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fnd.x e. New Advertisements.

Read HEnrsrED's Photograph local.
Common Please Cou:t commences on
Tuesday tha s5,h ins,.
VIII BusestcFFs went West last
week to seek his fortune.
Attention is invited to The new adser.
tisersnt OF H. & I. BLUM. Bellsire, o.
Treasurer. elect RUs.EeeER will move
his family 10 Woodsfeld the FIRST Of
May. gAAI 1i8# svJe
&c O. osllssss. Of Lewisville. went
East lss. Weekito parchsss his Spring
Eoods-rs si3 :. siss ss Hs aaz =
Mrs. SARAH sfExAxr. Of Stshord,
Sgsd 7s years, died Of pneumonia on
The 81 inst.
JoHn BI.Her. ot Seneca tbwnship.
sged about 80 years, died Of lang fevsr
0n the 81 inst. a.
H H WHrELER purchased the T c
RowLEs farm IN Sunshury to su.hip and
moved onto It this Spring.
Mrs jazz PArToN had a sale OF house.
.shold,soods On, the 18th inst, -prepara-
tory to removing to EIdnrado. Kansas.
AK SrxlcxLtSa, on April ls.h,
Killed hawk which measured fosr feet
and eight inches from tip to tip Of the
Sings g g
Rsy. EpHoxps preached another one
of his grand sermons to an attentive and
apPrecistive' audience on last Sunday
evening
The roof Of Esq. BEssD's resilence
sssagh, Gre last Saturday evening. l.,
-wss extin9uishei before much dsmags
vas done. = ASS
There viii be church sociable held
ii the u e. Clurch after PRAYER meet.
jog Thursday evening. An are cordial
ly invited.
DlSip McvEY, OF BeA,I.ville. was ap.
rointed School Esaminer on the lt,h|
lnst :, ,s;es G D.. DoUaaEsTF whose term
had expired.
MoCLELLAx SrRrGas. son of J. p
GrRiees. Eiq., returned home last week
from Rinards, Ills. where he has been
visiting his grsnhfa,hef.
Miss MINNIE Ps0aSxsu,G who has
feen assisting Prof. GREESB.sK With
the Lewisyille schools. returned home
last week the schools having closed.
Young men who attend church should
know that It is evidence OF low breeding
To talk during services tn the annoy ance
OF those who wish to heat. the sermon
Mrs GsoseE KETrssks gave an even
ing party TO the young ladies and gen.
t'emen OF this place 90 the tl,h inst,
The Misses Ko1gsIuE, Of Malaga, were
present.
Formers declare that the peaches,
cherries aud most Of the apples we're
KILLED BY TIE recent cold spell. Wheat
that had jpinted was badly injured, some
say. totally ruined. fs7.s 49,
5 Mrs ]. J .HoLLrsfER hss gone oa
VISIT 10 her friends IN Pa, and from
,hers she viii 60 to lher new home 10
DesMoines some time during the sum.
mer, wt.sre very sorry TO lose Mr.,
HoLLIsrER aud family from our midst,
they win bothleave many warm friends
ins Woodefeld. r.1
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ChicagO-Apr,l l4-Hogs-Lieht "A
I'D common weak, hut in good ,demapd.
Market steady; common to good mixed
8 60a7 10; heavy packing aud shipnipe
Z l5,7 45: skips and culls s 50s6 so.
Cal'le-Market strong and selive;
good stock higher than ever; ssbotts
Z 50s7 so; good To Ehoice .shipbing
s Goat 40; common to fair & 60aB 30:
dlstilline cattle s tOs5 %; closed easier;
: s'GGsers sa,aa'a and feeders very brisk al 40a
sheep-heiive and higher ,hsn at apv
time this season: fair TO medium inpt.
tons o O0i6 so; choice 70 extra 6 7Da
Z 90 90 ' g ''' 'ssi ~
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~ Aprjl 18th: 1889

April J3th, 1882.
AT the Wheeling stock yards during
the past week The affairs hsve been qai.
ct and dull To-day. only fiftv ehead o,
cattle were found, hut they we're Fin,
Yves ern animals: The prices were. tol
900 lhs animals t4'6c; 1900 to r.4Ct
lhs animals, 6 to 7.c. Calves COMMAND
8 00ss 90 pr ! ea ;, according toquaf
i,v. Hogs weie in good demani o
6sa7c.
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WSshscribers who get their srrRrrs
1t the postofiice here are notified that
their papers ere put 10 the office ou
Monday of each week, anil Il thar fail
to receive them the fault lies with the
,IOstofiee and no, with u.. w
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-04-18

