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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
neutrality-suspicious.,
oaeiact, nes GaotlpeiacnS.

IS lit nah9cipieicl1, boB, lpenn bic Spos
reu oDer &eim5elln be3 8ran0ptl6es NIT
Dem Saat9ut IN ben 8O0elt gelal1gel1, itt
in Snitern Der iungen Yfdlt5e tDre Btl51
fGben IN Bic !60De icn0en ullO DoB m pen
ncuer 2(ugen Die @ntlDidlun8 oes Btl5lQ1
GERS 1tottfin0et, it0 iDntit Der grallO aul3
yicue iii Der9ecrenber @etic gcltcro ntod)t.
lin oieient lle6el SIT ~bege9nelt, gtcbt eS mn
ein Wlittel, tDeldJe3 erprDDt lit, ndntltd) od5
8ei5en be5 Saatgute5 nit elmer Nuflolltll8
bon &upfcrDitrtol, iogeltaItteln bl0ltelt
8itriol, tpclder ipo6l Su ltltterldetDcn ut
Dou Dem 9riincn obcr Gtienpitrtol. 98elllt
mar SIT 8crl6igung Der Sarmer oft be-
DQupten bort, man Bate trob Der Gertpelt>
bullg bon 6ronoi9em GaatgetretDe NIB trp5
Scr llnterl01jlug iegtider Y}0Bre8el sur
Gcrttl9ullg ser &tinttraft bcr gil3ip0relt TN
acknowledgement Sabre feline Gpur BON
Brand inter 6en @ctreioe gc0o6t, 10 lit
6ar0uf SIT cripioern, boB III eil3ellls1 Sub
rcn inter 9cipiiin Bebingungc1t ell 1older
Sail iuobl m6glid, a6er ood ir1lner cine
Mlt5nobme lit, unb baB eS Da0er leidttt11
mtg ltno einc5 geipi1ienDQften Tarn1er5 u1>
fpir0ig tit, ii0 auf 0cn bloBelt a3lfaI 3t
Dcrlallelt, ltatt Die erprobten Wttttcl 81 be-
nubeu.
9SaS Sic 9(rt ser Mntpenoung 6%etrifft, 10
nintmt man / 9fun0 &upferOitriol, llllO
3ipor 1T folgcl0cr QSeiie: 9G3 leBtere tptro
fein ScritoBclt, 1T beiBcm GS011er auFgelOlt
nn6 bnnlt 3u 10 piel faltem gSaIier IN ctrtelf
8Otttd 9egoiic1t, 0aB bet Dinettgel6lttcte
S0ntclt itDd) cine GlterbQnb bod bon Dem
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bebedt tit, balttt betn1
GllcQen Die o6eren Gdid)tcn ni0t trpden
3u ltegcn fpnlnlcll. Ser eirgei0itttete lGei1
sen ipirO iptroer6oIt unlgeriibrt, ltlto allies
Oil bet SberflG6e-S 6tDiruatellDe miro Obj
gcl66pft. Der iolderart ein9equeQtc gSetz
gen bleibt Il Stun6en iteDelt, miro alsDan1t
9eralsgelporfe1, fl09 QuSgebretbt uno flets
Big gctpenoct.
Mirb boS Saa.gut III 6icIer g8eiIe eez
bet3t, 10 fam man ii6er ietlt, boB Ii6 I'M
nGfiten Sabre Der 8rortD nt6t lit bcoenf1
lid)er g4eiie %neruneDrt, Dielrtc9r be1t Ser
idiDtlbe1 noDe ge6radt tDir0. 9a aber Der
gebeiste 9SeiSen 81 9t06rtngs5iDefen ni6t
rteDr 81 ge6rdltd)en lit, tDeil &upfcrOitriol
eth ftQrfeS 0tft lit, 10 f0lgt DarauS, DaB
man l1id5t nle6r ei1tbetsen bari, dis man
iider dis Saatgut ben0tbigt. Sci Dem
0ltsiGen bat man barauf Su d0ten, oaB
nidDt Gin GaciaG pertpcnbet mir6, 1T mel
dent Oor0er ~1t11gebei5te 8raa0lporen ent>
bQltelt0e Trltdt mar. Die Soften Der Gtltz
bei3un9 iinb. 5unal Die SCt5fliliitgfett
mebrr1alS berubt tDer0e1t fam, nobel man
5tr gr0Beren OlebrDett b06itenS cine fleil1e
Otenge friider Tliiiiigfeit 5u5uge6en bat,
10 gering, 6aB, tpent auG n1r elm fleiner
W}e0rertrag er3ielt miiroe, Sic Soften ret6z
lt6 9e0eft iDerOet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30

