news papers printed
and published in II nouu, for three successive weeks
previous TO the time therein appointed for saiu hearing
Dated st HonoluIu, Il. this itih day OF February
A. d. 1872. A FRANCIS Judd,
Affect: Chief Justice OF Supreme Court.
Sss 81 JNo. Z. BARNARD. Clerk OF Supreme Court
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THEPALAMA MILKDAIRY BUS
Il MESS aiii Be carried Ou daring NJ absence from
Isiazts- By chalzu 4 Co Keats Of iEnds may be
collected from fhem-
A. COECHEE.
HoaoluIu. December 7ih, 1851. 81 IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

TEE statistical year book of the colony of Yieto-
ria gives interesting information with regard
to the correspondence CT the world. From this it
appears that the number Of letters per head Of
population is largest IN Great Britain which leads
the list With 372. Australia ranks seeoud, Sxitzsr
land third, the United States fourth. Hawaii
stands seventeenth Just midway with 3.3 per head
Persia brings up the rear with 90. This speaks
veil for little country, but it Is quite possible
that better showing might be made, as It is by
no means certain that the number of letters pass
ing between the country pOst-offiees have been
recknnad in
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TO LET

OR UsFUENIsHED Bo0Bs
ss = - : - 1--s mrs. FoxRoY.
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HosoLULU narrOw escape on the last down
trip of the ZsdlsHdiG. Two cases of smallpox
broke out shortly after leaving this Port. The
following account Is clipped from Sydney paper;
:. The T.. M. s. ZslLGHdia arrived in Port jackson
on January is, at an early hour. She was placed
IN quarantine on arrival, as between Honolulu
and Auckland tao of her passengers suffered from
smallpox. In letter To Captain Chevalier, the
passengers testify to the serUpu0usly clean state
Of the vessel and the thorough daily inspection of
the cabins and every part Of the steamer from the
beginning Of the voyage; and heartily thank the
captain for his prompt and efficient measures to
prevent cintagion, and preserve the health Of all
on board. The passengers On board the ZsalaHdia
did not land at the quarantine ground, for there
vas 10 loom there for them. all the acconamOda-
ton being taken up By the passengers from the
GrgOfHs.
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Aeru eEdrrrfsrmrnts.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

DARTIEs DESIRING PLAIN SEWING
II done. viii please apply At
T. e4f Il NO Z KING ST
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Aawaiian GaErttt,

Esr Noprs ~ EKBVs.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY =. Iss2.
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SozE comments we're made fortnight ago upon
the present. administration Of the Laws, and it vas
said that what vas most needed vas not change IL
the laws as change N the administration This IS
true enough but the change II ever It comes, Will
have to Be radical It IS no use gTOTiing at the
instruments; the grOzl should be az those Who
apqsinf them II re have inefficient men occupy-
ing posts Of trust, should not much blame
the unhappy holders Of the positions as those who
psIf them there There are great many anomalies
II the way Of appointing 10 places, which fairly
triIg the working Of the administration 70 stand
ssiIl- In one Of the most important branches Of
the civil government, though one officer Is sup
posed to have the eniire control over the men
under him, he has 10 power whatever to appoint
eicisnt mem that poser Is vested II another lndi
vidlal sIto9sther. until sEch anomalies are done
aEzy Tith, ve may expect the failures that Ee
daily complain Of
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Snerial .Na6rss.
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC,

ps. raasAs,s psauss ones Ss elessd fSoa FsS
islA, - April t;SA. 81
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SEArTIE has besn greatly dlsturbed about CRIMES
OF violence; these had become 50 frequent, that
vigilance committee was formed and three desper-
ADDE'S were Iynched. A Jury sal on the bodies of
the late departed and the following verdict was
returned. The concluding phrase is probably
unique Of its kind; & In the matter Of the corO-
ner's inquest on the bodies Of James Sullivan,
William Hozard and Benjamin Payne. deceased
We the undersigned, a jury duly empsnellsd and
sEorn to inquire BY what means the said James
Sullivan William Ho=ard and benjamin Payne
came 10 their death do report that having received
the bodies Of the said deceased and heard the evi
dencs submitted to as re hnd that they. the said
James Sullivan, William Howard and Benjamin
Payne, came 10 their death by hanging. but from
the evidence furnished ze are unable to find al
whose hands. Ws are s1figfef that IA aieir death
spsedg gnd sHbsiasfiaI sfies has been sHbssrrsd."
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21
San Pedro Springs

is vastly becoming the Mecca Of the Cant
Get Away Club, like the Spanish Fort at
New Orleans, for all our pleasure-seeking
people. A very large number of visitors were
to be seen there yesterday, and at one time
the street cars were entirely inadequate to
carry the large crowds going out and in. The
bear attracted considerable attention. and one
young lady, (pretty. too), seemingly just out
of her teens, was heard to remark that she
would like to have him (bruin) for pet, for
he would hug close.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21
An Interesting Case.