HR.in on Easter Sunday, which Is
b sufe Sign that rain will fall seven Sun.
days In succession. o. course our
readers In this section noticed the
Htenchins rain that passed over this re.
gion on Sunday, the 18th inst. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-04-18

NThsy have pev game in Indiana.
A msn Who can hold an egg in either
hand and jump fse feet without breaking
The eggs by yinsoluntary squeesiug wins
the bet. e.
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An Escape Of Nihilists.

vienna. April IA dispatch re-
ceved here announces ,hs. eighteen NJ.
hllists have escaped from Kara, in north
Siberia, and that among them vas Mi
kaIloff, an accomplice 10 the assassina
ton OF General NJ Zenthofi.
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HAt g,rnesyllle. on The Iiih inst

- Al BirnesviIIe, on the IIih inst q
blacksmith named MockE committed
suici1e BY shooting himself through the
head. The Enterprise says: !. s,
,"He .uss married about ten years $50
to. Miss Kate Smith. daughter Of Henry
Smith OF Woods6eld. aud leaves three
children. two boys and girl. the oldest
bout eight, the youngest three"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-04-18

kEAsher osey was nominated for
Clerk OF The Court 4of Common Pleas
By the Dem ,crscy Of oh Monroe, at
the'lats primary eleclion 0ae OF the
Rnrthisst young men In tha county,
NetOs MdrGasu;ile W. Ha., Democrat.
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aJ W. PHiLPor. son OF JoHS PRfL-
foT, OF Sanmer6eId, Noble county, shot
himself at . hotel in Quaker City ths
morning Of the IL b inst, aud died at
5 o'clock In the evening. =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-04-18

~Uadsr the PoSD hill Drug9ists
con only cell intoxicating liquors upon
written order or prescription Of q physi.
siso, unless they pay she tax. Pnvsis
clans are free from paying the tat, and
csa use sai cell into xica.ing liq1ors "'or
m.iicinal purposes" Pure alcohol "ior
meshanical purposes" is free from this
taW. -
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New York-Ap,iI tl4.- Sheep
Market slow bu, Fl m: roor to prime un
shorn sold AZ 8. Boat 80 per hundred ;
or" car load roer Colorado sheen at
IS; thrre ear loads good clipped Ohio
.eheep at s 80; pnnr to prime unshorn
earlines.f QosS 50 per hundred; spring
lambs 4 5oaT SO rer hundred.
Swim - 0Oa7 so per hundred.. -
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1. 81 Bonds were qloted IN Now York
on The ll,h inst as follows: Sizes ex.
tended. Iel : Fives extanded. l0li; -Four
and.4-half coupons, il6: F,urs coupons,
1904; Pacific size. Of 1895. l32
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Chicago.

April !4.-Flour 4 25a6 %; wkeat
soc: Corn 74c: Oats SIC; Rye a
Barley | 10
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NEW LOCALS.

aAe Good lngrAin Powered Carpets
from l5c upwsrds at Fl. & I RLUM'S
new conner store, 139 Il l4l Belmont
ST., opposite Mellott's furniture store,
Bellaira.
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Firs. Response to the Veto.

sAS FRANCISCO. April ls San JOSH;
= hitherto strong Republican city. went
mocra,ic at Yesterdays election in
consequence OF the veto.
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EThe following officers were elect
ed ia Summit township on the si.inst.
Trustees-A. f. Thornh.rry,
Martin Denbow,
Fred Spirry,
5 sR Greenhenk, r.
5 Cerk-Joln W. Diehl. E,.-,a
Treasurer G: r Buchanan,
Assessnr-C F Billman.
Constables-Heury Seahsngh, Jn
2 TJacob ulrich.
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OIncInnati.

April IA Flour 5 75a7 so; Wheat
81; Corn 7So; Oats 55c; Rye 93c
Barley l. %. ,
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CIncinn8ti.-April "A - Hogs
Live hops ~ci've and firm, rom mon snd
light 5 75t6 SO; packing aud bulche. g.
G 75af 65.
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Baltimore.

April IA Flour 8 75s7 Is: Wheat
4a; Corn S6c; Oats 62s65c; Rye 80,
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wo"asaeld stock Market.
CORRECTED vEsklr BIT ?. scHrxlorRa J.