Gin after S6afSa6ter iagte uns emit:
90 latge maj oas @oQefrefien Der S6afe
fir cine 6lpbe llntugeno bdlt, SIT tpelder
Sic S6tere aus Larger Neile Derlettet iper7
ben %iollten, it0te man fe 5t bel6Gfttgen,
inOem man ibnen l6oIs III Die Galfe legte,
Inn Oaralr Su nager, Dber man madte DEN
Stall gang buntel, mas aber 1lur . lange
alS 6eiIlRittel tpirfte, ais Die S9afe llt6t
alt bic 9unfelGeit 9epobrt tpareil, iobalo
btes Der SAL, gtng aud oaS Nolefre11eH
ipieber los.
gteuere pifieni6aftGi9e 1tnteriu6ungen
baben ergeben, DAB bas g8ouefrellen feline
bloBe llntu9enO lit, ionbern 0aB ii6 bieje1
ntgen Sdafe Dem gSolefreilelt Dtltgebelt,
tpelde cine falfarme 9ta6rung erbalter.
Sol6e S6afe, mel6e 6auptiG6Ii6 inter
benz &nlfr1angel letDen, faltgel1 oil, oieiez
ntge g8ole anberer Sdafe 3I belefet, pelz
DE nit ltrin beihmuBt lit, pobur6 fte Die
tDnen feblen0eu &aIfial3c alfne6nten. @tebt
man nun bteien S6teren gutes 6elt ober
Sal3leGer1 nit &nodenntebl, 10 lalien tie
balb bon Dem lditigen g8oQefreilen ab.
Nudb III Dem gS~eiocgange, lpO lie NIT oer
gtalrung Die n0tbige &alflnetge alfnebmen,
miro Der @rfolg bQl0 ein giinlti9er lein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30

0as @oQefreiien tritt beiortbers BORT
olf, no bic Sd0afe bel i'm Stale gefiittert
iperben. 9(Ie Qnsciden l1iien tpentgltenS
borauf i0lieBen, DAB Bic Siitterung otele
&ranf6eit berporrlft; man fennt ber1
ihie6ene 8GGe, in benen rta6 Der Ser
fiitterltg pol1 i9ledtem lauren 6ell our6
@erobrei6ung BON 9ttem liiBen Sen oaS
ltcbel iofort bcicitigt mur0e. Seim 8etoe7
gang Qlf iaueren g8ielen ioll cine feline
SaGSgabe Elm ie6r guteS Gor6elgungSmittel
ietn, tn0em baoltr1 Die SGurebtloung i'm
Wfagen per6iitct mirb. 9eSglei6en ems
pfie6lt it6 &altipaifer ols @etrGnf ltno cine
3lt9qbe Don &rctbe, Galf oOer10Dl5alde sum
y1tter. Sn benz engeren Gaterlanoe bes
S0reibers 6tele5, in WfeGlcnburg, mill
man Sen ltebclitallD bur6 Gortperfen BON
il1tgen &ieferr5peigen, ipeI6e Die S9ofe
gierig per5ebrelt, SIT beben Derm0gen, nobel
Sic SGtere ober glet6Setttg in et1te1t burtlen
Stale lte6en iollen. Sails it6 Dds Woues
frclien i0o1 Bel ben 2Gnmern 5etgt, lou
man ben Wuttern cine altBeroroentlt6e
SalSlefe gebcn. SIMMER aber 1T an8uraz
then, Sic tpolefrelenben S6afe iofort bon
BEN a1oeren abS1ionbern, ba es TAFT ltns
Stpeifel6oft lit, DaB baS QSollefreien an
itefeno lptrtt unb OaB ein S4af es balo
Dem on6erm na6n19t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
GtabIfrt icit 1851.
Henry SChOeEEkopf.