About three months ago Mexican whose
exact name could not be ascertained, was
brought to this city by some of his friends,
suffering from severe injuries in the back part
of his neck, which his friends stated was oc-
easioned by horse falling upon him as they
we're en- route from Mexico. He was then
placed in the Santa Rosa hospital under DIR.
Menger's treatment. At that time he was in
a perfectly comatpse condition, speeches.
and had all the indications of conclusion Of
the brain. He was also nearly starved, and
this the friends explained was the result of HI.
inability to take any food, other than milk by
the spoonful for nine days. For days he had
to be fed with spoon ike an infant, taking
milk and egg-nog, and he received a shower
bath twice q day. BY the efficient medica
treatment of DR.. Menger and kind care
the man gradually improved, and at the enc
OF four weeks he could eat alone, and at the
end of another month was completely recov.
cred, except that he was still speechless anc
was in every way perfect automaton. He
was then declared cured and his discharge
ordered, but as the poorhouse was too full for
his reception he was allowed to remain at the
hospital.
Yesterday the friends who brought him re
turned from Mexico, and they then took hin
back with them. The meeting Of the friend
was most affecting. The greeting was Of th'
heartiest kind on the part OF the patient H,
shook hands and wept like child, but 1t
was unable TO express himself otherwise
being speechless.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21
,JOnas's Garden.

Jonas's garden was thronged at an early
hour Yesterday afternoon, and was at night
the scene of mirth and gaiety. Dancing was
INDUCED until morning and enjoyed by nearly
all present. The crowd was larger than any
seen there for some time and was quite or
derby. Though liquid refreshments were in
good demand policeman Ferris and his assis-
Iant were not once called to preserve the
peace.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21
Change of base.

Mr. Bianchini. the epicurian, we are infor-
mel, will soon open branch Of his restau-
rant on Main street, in the building adjoining
the Express Office. Mr.. Bianchini's we'll de-
served reputation, is sufficient guarantee that
this new eating house will be first class.
8-2I-f.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21
Never? Hardly Ever

Has there been such fine stock of ready
made clothing as that just received by Joske 4
Sons. The assortment is complete in all
styles and qualities. As specially they have
received fine lot Of railroad suits, all of
which will be offered at prices that will enable
all who are in mind to buy. Go and secure
good fits at an early day. 8-2I-6t.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21

Wanted, situation in wholesale or re-
tail store or factory, by a young man who is
willing to work and make himself generally
useful. Apply to "W," this Office.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21
The Most Extreme AstOnishment

Was seen in the faces of the hosts of visitors
at Wolfson's, when the doors of his emporium
opened and the grand display of carpets of
every size, price and pattern met their eye.
Body Brussels and Brussels single and double
width, in designs rich and rare, tapestry,
three ply, ngrains, and many other grades in
the same line of goods. Cocoa and Chinese
ma,tngs in large assortment. S-IS-3t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21
City Items.
At Gallagher's Saloon.

Recently stole. cynic and an ePicure
laughed till they cried over Gallagher's bill OF
fare. and ballad entitled "GALLAGHER's
WHISKY" After participating they departed,
seeking some object over which their newly
acquired felicity might expend itself. Fur
ther particulars at Gallagher's, opposite l. 4
G. N. depot. o-lz-u
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21

On the way from the International depot to
the New Orleans Store or from there to Mill
street, One black valise with clothing. The
6nderis requested to return it to c. Greisen-
beck at TwohigS bank.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21
No Lady

Can do without those fine laces Of which Joske
& Sons have just opened large variety. There
are Torchon, Spanish, Breton and Valencien
makes. endless in pattern and varied in make
up. If ladies will call on Joske & Sons to
examine they will never regret it, and never
90 elsewhere. 8.I8.N
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21

We are authorized to announce Maj. Jos. +.
Mnter as candidate for County Clerk, sub
ect to the action of the democratic comfy
convention. S-2I-u.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21

Call on Ed. Stoves Il Sons for estimates on
lumber, etc. S-I-I
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21
JOske 4 Sons

Are now offering specialities in laces, Of which
they have just opened large assortment. and
of which fine lot of collars form part, in
all the lovely shapes and styles desirable. If
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21

The party who has written an unsigned
communication to the editor Of the LIGHT,
had better call in person, as he would receive
q more satisfactory reply to his inquiry.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-21
Furniture

OF all kinds for sale, parlor and chamber sets,
carpets, etc., Villita street, No. 2Io. st.