April II Cattle sa4ac per phund; ;
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 4s5 per
pound gross. ef7 @
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PHOTOGRAPHS,

EY H. & I. BLU II make q heantifu;
show of Fine Silks. Satins, Mo,ie Cash
meres and other Dress Goods q, their
new corner store, 139 & l4l Belmont
ST, Bellsire Our readers are sure OF
polite attention and good Bargains
Their prices are lower even thaa Whesl
ing sto es. We spesk from experience
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cF The Undersigned announces to
The public that she intends sewing al
home this summer Any one desiring
work done will please call.
Arril ll-4r. EMMA HAYDEN
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R"cen,ly COW hore trirle's In Nsr
ru nherlsad. W. Va Tie owner OF the
c"w. wien he saw this, mrt,erei some
thing about "ibat mrant no good to the
family and hefnrp snv ons knew OF |
ne cremsted the calves and shot the COW.
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BUGGY FOR SALE.

An excellent top buggy, id good con.
dition, will he sold ON very reasonable
terms Inquire Of JOHN A WRIGHT,
Antioch, Monroe County, Ohio.
April Am.
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cF Rcad The .vertisement OF Fl q
/. BLUM. They have opened their new
double store with an entirely new stock
Of Spring and Summer g ,eds, at their
ever attractive Low Prices. Their loca
ton now is l39 d l4I B.lmout ST.. OPP
posite Mellott's furniture store. Bellaire,
Ohio. April Is.
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Reviving Before Burial.

PoTsDAN NJ April l2.-T~o week
ago Maggie Kingslev.oi Bombay Frank.
Tin COUNTY, became i'll from 9,irf at part
ing with her brother who had just quil.
ted home At lsng h she apparrntl,
died. Animation appeared to ne ~hpll,
suspended. hut as she had once hefcr.
lain IN q trance buri,' was d.la,ed. o.
the ninth dav, her friends having giver
up hope, her body we prepared for hu.
rial. During these preparations life re
turned aud che is now recovering.
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E@ Miss NJ, A GU rHBRiE ,as just
received new stock OF Millinery Goods
and is now prepared to furnish Hats
and Bonnets trimmed IN the latest STYLES
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Heavy verdict Against a Bishop,

New YORK, April IA In the euit for
libel, brought nv Rev Samuel d. Hin
man against Bishop Vim. H. Haze, the
jury rendered verdict OF $4,000 for
the plaintiff.
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g DR. ia HES A. MCCOY, former
ly Of Coburn d McCov, Dentist, will
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Store Crowded from Merninq Until Niiqhitl ilii1

New Line Of F and Winter, DnsM
Chlis
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MAYER & KL0Tz

sta1.t-. a34 Union street BelIaIrs 0hfo.
THE LarEest Dry. GOODS. Ca.
pet and C1oth1ng House IN
the City. $. ..ss - - ; ~ .s'.I-
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-11
Religious.

REGULAR services at the Soledad street NJ
F. church, south; ". J. Young pastor. Sun
day school at O., a, m. Preaching at II a.
m. and 7:4s p. m. Morning subject: "a
Shameful Gratitude. Evening subject,
'.Afraid of Public Opinion" Public invited
seats free. Preaching at Mission church or
Tenth street at o'clock.
Trinity NJ E. church, on avenue { and
Pecan street. Quarterly meeting services to-
day and tomorrow by Elder M. A. Daugh'
erty, of Austin. Preaching and quarterly con-
ference at 1880 tonight. Morning sermon al
II to morrow, followed by the sacrament also
at 1870 p. m. by the elder.
Elders II. Wilson and w. B. Ball, of Sc
gum, are expected to preach at the Macedonia
Missionary Baptist Church tonight. USua
divine services at the same church Tomorrow
Corner Live Oak and Crockett streets. Sab
bath school at 9 a. m, preaching at and a
8p. m. The public invited.
Madison Square Presbyterian church, VIM
Howell Buchanan, pastor. Services to-mor
row at Odd Fellows building at II o'clock a
NE, the public are cordially invited.
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The Lady Rid ers

Miss Nelly Burke, champion lady rider OF
the world, is in the city, will ride a ten mile
race against Miss Mollie Taylor this afternoon
at half-past two. The stakes are tor $1,000
and the race will take place in the San Pedro
springs park. Tomorrow Sunday afternoon
the winner of the race will ride ten mile race
against Mrs. M. Beardsley, changing horse at
he end of each mile, with astonishing rapidity.
good deal Of money moi j, p Poous poe S
of our community the race will no doubt. pre-
sent considerable attraction.
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German-EngIiSh ScnOOl

The next annual term of the above school
will commence on Monday, the 18th OF April
next, when limited number of pupils can be
admitted.
Parents will please to take particular notice
that pupils for the lowest class will be receiv-
ed at the beginning Of the term only, and not
during the year.
Applications should be made early to the
secretary, Mr.. Mic. Tengg.
San Antonio, March sd. 1882.
F. GROoS, President.
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MsdIcated Glasses-A Reply.