SO. 232 s. 234 Sit gfanOoIp5 Gtr.,
spiideu Srantliu II. Naortet Str.
L~tulpfe6tt 5u ben ~bi1isiten &reiien:
Gcimnen Waotfa nao Sana &GNee,
Msue Scrteu ariueu uno f~61iu0rsett Sbee,
Srans0S. &aniHe=GhoccI9oc,
&a1oo unto &afnoIGj6!c,
9eutidIen GiGcI=Ssafee,.
Gid crieit 1fitO SS~aHcc=9Ettatt,
uebcrsMGertett &aIt1aS,
&i1gen;ad)ten dbineIid5ct Sastcet,
9catfdes Siuefi@GeInttts,
Gran5of. &1frriitet1sS aGui1teu,
Gcnocttifrte @siIC3,
GGB~etSer SittoeriHehI,
Stride GoIfttctt tttto Wta1toeItts
StaEeu. Wsaccarottt tttlo ySn0eLt,
0riSabe @ritnfcrt u1tO WcrI9erte,
BuAaucisets tt,o Gnfcrgriike,
&itSe, &infcn, GrteS, Sage.
@edJten @tctcnbcttig ut:o Gptnpp
9eatfiGjer 9tutaibcerlaff,
Ae6a&c fratSoi. GaroilteS,
SSe1se SaIsSatnene7,
6oG6no. 8oub6riuGc,
sJs6Ctatrse 9dIe tstto fSotenett,
G~tnf=Nscfretet tttio ScnfS1toines,
&rds&et=@ttd; p0tcS,
SaciE Saroinc3 1no Gaotet,
SStaETentidlc SaIa.nt,
Sycialte GcrOeIotzgSurit,
0crGRd)cgtet &GGJ5,
9ts0It4st @einefii9 Sunt GFtatodbet,
@oorter u1Go Gpguefort Sale,
Sl.posttrtct tno btef. Sdbtuetsert0ie,
S~tetsert frif d1e1t GAnOfdfe,
NoFFtciGit= &tro SSrit1tGecfGIe,
31NelSorfer Gent,
@eeflerg @Gnupftabaf,
eHes4Sdle Gpint:r60e ct t1to gSoufrnkex,
&p3Sfd5tEib ulio 6oLtioo nrct.
ssueS sat iSen biafGitc;t Yreiicn BET {
Henry SchoellIzopf,
bier, ~freiturs Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30

Die GapStu9en itn6 ipo6G Sic am mets
fen tn 0ebrauh geSogcnen Selfl6en; OBJ
idpn ltifltoff7 ltnD fettreid, geben tie bod
feline &ruft, ion0ern n6brcn me6r in Der
MuS0eDnltng. Su gu grpBe Wtengen u110
nnDaltenb Dcrabrci0t, f0nnct ou6 ie sI
itarfcn 9urdfdlte1 rn0 ielbit 5u 0arm>
ent5iIt1oungen &eranlaiung geben narnentz
LID bel SllngDic0. Telt6t licgeloe Sel@
fltdcll perl0ir1meln Ietdt ltn0 Deruriacben
oanu auBer Otagetz u1tO 9arment3iinDunz
gen Ileidt Gerperfen Der &it6e, tpelGe bic
10 per0orbene 9t0lrung g%e1Oiien baben.
Git NtaitSipcden bat man S6len ltto
Gi0ct i1on bis Su IA Yflu16 9tapsfu6en
tG8lib per &opf gegeben 1l1D nit ioldelt
0llgel1l6etnltd ltdrfelt @'aben 1e9r giinittge
9teillltate er5iclt, ben 10 erlangtcn iiberaus
frGfttgen 0iingcr nit in 8etra6t geSogen.
Wtitdtii6c biirfen nllr, je na0 Der Sdipere
lino Der Nrt beS 6auptfutters, 3 bis 5
8ftnb Selflt0en tdgl;h per Sopf erbalten,
mci1 iie lOnlt lei0t III ben Wtaltitano ge>
rotDen, %tuenigtr Mlil6 geben ober bicie einen
Id)lcd)ten Geldm0G anuinm1t. Sb man
Bic 0eltuden rob, gcbDrig 5%erbrOGelt, ooer
inter 8ritDfutter oDer IN Grd1ter1 altf9e7
l0it D~crpglbet, i6eint glet68ilttg. Sic
wirfen iotpD6l giinittg bel !6eu unb Stro9,
nl5 BET @riln> unb 9auptfutter, t11Sbelonr
bere ober bertpert9en iie fit6 bod, tpeltn baS
GtcD nebenbei ptel Gnouet@ nlD Nur3el>
iperf erbGlt.
Sin berrli6es MitteG bilben ferner Bic
SetfuGen, Inn DeruntergefommeneS Gie6
tpie0er sum @coeiDen SIT brtngen. sic itno
aher in Dieiem Safe nit GROCER &orft6t
anfangs pielei6t ] 9funo td9lt6 gu
ge6en.
StctS ie6e man beim 2~lnfarf bon DELI
flden Darauf baB man frti0e utb unperz
fGli0te Naare erbalte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
DIR. &c. AVER eco, Lowell. Mass.

Sn Quen Npotbeten Sl baben.
10iep. 1S,t,ionp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
SnnfcrSe.

Cine gang Dortrefflide @rbe fit Sopfo6itz
boum3u6t gum Ginieben iol6er @e&pGdle
I'M SpGtDerbfte beite6t ans 2 SDetlen balb7
5ericbten %QeDlnralen un0 ] S6eile berrottez
ten Ofiit, po5u etn penig gepllperter &alt
ll10 ettpas 0olSfoblenai6e 9e11en9t miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
AYERS
HAIR WIG z

uerlctht erarQuenbent ooer erauen 6aor nit Dem @lon3
her Sugen6trii6e cine retdc brorne ooer, 1e mad SSritld,
time tief<i6marSe Sarbe; aud fdrbt es beues ODER rotDes
t6dar bunfel; oiiuner 6aarmuds 1ptro perot9tet INN OH
ioaQr, peltu aud ni6t thinner, Rablt0pn9tett 9ebetlt
is u~er6inbert bas Nusfauen beS 0aares llnb oelept
idIpadct uber trdntli6en 6uarpuds. 9s p%erbt1oert uno
beilt SdorIe NIB Sduppen unO betlt fGit aue RraHtDets
ten ser &opibout. gls Gotletten>Wttttel tir Die Yarlefi<
SriIur lit eS unilberirefIid. IS ertbalt meber gel NOD
SJarbe, ma6t bas 6aar lpei6, 9~ldnSeno n1h letoerortt9
lnb peqIei6t ibm etnen 5arteT, o~n9etebmet UNI oeuerilS
BEN Yariitm.
&. IS. . mem, Der Gieentbiiner bes sOtcNrtbrr
(Sbio) enquirer, Iaet: yNper's Satr St9or" TT etn
oamS a1seeseidnetes 8rdparat fir bas 9anr. SD lprebe
aus eiaener Grfabrung. Sein 9ebrau6 foroert Dem
Gsuhs :teler SQare unb madt lie pet4 unb 9~ldn6eno.
0Qs ,8ioor" tit cine e6enio iibere Sur segen SoptSrtno.
Comet i'd mid erinuerc, bat oas &rGpnrat 81 utetuer
6eicn 3uirtebeubett %9ewtrtt."
SSrau 9. u. prescott l6retbt aus Sbarlestofpn,
Mu{I., GlmitraBe 9u. 10, am 3. Nprtl 1852; pSor 5'oet
Sa6reu 9tngen min stlua Smet Drittel netnes Qoares
aus. IS murbe iebr ldnea bilnt nno id muroe '3neh
tabl. Der @ebraud Don sQuer's 0oir 8t9or" bat Dem
@inbolt eetbau, buS 9aar be9dnt reli ST. wadlcn lt1Io
mad etuem Weonat mar metn 6opt sonS init turSent 9dar
bebeft. IS lit peiter gelpa6Ien nnb ieet 10 gut as eS
Dor benz NuSfalen war. sd babe cine 0lalbe poit Dem
.0ioor" reeelmI6i9 9ebraudt, bran6e es aber lest MIR
9cteQenttid ais Ioiletmittel."
" Gir beiibeu 6uuoerte dbnli9er j3su9niiie nber bic
gStrfIamfeit pom ,gper'S Sair 8i9or". is beoarf nur
zines 8erIu6s, I'm aud ben uu9ldubi9iten pon let1teni
gSertbe su iibcrSen9en..
gerfertt9t pom
DIR. &c. AVER &C.,, Lowell. Mass.
Sn alien gpOtbeten SUI babea.
10foA 1S 4 I nnnH
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15
/ Will Receive