Mr.. L. Rouvant, San Antonio, Texas.
DEAR SIR-Yours of the 24th with enclosed
slip from the EVENING LIGHT is to hand. If
you take second look at it, you will discover
that other dealers who have not got the med
icated glasses would naturally cry them down.
| Why? Because they get for spectacle that
costs them one dollar dozen, one dollar per
pair, or else they get for glass that cost them
Is cents pair, the sum of SIS per pair.
Therefore you will at once see that it is to their
interest to cry down the medicated glasses
First, because they have not got them to sell,
as you are our only agent for San Antonio;
second, they make more money selling the or
binary glasses: third, the medicated glasses
are driving the ordinary glasses out of the
market. Now, sir, l propose to
protect you in the sale OF the medicated
glasses SO that you can warrant every pair that
you sell to give positive benefit to the eye.
don't care who it is, any one using the glasses
will at once admit their superiority, and &C
| knowledge their improvement. The eye is
no small affair, and people at this age are not
| blind as to what is positive Improvement.
have had the same trouble to contend with
here, until the medicated glasses came into
general use, and now what is the result :?
Every one that uses them Recommend them
| 10 tnelI lTlenQS, anu 1 an selling tllciil dill
through the United States, thousands upon
thousands of pairs, and have yet to hear of
complaint. l will present to the citizens of
your state testimonials and certificates of the
highest and most flattering character from
men of prominence and position, and were
to advertise, to-day, for testimonials, from
your state alone, for the medcated glasses,
l am certain could fill one side of the San
Antonio Express. l don't claim any medi-
cine in the glass, but l do claim that from
chemicals applied to glass in soluble state
have discovered the making ola glass that is
perfect transparent lens, that bends the rays
Of light, SO that they become soft, nice and
cool, keeping the eye in normal condition,
thus doing away with any distressing sensa-
ton. What do care for the opinion of ply
sicians, whose only idea of the manufacture of
glass is theoretical. For any practical glass
maker will inform you that it is an impossible
ity to make glass without the use of chem
icals. Wishing you every success, | am
yours very truly HERO. lIoUsAH.
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General sherman =.

1t is expected that General Sherman, &C
companied by Miss Sherman, General and
Miss Poe and Colonel Morrow, will arrive al
the International depot this evening about
seven O'Clock. The distinguished party will
be received by General Vincent, the mayor
and other prominent citizens, and by them es'
corted to the residence of General Augur
where General and Miss Sherman will stay
during their sojourn here. General and Mis-
Poe will be the guests Of General Vincent, anc
Colonel Morrow will be located at Major
Dodges quarters.
There will perhaps not be that amount Of
display as usual with such extraordinary visit
ors. as the general is here on official business,
but there will, generally speaking, be a gooe
time. On Monday there will be grand MIL
itary review, and in the evening compliment
ar, al will be given.
During his stay the General will officially
visit the surrounding posts, be shown the
.'lions'' of our city, and have an idea glver
him of what Improvements the city has made
and what it intends to make.
All that can be done to make the Generals
visit pleasant one is being done, so that he
may carry onward good recollections OF his So
iourn amongst rs, and there seems to be only
one cry amongst our citizens, and that cry IS
welcome General Sherman.
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CITY ITEM MS:
Methodist Snciables

The young ladies of Soledad street M E.
church, gave one of their pleasant sociables in
the basement of the church last night. The
little folks as well as the big ones, amused
themselves playing "Old Sweet Beans etc.
singing, and eating some nice cake made by
the ladies.
Everybody was sociable, and strangers Is
pecially made feel welcome.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church Debt.