Sealed proposals for the building of Madison
Square Presbyterian church, in this city, until
IL o'clock, NJ, Saturday, July Ist, 1882, Sab
baths accepted), at my residence, 226 av-
enue C..
Bidders can obtain plans and specifications
at the above number, each one to retain them
for a day and night, for examination, on Civ
ing their receipt and depositing $50 as a
pledge for their prompt and safe return, to be
refunded on their return. Bonds required of
contractor similar to government contractors
Trustees reserving the right to reject any or
all bids. w. Howell BUCHANAN,
On behalf of the church, and by order of
board of trustees. 6Is-N
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15
Ex-Marshal Russell Re-arrested,
From Express Austin Correspondent

Ex-marshal Russell came in on the train
this evening, and was arrested at the depot by
United State Marshal Costing, on a capias
founded on an indictment found to-day,
charging him with perjury in swearing to
false account. This is the case where Russell
rendered an amount for one Singleton, as
guard for prisoners, to Auburn, New York,
and Singleton was not on the trip. The
amount rendered falsely is about one thousand
dollars. 1t is said to be an ugly case, and his
friends are staggered.
Russell was taken to Marshal Gosine's
Office, where he succeeded in giving two
thousand dollar bond, with Wren and post
office inspector Smith as bondsmen. He
seemed surprised at this indictment.
Judge Turner holds his former bond exc
cufed at Washington, as nullity. 1t is ru-
mored that four or FIVE more indictments
against Russell will follow in quick succession.
The grand jury is in session now.
The fine against Capt. VIM. McMaster, for
failing to appear before the grand jury as a
witness, and not juror, was not RENTED by
the court, and scife facias has been ordered.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15

A balky horse on Main Plaza to-day af-
forded to numerous dogs, small boys, Passers-
by and hotel loungers circus, which though
free, was none the less appreciated. Among
the many suggestions from as many points OF
the compass offered to the 'misfortunate"
proprietor of the aforesaid equine, were the
following: "Tie his tail to the wagon" ''pin
his ears back" 'pour shot in his ears" "give
him rest" push on the strings" ''drive a
hay wagon ahead of him." ETC., etc, all of
which seemed to produce bewildering effect
upon the driver. The horse, however, re-
m lined complacent till an old Atascosa coun-
ty granger came along and suggested, if the
plug wouldn't work and wasn't worth a cuss
for anything else, that he be sent to the legis-
lature. This was too much for "Dobbin,"
and he did his best to kick that old ''carry-
alp into kindling wood.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15
District Court.

Before the Hon. G. H. Noonan, presiding.
The following cases were before the court
this morning:
2oso State VS.. Savero RAMIREZ; reset.
2osI. State VS.. Cosmos Reyes; reset.
POST. State VS.. Marcello Hines; pleaded not
guilty, verdict guilty, sentenced thirty days in
county Jail.
2o58. State VS.. James Searcey; reset.
2o59 State VS.. w. Rowley; continued by
the state.
1850. State VS.. Henry Stewart; pleaded not
guilty, verdict guilty, sentenced six months in
the county Jail.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15
The Fast Man and the Slow Man.