A feasible plan has been devised, whereby,
the debt on the First Presbyterian church OF
San Antonio may be paid. All members OF
the church and congregation, and all who are
interested in the church are urged to be pres
ent next Sunday morning at II o'clock, to
consider the same. J.. w. NEIL, PASTOR,
F. MCNEwToN, Elder,
3-Io-2t J. W. HLASS, Deacou'
f. BEAUMONT, Member.
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SAN ANTONIO, March 9TH, 1882
Mr.. Rouyant

Mr.. Rouvant
DEAR SIR-It affords me pleasure to inform
you that am well pleased with the pair of
spectacles purchased from you two or three
weeks ago. am compelled to use them daily,
and particularly for night work. and find them
cool and totally void Of straining to the nerves
of the eye. They are everything you claim
for them. Yours respectfully,
]. MARSHALL.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-11

Used tor dyspepsia, indigestion, weak
stomach, liver troubles, jaundice, constipation,
&C., Carter's Liver Bitters show Improvement
almost from the first dose. Wholesale by A.
Dreiss.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-11

Those unhappy persons who suffer from
nervousness and dyspepsia should use Car
ter's Little Nerve Pills, which are made ex-
pressly for sleepless, nervous, dyspeptic suf-
ierers. Price IS cents, all druggists. Whole
sale by A. Dreiss.
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Notice to the Pubic.

Parties desiring electric lights, before decid-
ing, will consult their interests by application
at the Office of the San Antonio gas company.
This company will be prepared to furnish
electric light wherever wanted, promptly, and
on satisfactory terms.
THOS. G.. WILLIAMS,
34-1m Sec'y S. A. Gas Co.
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MoNToProLAs FORD, TEX, April 10, 1877.
This is to state that I have used your "Won-
derful Eight for pains, sickness of the stom-
ach, cramping of the bowels and headache,
and can truthfully says that it complies with
its recommendations. +. 5. MAYFIELD.
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SAN ANTONIO, March 9TH, 1852.

L. Rouvant, Esq.
DEAR SIR have been using glasses over
20 years and have never found any equal to
the medicated glasses purchased of you few
weeks since, and feel safe in recommending
them as superior article.
Yours truly,
HUGH F. YOUNG.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-11
AUSTIN, TEXAS, April Y, 1877.

have used the "Wonderful Eight" in
case of chronic diarrhea of nine months
standing, and found it to effect a permanent
cure | have also known it used successfully
in a case Of rheumatism WM kIRRY.
For sale 10y +. Kaltever & Son. 2-aI-u.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-11

AN advise to old and wise-protect your
eyes by using the adjusted spectacles, fitted on
scientific principles, by E. Ie;tzberg, OPP
tiCian 3-3-tt
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viii Con tlnue the Business.

Mr.. Robert Clavin will continue the drug
business Of his late father. and will be glad to
see his old customers as usual. $40 Nv
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Shot guns, clothing, pistols, and little OF
everything at Emerson's.
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Land League.

A meeting of the San Antonio branch of the
Bexar Land League will be held at Meyer S
hall on Sunday, 18th inst at N p. m. All
persons are respectfully invited by order of
The president. 2. KING, Secty.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-11

Money loaned at Tow rates, at Emerson's,
Soledad street.
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Just received, the finest lot of Mexican
6ligree silver jewelry (medicated) at E. Hertz
berg's. 3-9-u
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SAN ANTONIO, March 9TH, 1882.

Mr.. Ronvant:
DEAR SRI have been wearing pair of
your ''medicated glasses" for several weeks,
not only with more satisfaction than ever de-
rived from any other glasses, but with posi-
tive improvement in eye-sight during that per-
iod, which ! can attribute to no other cause,
unless it be to the use of the glasses.
Very respectfully yours,
Ed. MOORE.
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Emerson has Just received fine stock OF
gold and silver watches and diamonds. a4-tf
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Arrived !!

Bazaar patterns for spring or summer. Call
for catalogues. Nv b. BOssHARD.
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Established 1864; removed to San Antonio
1870. Twenty -four years experience. Z; +.
Frommer, Bookbinder and Blank Book Maker,
opposite courthouse.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-11

20. I. C. clearly with E. Her1bergs &C
justed spectacles.
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Wool Commission House.

We are prepared to receive Wool on Con-
sgnment, making Liberal Announcements on
the same. ClIABOT, MOSS g. CO.,
2I-n SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
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Sheep For sale.

If you are tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills, try Carriers Little
Liver Pills and take some comfort. A man
can't stand everything. One pill dose.
Wholesale by A. Dreiss.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-11
AUSTIN, TEXAS, September p, 1876.

Dr. !. S. Nicholas: Il am afflicted with
''weed" in my breast, and by The application
of your "Wonderiul Eight was entirely re-
lieved in 4 short time.
MRS. NJ. E. TRIGG.
For sale by F. Kal,eyer & Son.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-11
Fine Porter House Steal

II YOU want No. porter house steak,
call at Frank Stars restaurant, opposite the
cathedral. 2-I7-t