They have "fast man" and "slow man"
who "ride the maip' to and from San Anto-
MO at Floresville; and the only ripple that
breaks the surface OF the occasion in the staid
little burg is the daily arrival of the pumpkin
colored rider mounted on an effigy of horse,
that wouldn't weigh as much by forty pounds
as the rider and we'll filled mail bag.
Nominally he is due at three p. m; but if he
makes the landing by halfpast four the Flores
villains consider themselves in luck.
1t is interesting to watch the citizens, who
with mild inquietude watch for the coming
mail. Having nothing else to do, they COM
mence operations Immediately after dinner,
and keep it up, as if extreme vigilance was
the price of citizenship. Frequently false
alarm is sounded, and the venerable Judge
Mac perambulates his avoirdupois across the
street, only to be informed that all is vanity
and vexaton.
Judge NJ, nervous and exp ectant, PAGES to
and fro; and divers who contribute to the
unlettered annals Of the poor come and 60.
Without its mail facilities, Floresville would be
as dead as Pompeii.
The EAST Man" and the "Slow Man" are
benefactors intognito, and are not cousins of
the "long" and "short" men that rob the
mails elsewhere. The Floresville mails are
safe, and on the same principle which has
constituted the bulwark of Swiss liberty for
ages: they are not worth robbing.
What if people do growl at the Man-in on
the Santone end of the line?
Nothing disturbs the equanimity of the
average Floresvillain-unless when brigade
OF feas attempts to scale the preclpitous
heights of his shin bone; and then there is
music in the air! V.R.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15
To Artists and Painters.

Mr.. c. II. Mueller, of 2o5 Commerce street,
has been increasing his stock Of artist and en-
gineer's materials, of the former his selections
are such as only Mr.. ". "an select thrm, being
practically an artist Of The highest order, and
consequently has full knowledge of quality Of
all goods purchased. His assortments of wall
paper, oils, paints, chromos and complete out
fits for amateur painters and artists excells in
quality and quantity, and recommends them
selves to all lovers of art. ''Quick sales and
small profits" is his motto. John
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15
LOekwOOd's Ora wing.

The following are the lucky numbers in
Lockwood's drawing:
Firtprize, 1850; I'd prize, SOS; grid prize,
go; 4th prize, Ala; 5th prize, 633; 9th prize,
2Io9; 9TH prize, 24oI; 9Th prize, 1887; 9th
prize, 7s4; 10th prize, 2oI; nth prize, 2o9o;
18th prize, GA; I3th prize, s95; I4th prize,
1874; 18th prize, 1867; 10th prize, 2oII; 18th
prize, 1875; 18th prize, 1903; 10Th prize, 1894;
10th prize, 8o8.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15

Mr.. Tatum, of Kerville, informs US that
whilst away from his business in Kerville
some traders of San Antonio, who had bills
against him due month hence, took posses
sion of his stock and sold it, his business and
his insurance policy, without notifying him in
any way or having his consent. If this is SO,
we think the proceedings very strange and
arbitrary, and will form good grounds for
heavy damage which is being brought against
the said merchants.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15
The Yolksfeat Money.

The Volksfest central committee at meet
ing last night, resolved to turn over to the
German English school the sum of five hun
dred dollars, and the same amount to the city
public schools. The remaining funds on hand
are to be held until after the second Wednes-
day in July, when a complete report will be
made public.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15
Public School Examinations.

The following is the programme for the
public exercises in the different public schools
ofthe city:
Colored school, Friday 10th, from a. m.
to IL m.
Public examinations in all the ward schools
on the 10TH and 10th, from a. m. to p. m.
Prize examinations at the Central school on
2Ist and 22d, from a. m. to I p. m.
Prize examinations in German, on Friday,
23d, from 9 a. m. to IAN.
Prize elocution and graduating exercises on
Monday, 10th from 9 a. to IL IN.
Cantata of one hundred voices, on Tuesday
evening, 18th, from 8 p. m. to close of exer-
ciSeS.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15

If you troubled with fever and ague dumb
ague bilious fever, jaundice, dyspepsia any dis
ease Of the liver, blood and stomach, and wish to
get well, try the remedy, Prof. Guim.tte's
French Liver Pad Ask your druggist for it, and
take other, and if he has not got it send Six in
Ceve one by return mail.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15

Irregular and sluggish action Of the Bowels,
Headache, Sickness at the Stomach, Pain in the
Back and Loins etc, indicate that the Liver is at
fault and that requires assistance enable
this organ to throw off impurities. Morleys TX-S
Tonic Cordial is compou rded especially for this pur-
pose Mild in action and eff Give as a ure, clean
ing the system thoroughly and imparting new life
KaIteyer & Son
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The Nelson Damage suit.

Mrs. Nelson claim Of $4,000 against the
G.. II. & S. A. r. r. for the killing of her
husband, Gus Nelson, at Eagle Pass, through
defendants alledged negligence, has been
compromised by the payment of 5000 to be
equally divided between herself and child, her
half being paid at once and the child's half
due in July next.
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The Public should Know 1t,

c. A. Magerstadt, the cheap and popular
halter, has removed from No. 233 to No. 3
Commerce street, Shoemaker Lopez's old
stand) where he will be glad to sell new hats
and repair old ones. In future he will also
dye, clean and repair gentlemen's clothes, in
good style and at low prices.
Day" He is now selling off his stock Of hats
at cost price. Give him a call. s-23-Im
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Afternoon Concert at Travis Park

Programme for Friday June 18th:
1. March-"Over Hill and Dale"-Kiess-
Ter.
2. Davatine-Op. "Maria Stuart"
hard.
:. shuelot"-Howard.
4. Reveille-"Morgengr uss"-Neibrig.
6. Galop-"Fire Fly'-Nieschulz.
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Leland or.

We have been called on by Capt Hosack,
who has presented us with map OF Leander.
on the Austin and Northwestern railroad,
where sale of town lots will be made on next
Saturday, the 18th. The Captain will make
said sale, and invites his friends to meet him
there, for these lots will pay to buy. I4-2t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15
YOu Need Not ear

That people will know your hair is dyed if you use
that perfect alton Of nature "Morley Improved
Hair Dye " No detect it, and it pro-
nouncs by the most emine hair-dre sels, BARRIERS,
and every who it to be The very best article
ever produced for this purpose Each box contains
comb and brushes FOR IS arpl caiion, want never
before SUPP lied Price S.. Barber's size 90 cents
Sold by + Kalteyer & Son
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bitten by a Dog,

As little Augustine Barriere was passing
down Hidalgo street a dog rushed at him and
bit him on the arm. The boy is under medi-
cal treatment, and the owner of the dog-an
old colored woman-has been arrested for
keeping a vicious dog.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15

-Carter's Liver Bitters for the cure Of dys-
pepsia. liver complaint, and all diseases caused
by malaria, are made by the makers Of Car
ter's Little Liver Pills, which guarantees the
goodness. Wholesale by A. Dreiss.
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Recorders Court.

Hon. M. G.. Anderson, Recorder.
Matte, vagrancy, fined $40.
Nancy Adams, insulting language, fined SIS
ALA Adams, insulting language, fined SIS.
T. Samora, drunk, fined S..
Joe Gurbor, drunk, fined S..
ID. Weber, failing to take stand, fined SIS.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15
Oscar Wilde Coming

The world renowned Apostle of Atstheti-
cism, Oscar Wilde, will appear at Turner'S
Hall next Wednesday evening, June 2Ist, and
deliver his celebrated lecture on decorative
Art" The sale of seats will be announced in
due time
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For Rent.

House with four rooms and kitchen o
South Flores street, opposite the arsenal. Az
ply at Grenet's, Alamo store, to
If los. E. DWYER, Executor
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Notice to StOckm,

Notice to StOckmen.
For sale by Meyer & Bonnet:
227 good work mules.
22o good saddle horses.
$40 mixed horses and mares.
All Of the above good shipping stock.
Yards 22s West Nueva street. Z
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Notice.,

Anybody wanting Flag Rocks for pave
ment can get them at A. Bruni, agent, south
side Military plaza. 6-I3-2w
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15

For all kinds Of mixed drinks, pure, cool
and refreshing drinks, step anto Henry &
Mikes new SALON, opposite the Sunset de-
pot. I36-h
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A Rare Chance.

A good cottage and lot for sale on avenue
D, next to Alderman Lockwood's. For full
particulars apply on the premises. #
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Furnished House 10 Kent.

A very desirable residence. ample grounds,
plenty of shade tress, and house fully furnished
numb'r s93 north Flores street Term of
rental from 18th June to last of August. APP
ply at premises. 6-I2-tf
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-15

Genuine Pongee silk and seersucker coat
and vests at PancoaSt & Son. #